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Most companies don’t end in acquisition — they end in closure. Yet shutdown has never been given the same rigor, clarity, or professionalism as the moments that came before it. Nearly 4 million companies shut down every year, creating a massive, overlooked market. SimpleClosure is building the infrastructure to change that.
Having raised over $20M from leading VCs and trusted by more than 7,000 companies to date, we streamline the entire business dissolution process — from legal and tax to operational and administrative — as one coordinated effort instead of a patchwork of disconnected steps. We go a step further, helping companies sell their remaining assets and return the most value to their stakeholders, through our AssetHub.
As the leading platform for company shutdowns, we have something no one else does: a continuous, proprietary flow of companies winding down, and the assets they built along the way. Our buyers span the top AI labs, RL environment providers, vertical and enterprise agent builders, VCs and deal-flow partners, domain marketplaces, and much more. Dissolution is our wedge; the marketplace is a big part of where we’re headed.
Joining our AssetHub team means helping to define a new category from the ground up, working on complex, high-stakes problems, and building the products and processes that guide founders through one of the most consequential moments in a company’s life.
SimpleClosure is seeking an Asset Sales & Delivery Specialist to secure the rights to the assets that power AssetHub and deliver them to our AI buyers. When a company shuts down, the codebases, workspaces, and proprietary data it built can be worth a lot, but only if the rights are clean. You will work directly with founders, investors, and counsel at companies selling their assets, negotiate and close the deals, and then own delivery to buyers such as top AI labs, RL environment providers, and agent builders. This is a short-cycle, high-ownership sales/customer success role: you will run many deals at once, from first conversation to signed agreement to delivered asset.
We are a legal tech company at heart. We buy assets from sellers and license them to buyers, and we care about the rights and risks of every party involved. Our position in the market is a curated selection of high-quality assets that come with the rights and the data to back them up. Your job is to select great assets, secure those rights on terms that are economical for us and responsible for sellers and buyers, and make sure every deal is one both sides can stand behind. You will also pass what you learn back to the team, so we can keep structuring the marketplace in a way where buyers and sellers both win.
*This is a fully remote role, open to candidates anywhere in the U.S.
Own the supply-side deal cycle from first conversation to signed agreement: qualify sellers and assets, position Asset Hub clearly, negotiate, and close the rights to codebases, workspaces, and other assets.
Build trust with founders, boards, and investors by explaining clearly how licensing works, what rights we are acquiring, and how the process protects them.
Negotiate agreements in close partnership with legal, and responsibly adjust our contracts deal by deal, using sound judgment on which terms we can and cannot give (scope of rights, exclusivity, reps and warranties, and payment structure).
Help select the right assets: weigh quality, buyer demand, and rights clarity, and flag legal, IP, privacy, and third-party risks early, so every asset we take on is one we can license with confidence.
Own delivery: carry each asset from signed deal to delivered product for our AI buyers, coordinating with engineering, legal, and operations on transfer, packaging, de-identification, and buyer acceptance.
Keep deals moving: manage a high-volume pipeline in HubSpot, forecast accurately, and keep sellers and buyers informed at every step.
Be the voice of the market inside the team: share what you hear from sellers and buyers on terms, pricing, and process, so product, legal, and the GM of Asset Hub can structure the marketplace in a way that works for everyone.
Build repeatable playbooks, templates, and workflows (using AI tools where they help) that make each deal faster and more consistent than the last.
Sales and negotiation (critical): a track record of closing deals through strong positioning and negotiation, ideally in a short-cycle, high-volume environment. You know how to read a counterparty, hold a position, and find the structure that works for both sides.
Experience: 2-4 years in sales, customer success, deal-making, or a similar commercial role, ideally involving contracts, IP or data licensing, M&A, regulatory environments or marketplaces.
Working with legal: comfortable reading and marking up agreements, partnering with counsel, and responsibly adjusting terms. You do not need to be a lawyer, but you understand rights, licensing, and risk well enough to know what we can and cannot offer.
Strategic judgment: you think beyond the single deal: which terms are worth giving, which are not, and what each concession means for sellers, buyers, and how we structure the marketplace.
Ownership: goal-oriented, entrepreneurial, and flexible. You take a deal from first call to delivered asset, and you thrive in a brand-new market where the playbook is still being written.
Communication: a clear, credible communicator who can earn trust quickly with founders, investors, counsel, and technical buyers.
Operational rigor: organized enough to run many deals at once, keep a clean pipeline, and coordinate delivery across legal, engineering, and operations. Comfortable using AI tools to move faster.
Nice to have: experience in M&A, asset sales, IP or data licensing, legal tech, or the startup wind-down ecosystem; familiarity with software, data, or the AI training landscape.
Motivated by upside: this role carries a meaningful variable component tied to rights secured and assets delivered, so you should be energized by performance-based upside.
OTE (includes performance-based variable component): $70,000–$110,000 in San Francisco and New York, or $60,000–$90,000 in all other U.S. locations, depending on experience level and location
Competitive equity package
Comprehensive health benefits, including medical, dental, and vision
Life insurance
Unlimited paid time off
Remote work environment (within the U.S.)
Two company-wide offsites each year
401(k) with Traditional and Roth options, with immediate eligibility
SimpleClosure is an equal opportunity employer
We are committed to providing a work environment free of discrimination and harassment. All employment decisions at SimpleClosure — including recruiting, hiring, promotion, compensation, and termination — are based on qualifications, merit, and business need, without regard to race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, and related medical conditions), sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable federal, state, or local law. We’re committed to building a diverse and inclusive team, and we welcome applicants from all backgrounds. If you need a reasonable accommodation during the application or interview process, please let us know.
Application Process
Thanks for applying! If your experience is a strong match for what we’re looking for, our hiring team will reach out to schedule an initial screening call and walk you through the rest of our interview process. We do our best to respond to every applicant, but given the volume of applications we receive, we may not be able to provide individual updates if we decide not to move forward.
*We are unable to support any visa outside of Canada (no H1B Visas)
