Breadbasket is building infrastructure to turn urban food chaos into a resilient, intelligent network. The core technical direction is proven, and we're now in the proof-of-concept stage—focusing on demonstration, learning, and validation with our founding team.
We're starting with bread: it's consumed everywhere, logistics are genuinely complex, and the urgency in growing cities is immediate. Each city teaches us how to make the next one work better. Every deployment strengthens the system and the network compounds value across cities.
Breadbasket is now forming its founding team in London: an operator to lead the venture, and a domain expert to guide its real-world integration.
Join us. Help build the learning network that feeds the world.
We're seeking two co-founders:
We've solved the core technical problem: how to translate physical infrastructure variability into a programmable, optimisable, learning network. We have a reference model that proves the architecture works—industrial-scale production combined with decentralised last-mile distribution, coordinated by a single intelligent infrastructure.
We're seeking an experienced operator to join our technical founder and lead the company through its scaling phase. Your role: drive business growth, build strategic partnerships with city operators and logistics networks, and shape the commercial strategy that makes our infrastructure indispensable across markets. You'll combine tech-sector scaling expertise with the ability to navigate complex stakeholder ecosystems.
We've built the technical infrastructure. Now we need deep expertise in urban food systems to shape product strategy, validate deployment opportunities, and guide the company through real-world complexity. If you understand the challenges of feeding cities—production, logistics, last-mile distribution, informal networks—and want to embed that expertise into scalable systems, this is the role.
If you're interested in this opportunity, reach out:
Email: hello@breadbasket.tech
Tell us about yourself, your background, and why this problem matters to you. Short messages are fine—we care about the person, not the polish.