Cat City, PidgeyFLok and AntlerFlok are staffed on purpose through the cities they serve. The first hire is the one who takes the plan out of the founder's hands and delivers it. Everyone else comes after — we will announce each role here when it opens and call the list first. Every listing below opens to its own page with the full details; the ones that aren't open yet let you leave a résumé. All roles are 1099 independent-contractor positions for now; no insurance or benefits are offered at this time, possibly in the future as programs are signed.
The person who runs this: signs the partners, runs the pilot, hires the crews, makes the calls, keeps the numbers honest. No degree required.
Read the full listing and apply →Lands the city and county contracts: animal services, public health, sanitation. Owns the pilot pitch and the renewal.
Read the full listing · leave a résumé →Roof hosts, working-cat hosts, pigeon clubs, colony sponsors. Install fee plus dashboard subscriptions.
Read the full listing · leave a résumé →Intake lists, pickups, clinic days, returns, the paperwork trail for every animal. Dispatches the field team.
Read the full listing · leave a résumé →City, county, state, federal and animal-welfare grant makers. Petitions and public comment when a council needs a push.
Read the full listing · leave a résumé →Owns one colony site: feed station, litter station, recall visits, health eyes, the log.
Read the full listing · leave a résumé →Assemble, flash, test and repair collar nodes, gateways, feed and litter stations; run the print farm.
Read the full listing · leave a résumé →Gateway installs on roofs, battery swaps, trap checks, burrow verification walks, drone flights with the pilot.
Read the full listing · leave a résumé →Flagged events, cat IDs on camera, burrow points against photos. Keeps the counts honest for the city report.
Read the full listing · leave a résumé →Part 107 night thermal sweeps and repeater flights. Licensed, logged, on call.
Read the full listing · leave a résumé →The team that supports every city: tags, gateways, the map and message service, procurement, permits. Not listed individually yet.
A half-time city lead (~$42/h est.) per signed city, hired from the pilot crew when possible.
When a nest or burrow is found we hand it to you: licensed, insured, your methods, your invoice. We bring the map of where the rats actually are and the re-check afterwards. Looking for one operator per city, starting in California.
Nothing happens to an animal outside a written partner agreement. If you run one of these, we are the tech and data layer you have been missing.
People who show up and do well in community meetings and the pilot get first call on the paid roles. Court-ordered community-service hours can be served on infrastructure upkeep and pigeon tagging under a supervised partner lead. Rule that never bends: no animal handling without the partner's trained lead present.
