
About the role
Pay Range: £60k-£140k (salary + equity), based in London, UK.
We are hiring a Chief of Staff to work directly with Squid’s founders.
You will build and run the operating system around the founders, taking ownership of work that currently spans company operations, finance, hiring, customer operations and board and investor preparation.
This is a senior, hands-on generalist role. You will move between strategic priorities and detailed execution, helping Squid operate with reliable information, clear ownership and proportionate processes.
This is a high-ownership role based in our central London office, with the opportunity to shape how the company operates as it grows.
What you'll do
Qualifications
You do not need to meet every requirement. We are looking for a highly capable generalist who has made complex and ambiguous work reliable.
You may be a strong fit if you have:
About Squid (www.squid.energy)
AI and data centres are booming, electrification is accelerating, and trillions in generation, storage, and connection projects are queued - but the real bottleneck is the grid.
Grid planning and operations are becoming a national-scale systems problem: complex network models, messy legacy data, strict governance, overloaded teams, and high-stakes decisions that affect real infrastructure.
Squid is building the agentic modelling platform for power grids: a versioned, auditable source of truth where network models, data, changes, assumptions, and decisions can be tracked - and where humans and AI agents can safely work together.
We unify legacy planning models, operational data, and grid workflows into software that helps teams run checks, compare models, explain changes, validate assumptions, and move faster without losing engineering rigour.
Based in London, Squid is backed by premier investors like Y Combinator and partners with industry leaders including National Grid and Northern Powergrid. 🦑
The pay range for this role is:
60,000 - 140,000 GBP per year (London)
Strategy
London, United Kingdom
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