Full-Time

Head of Supply

Hyperbolic Labs

Hyperbolic Labs

11-50 employees

Decentralized data transmission platform for Web3

No salary listed

San Francisco, CA, USA

Hybrid

Category
Operations & Logistics (1)
Required Skills
Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)
Inventory Management
Machine Learning

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Requirements
  • Established relationships with data centers, NeoClouds, and GPU suppliers, with a proven track record of sourcing GPU capacity directly.
  • Deep knowledge of the GPU landscape, including where capacity exists, key players in the market, and how to access underutilized resources.
  • Experience sourcing from multiple NeoClouds or data centers, or similar GPU aggregators.
  • A technical background or strong technical understanding that enables engineer-to-engineer conversations about infrastructure and GPU specifications.
  • A proven ability to build and maintain supplier relationships, onboard new partners, and manage ongoing account dynamics.
  • Strong deal-making and negotiation skills with the ability to match customer needs with supplier capabilities.
  • Strong organizational skills to manage inventory data, pricing information, and supplier engagement across 70-100 or more providers.
  • The ability to move quickly and respond to urgent capacity requests from sales and customers.
  • Strong communication skills for coordinating between suppliers, internal teams, and customers.
  • Demonstrated stability in previous roles with a commitment to building long-term relationships and infrastructure.
Responsibilities
  • Build and scale the GPU supply side of Hyperbolic's marketplace.
  • Onboard a large number of NeoCloud providers to the platform.
  • Source GPU capacity through the existing supplier network.
  • Ensure sufficient supply to meet customer demand.
  • Manage ongoing supplier relationships.
  • Maintain accurate inventory and pricing data.
  • Process reserve deals by matching customer requests with the appropriate suppliers.
  • Work closely with the sales team to respond rapidly to requests for GPU capacity.
Desired Qualifications
  • Direct experience at GPU aggregators, cloud marketplaces, or companies managing multi-supplier GPU networks.
  • Existing relationships with major NeoClouds.
  • Knowledge of bare metal data center operations and capacity planning.
  • Understanding of GPU types, specifications, and use cases for artificial intelligence and machine learning workloads.
  • Experience with supplier onboarding processes, inventory management systems, and pricing dynamics.
  • A track record of scaling supplier networks from tens to hundreds of partners.
  • A background in high-growth startups or marketplaces where supply availability was a key constraint.

Hyperbolic Labs builds a decentralized platform for data transmission that lets anyone participate and deliver any kind of data without needing permission. It provides a multi-tier infrastructure designed to meet different needs for latency, privacy, and reliability, making it suitable for Web3 applications. The service works by offering a decentralized data-transfer network supported by subscription plans, transaction fees, and premium services, with revenue coming from these fees and tailored offerings. Unlike traditional centralized data-transfer providers, Hyperbolic emphasizes permissionless participation and a distributed network to improve security, speed, and reliability. The company aims to shift how data moves over the internet by providing a secure, efficient, and reliable decentralized alternative for enterprises, developers, and organizations in the Web3 ecosystem.

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

Series A

Total Funding

$19.7M

Headquarters

Ridgefield Park, New Jersey

Founded

N/A

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • On 2026-04-03, Ornn and Hyperbolic launched regulated AI compute derivatives.
  • The 2025-08-11 partner program pays 1% referral revenue for six months.
  • Hyperbolic's 2025-07-29 update says team expansion and blockchain building continue.

What critics are saying

  • Hyperbolic's blockchain launch still depends on Proof of Sampling adoption and execution.
  • AI compute derivatives tie revenue to volatile GPU markets and thin regulated demand.
  • A failed blockchain launch turns Hyperbolic into another niche GPU reseller.

What makes Hyperbolic Labs unique

  • Hyperbolic's Proof of Sampling underpins verifiable AI compute, not commodity GPU rentals.
  • It spans AI, Web3, and finance through Virtuals, NEAR, and Ornn partnerships.
  • By 2025-07-29, Hyperbolic reported $20M funding from Variant and Polychain Capital.

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