Head of Strategy
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- Employment type
- full time
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- Growth
- FullTime
About the role
Ellipsis Labs is a profitable, venture-backed New York startup building performant DeFi protocols on high-throughput decentralized infrastructure. Our long-term mission is to build a more efficient, transparent, and fair financial system. Our flagship product, Phoenix Perpetuals, brings professional-grade perpetual futures to Solana. Phoenix has processed over $4 billion in trading volume and is growing 20% month over month, adding to the more than $300 billion our products have facilitated to date. Behind Phoenix is a lean, high-caliber team with experience at top trading firms, blockchain companies, and tech companies. Ellipsis Labs is seeking a Head of Strategy to join our team. Working directly with our co-founders and alongside our existing growth team, you'll shape and execute our go-to-market strategy. In this role, you will: Own growth strategy and execution for Phoenix across target user types (traders, market makers, integrators) and channels Deploy capital into scalable, sustainable, and measurable growth strategies, including marketing and incentives Raise the bar for operational rigor throughout the GTM organization Qualifications Required Demonstrated rigor in written and verbal communication Ability and desire to pick up context in a deeply technical domain where details matter Strong work ethic and high agency Bias toward reasoning from first principles Hands-on experience in a go-to-market function Preferred Experience in systematic trading, exchanges, and crypto Experience managing and measuring user acquisition and marketing budgets Familiarity with perpetual futures, derivatives, and on-chain trading
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