>when we are successful $ will be a successful byproduct
>Our goal is to fundraise soon but in the beginning the salaries will be slightly below market rates
The moment someone offers a job with the promise that they MIGHT pay you eventually if it works out, that is the moment you instantly jump ship. There is zero reason to ever bother with any this type of startup. There is no point in even trying to entertain the idea.
>Who need consistent direction + mentorship + need to be told what to do + how to do it
So they want to hire an army of interns but at the same time they want a highly professional team of experts that will instantly know what to do.
>Someone who is willing to live the 'ramen + instant coffee' lifestyle for a bit before we raise venture capital
You could probably earn more as a hobo begging for cash in front of the supermarket in the middle of a pandemic than what you would be getting from a job like this.
>Someone who is deeply passionate about the intersection of climate change + fashion + apparel
>A Doctorate or atleast a Masters in either Materials Science & Engineering, Fiber & Polymer Science, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Chemistry, Physics or the like
>lab-based experimantal roles
So this is a female fashion designer (which is a term I use generously here since she has no clue that nobody wants to wear polyester clothing) that wants to make eco-friendly clothing with inbuilt circuitry with the cheapest polyester clothing imaginable. And she wants it developed by experimentation (meaning she isn't an ideas person since she doesn't even have an idea yet), created from scratch using raw crude oil and she wants it done in a environment-conscious manner.
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Not just that but you only get paid if the project succeeds