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Arc is a rapidly growing luxury tech brand specialising in minimalist phone cases, most notably the Arc Pulse. Throughout 2026 we are extending the product family with new hero products built to the same standard: obsessive attention to craft, precision engineering, and design that disappears until you need it.
We are inventors, makers, and dreamers from across the world, united by craftsmanship and ambition. We learn from each other, take ownership, and ship work we are proud of. The company is profitable and growing over 100% year on year, with engineering at its core and a global B2B wholesale channel as growth driver.
Built for people who close the door themselves, then send the signed contract before the next flight boards.
Your job is to grow Arc’s retail and wholesale business across every region we can win in: Europe, Latin America, North America, and Asia Pacific. This is a medior to senior individual contributor role today, reporting directly to the Head of Revenue, with a clear mandate to build and lead the channel team beneath you as the business scales.
One person, one global channel P&L, one quota, with the brief to turn it into a team.
Built for people who build the channel, not manage one
Arc’s wholesale channel is at the inflection point. The brand has grown quickly across DTC and the next stage is scale across retail in key regions. You will not inherit a mature operation with playbooks waiting for you. You will write them, then hire the team that runs them alongside you. The accounts you open, the terms you set, the forecast you build, and the people you bring on define what Arc’s channel looks like for the next years. Direct exposure to the Head of Revenue, CEO, and the founder team. Real ownership over a global channel P&L from day one.
If you are commercial, design literate, and excited by the idea of building a serious global retail business inside a brand people love, then building the team that runs it, we would love to hear from you. Even if you do not meet every requirement perfectly, but you know you can open the door, send us your work.
Global channel IC with the mandate to build and lead the team. Open every region, own the number, set the playbook.
Global channel IC with the mandate to build and lead the team. Open every region, own the number, set the strategy.
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