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Pre-MVP Startup Seeks Design-Minded Co-Founder to Shape Product Direction

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A startup founder is publicly seeking a third co-founder to lead design and product strategy at the pre-MVP stage. The role goes beyond visual design, requiring someone who can challenge ideas, conduct market research, and influence what the product ultimately becomes. A marketing-focused co-founder is already on board, so the new partner would own the product and design side as an equal stakeholder. Candidates do not need a formal portfolio or coding background, though frontend skills or familiarity with AI tools like Claude are considered a plus. Interested individuals can reach out directly via email at somaykousis@gmail.com.

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