HUBVERSEThere are no
jobs here.
Only 111-day loops
We retired job openings. We don't hire roles — we open loops. One problem, one build, one story, one owner. You.
Hubverse is the universe — the umbrella. Campus applications live at thehubbengaluru.com/careers.
Day loop
What happens when the future of work meets the future of learning? A role was a container with no end and no proof. A loop has both: 111 days, a named problem, a shipped build, a documented story, and a verdict said out loud.
How a loop runs
You name the problem, the build, and what you'll be judged on. Out loud, in writing.
Something real exists. Not a plan, not a deck — a shipped slice.
Re-loop, graduate, re-run or close. Said plainly, in both directions.
A documented story of what you built. It travels with you either way.
Outperform your Day 1 commit and we re-loop you with a wider mandate. Nothing gets renewed quietly.
Funded loop
Take a grant and run your own 111 days. Your problem, your build, your name on the record.
THB Funds →Co-built loop
Run your 111 days inside our team. Founder-led, on the floor, shipping alongside the people who built it.
Co-build with us →Start building before we meet.
We're looking for residents, not applicants. Send a creative 1-minute video pitch and your 1 / 11 / 111 built in Notion. Whether you know exactly what you want to create or you're ready to learn by doing, show us you mean business.
- You'll build your personal brand — not a side project, but how you show up and create value every day.Brand
- Real projects, founder mentorship, and freedom to explore. We don't expect you to have it figured out.Clarity
- You'll become someone who builds, not just works — taking ownership without being asked.Ownership
- Progress measured weekly, not annually, with impact that ripples beyond a title.Impact
We don't follow conventional hiring practices, because we don't hire. The loop is both the trial and the work — 111 days, then an honest verdict in both directions.
You get to decide against re-looping too. And we reserve the right to change our mind.
If you want predictable security and an open-ended contract, this is not it. If you want a finite container with real stakes and a public record of what you actually built, few environments in India will match this.