Felloclass is a small team. There are no open roles right now and no data room. When that changes, this page will change with it.
I haven’t hired anyone yet, and it’s not on principle. At the size Felloclass is now, one person making every decision moves faster than any team I could put together. That will stop being true at some point. I’d rather admit when than fake a team before.
When I do hire, here’s roughly the order I’m thinking about. None of these are open. If one fits you and you want to be on my list for when it is, email `daniel@felloclass.com` with a line about what you’d want to build.
Someone who’s taught real humans, cares about why lessons land, and will argue with me about every default.
Someone who wants to own whole surfaces end-to-end and isn’t allergic to being on the customer-support rotation.
Part-time or contract. Someone who can keep the editorial feel of the brand from drifting as the product grows.
Email-first, Danish and English. Someone who treats user emails like lesson material.
Not a priority yet: sales, ops, growth, HR, BD. If I ever list those first, call me out.
A 45-minute call about the work and not the resume. One take-home or live exercise that fits in a normal day. A day working together on a real problem, in person or remote. A reference conversation with one person who’s managed you. An offer within a week. That’s it. No panel of five. No culture interview. No take-home that looks suspiciously like free consulting.
A competitive Danish salary, benchmarked to Copenhagen for tech roles. Meaningful equity, not token equity, written in plain language. Five weeks of paid holiday plus the Christmas–New Year shutdown I already take. A budget for books, courses, and a good machine. Parental leave that matches Danish standards, wherever you live.
Use the product. Start a course, break it, tell me what was off. Write to me at `daniel@felloclass.com`, not to apply, just to say hello. I keep a file. And follow the changelog. That’s the most honest read of whether Felloclass is going somewhere.
If you read all the way down here, drop me a line. That already tells me something.
Daniel