Maker (Fellow/Builder) at Makers Fellowship | Torre
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Maker (Fellow/Builder)

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Between: Jun 01, 2026 - Aug 31, 2026
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GMT-07:00 to GMT-03:00
Posted 6 months ago

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Role: Maker (Fellow/Builder) A "Maker" is not just a recent graduate; they are an active builder who transforms ideas into real products and startups within an intensive, community-driven ecosystem. Key Responsibilities: - Rapid Prototyping & Execution: Build and launch Minimum Viable Products (MVPs) with real users within a 12-week timeframe. - AI Integration: Master and apply Artificial Intelligence as a core execution tool to automate workflows and build functional AI agents. - Community Engagement: Actively participate in community-building initiatives, share knowledge through "study jams" or mentoring, and promote an inclusive environment. - Iterative Learning: Engage in hands-on learning, transitioning from "zero coding" or "zero business" experience to building revenue-generating products. - Strategic Growth: Manage personal and project growth through time-blocking, evidence-based research, and weekly visible deliveries. - Ambassadorship: Represent the Makers community positively and promote its goals within the broader regional tech ecosystem. Requirements & Skills: - Builder Mindset: A strong bias toward action ("execution over endless preparation") and a "founder" way of thinking. - Technical Curiosity: Passion for entrepreneurship, coding, and business, regardless of current skill level. - AI Literacy: Ability (or willingness to learn) structured prompting, tool stacking, and connecting various AI tools to solve complex problems. - Adaptability & Grit: Proven ability to handle an intense program while balancing personal or university life. - Communication: Strong written and verbal communication skills to collaborate with mentors, founders, and community peers. - Intellectual Rigor: A commitment to continuous learning, seeking out constructive feedback, and staying updated on tech trends.