Aurelian Io
Chief of Staff
Seattle, USA · Exec
Sponsorship not specified$60k-$80kDetected 659 days ago
ResearchCommunication
About the role
- Take business objectives, break them down into constituent parts and execute Own and manage complex cross-functional projects Research and solve 'green' problems that are new to Aurelian What you'll need: Early evidence of exceptionalism High aptitude & strong work-ethic Great interpersonal and communication skills Strong, genuine interest in public safety and Aurelian's work Growth mindset Nice-to-haves: 1-3 years of experience in investment banking, consulting, or operations at early-stage startups 4-year degree from top university Computer science experience Compensation & benefits $90,000 - $120,000 Healthcare (medical & dental) Unlimited PTO Equity compensation
Responsibilities
- Take business objectives, break them down into constituent parts and execute Own and manage complex cross-functional projects
Compensation
- $60k-$80k
Company info
- About Aurelian Aurelian automates non-emergency calls for 9-1-1 centers.
- We do this through an AI-powered operator that routes, triages, and resolves calls without the need for human intervention.
- Our mission is to help 911 operators focus their time and energy on emergencies by automating repetitive tasks.
- We serve emergency communication centers (ECCs) across the entire US, including Snohomish County, WA and Hamilton County, TN.
- Nationwide, ECC is 30% understaffed.
- Staffing shortages have lead to call-taker burnout and attrition, which is exacerbating the problem even more.
- Post COVID, wait times for 9-1-1 calls have reached a boiling point; imagine, in the most stressful situation of your life, waiting on hold for over a minute.
- But what's most shocking is 60-80% of the calls 9-1-1 operators take aren't even emergencies.
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