Career Opportunities @ Andreesen Horowitz Portfolio Companies
I am excited to express my interest in opportunities within Andreessen Horowitz. With a diverse background spanning product management, customer success, digital marketing, and entrepreneurship, I bring a unique T-shaped skillset—deep expertise in building and scaling products, complemented by a broad understanding of go-to-market strategy, user psychology, and business growth.
Throughout my career, I have navigated multiple industries from HRTech and e-commerce to media and healthcare, identifying intersections that drive innovation. As a product leader, I thrive in ambiguity, rapidly learning complex concepts and translating them into actionable strategies that resonate with stakeholders across technical and non-technical teams. Whether launching a video testimonial platform for recruiters, building a mental health tech startup (Beyond Shame), or optimizing multi-channel marketing campaigns, my approach is rooted in curiosity, execution, and continuous iteration.
Beyond execution, I am deeply entrepreneurial. I have founded and scaled businesses, led cross-functional teams, and advised organizations on leveraging emerging technologies. I understand what it takes to build and sustain momentum in fast-moving environments, and I relish the opportunity to contribute to an ecosystem that champions transformative ideas.
I would welcome the chance to explore how my skills and mindset align with the needs of a16z and its portfolio companies. Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to the conversation.
Warmest,
Jeff Ringgenberg
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