Studio Management is seeking an exceptional recent grad for a dual role as Investment Analyst and Chief of Staff to Co-founding Partner Johnny Hwin.
The position will afford the right candidate the opportunity to work alongside Johnny and see how an investment firm is run as well as how early-stage startups are ideated and scaled.
Major responsibilities will include:
- Driving the end to end execution of various projects
- Helping to manage staff across teams internally
- New company and new product research
- Initial screening of inbound VC deal flow
- Market mapping and team building for incubated ventures
- Joining all major calls, taking notes, and taking lead on next steps
Qualifications
- Self-starter with ability to work in self-directed manner when required
- Demonstrated academic excellence
- Passion for technology and investing
- Strong work ethic and desire to learn and build new skills
- Attention to detail
- 0-5 years work experience, tech or finance experience is a plus but not required
Please include SAT/ACT scores, college GPA and other information that clearly supports your qualifications for this role as part of your application
Studio Management is a data-driven investment firm with focus areas in long-short equity in public markets, early to mid stage VC and internal incubation of startup ideas.
Studio is co-founded by Johnny Hwin, an artist, entrepreneur, and investor/advisor previously featured in The New Yorker, The New York Times, and SPIN Magazine. He most recently cofounded Thistle—a subscription-based health foods delivery company—an early incubated company within Studio Management, and is the singer-songwriter/producer of Cathedrals, an indie-electronic duo The New York Times describes as “R&B with 1980s rock swagger,” currently featured in season 1 of Amazon Prime’s new series “Jack Ryan”.
He was formerly co-founder and CEO of damntheradio, a Facebook marketing platform that powered promotional campaigns for artists such as Lady Gaga and The Black Keys, and brands such as Wrangler Jeans and Gatorade. damntheradio was acquired in January 2011 by email marketing startup FanBridge (investors include SoftTech VC, Lowercase Capital, 500 Startups, First Round Capital, Founder Collective, et al)—6 months after launch. In the spring of 2011 post-acquisition, he opened for Moby at SXSW, playing bass in the live outfit of electronic dream-pop artist Blackbird Blackbird.
Prior to damntheradio, he studied social psychology and technology entrepreneurship at Stanford University, where he launched his first company from the Stanford Facebook App Class (profiled in the New York Times), a viral quiz platform that grew to 15M users and was sold in 2009 to SpeedDate (and later acquired by Match.com).
