Co-Founder with Investment

Company Description ZOOPship is transforming India’s D2C last-mile delivery through a phygital network that bridges the gap between D2C sellers and customers. By building hyperstores for Sellers, ZOOPship integrates delivery services via a tech-enabled hybrid model. We are raising growth capital to expand our reach, enhance our platform, and bring innovative solutions to millions of farmers in underserved markets. Looking For A passionate co-founder to join this growth journey—ideally with experience in retail tech, delivery business, or scaling operations—and the willingness to invest in the business. You will be instrumental in executing our pan-India ZOOPship vision. Location: Noida / Uttar Pradesh / Open to Remote Commitment: Full-Time | Co-Founder | Equity + Investment Role Description Lead strategy, operations, or tech, depending on your strength Shape and grow the franchise network Build a strong investor and partner ecosystem This is a full-time hybrid role for a Co-Founder, based in Noida. The Co-Founder will be responsible for driving the strategic vision and growth of the company, overseeing operational and financial performance, and leading business development efforts. Key tasks include formulating and implementing strategies, managing teams, building and maintaining relationships with stakeholders, and identifying new market opportunities. Additionally, the Co-Founder will play a crucial role in fundraising efforts and ensuring the execution of the company’s mission and goals. What You Gain: Ownership stake in a purpose-driven, revenue-generating startup Founding-level position in a scalable hybrid business model Tangible progress with real farmers, real impact, and real traction A chance to contribute to agritech, rural innovation, and the future of India’s supply chains Visit: zoopship.com Pitch deck available upon request. #D2C#StartupIndia #CoFounder #Equity #zoopship#lastmile #InvestmentOpportunity #Delivery #DeliveryBusiness #d2csellers #directtocustomer Show more Show less