Research & Knowledge Curation Associate

Compensation: $24–$30/hour · Part-time

About Hussh

Hussh is two businesses with one mission: make information — especially private personal information — a real financial asset for the human it belongs to, with the human in control of every machine, always.

The technology company builds private personal AI: the puppy home supercomputer line (orders open October 31, 2026), iMoney the money app (production launch December 27, 2026), and Private Agent One. The asset manager runs permanent capital on a single doctrine — own the world's fastest growers of absolute free cash flow — with Fund A live since October 1, 2026, at 0% management fee and 25% of profits above a 6% hurdle. We are 100% privately owned and profitable — founder-funded, no outside investors, no one to answer to but our customers — and because of that, we hire the best and pay the best.

We are betting on AI in the biggest manner: not AI features, not an AI department — the whole company is the bet. And we do not go to market alone. Partner-first and distributor-first are doctrine here, not slogans: Meta, NVIDIA, Google, Microsoft, Apple, and the labs are partners, never adversaries; and the distributors, resellers, dealers, advisors, and platforms who carry us to the customer are designed-for from day one. Every relationship we build must create value, deliver value, and turn that value into shareholder equity — for everyone who works with us, invests with us, or does business with us. The test every exchange must pass: the buyer receives more value than they paid, or no value was created. Brand, culture, and values weigh the same as product in every decision this company makes — including this hire.

Our doctrine is simple to say and hard to keep: the human owns their information, from day zero; it is never transferred to us, only ever accessed by consent, granted by them, revocable by them. The people who curate knowledge here learn that rule from the inside — they handle people's information under the standard that it belongs to the person.

The role

Mission: build the verified knowledge the whole company runs on — every fact checked, every person honored as the owner of their information.

The real work: build the researched dossiers our books and outreach run on — verify facts about people and companies from primary sources, curate knowledge files, check names, dates, and numbers line by line. Our standard is brutal and stated up front: complete verified rows, no guessed fields. The research engine behind the Aloha book program and the Top-1024 census runs every day, and this is its front line.

One thing, said plainly, because we say it in every posting: everyone who applies to Hussh — hired or not — receives one invitation, in our reply to you, to claim their own Hussh agent and join the network, free, entirely your choice, never a condition of this job.

What you'll do

  • Verify people-and-company facts from primary sources; log the source for every claim.
  • Curate and maintain knowledge files to the program standard.
  • Line-check names, dates, figures, and titles before anything ships.
  • Flag conflicts between sources instead of guessing.

What you bring: research discipline and honesty about uncertainty; comfort with documents and spreadsheets; 10–20 hrs/week reliably. Students, caregivers, and career-switchers welcome — the hours flex.

What we offer: $24–$30/hour, 10–20 hrs/week, remote, paid weekly. Your own Private Agent One, free, yours to keep.

How to apply: Apply here on LinkedIn with a short note answering one question: describe a research task where you caught an error everyone else had copied forward — how you found it, and what the primary source said.

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