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You grow as fast as the company does

Newt-Lab created a category from nothing, made ₩1B in revenue in the first eight months of 2026, and is heading for ₩50B by 2029. In a small team, one person's judgment becomes the brand's direction — and you learn at that same speed. Join now and you'll see the entire scale-up from the very beginning. The experience that takes five years at a large company takes one here.

₩1B

Revenue, Jan–Aug 2026

#1

Naver & Coupang CalMagD cereal

₩0

Outside investment — all bootstrapped

₩50B

2029 revenue target

Title

One title — 'Pro'

Newt-Lab has a single title. No associates, no managers — every individual contributor is a 'Pro'. Leadership is a role, not a rank: Part Lead and Team Lead are still Pros. We judge each other by whether you work like a pro, not by years served.

Title · same for everyone

Pro

New grad or ten-year veteran — every IC is a Pro. Compensation differs by capability; the title does not.

Role

Part Lead

Owns a part's results and its people. 70% hands-on, 30% leading.

Role

Team Lead

Owns a team's results and part of its budget. 50% hands-on, 50% leading.

In the end, only those who grasp the essence of the work, the process, and the real problem last here. That is what a pro is. Working hard is not the answer. Working smart is.

We split by how we reach revenue — not by function

Most companies split by function: marketing, design, video. We don't. There are two directions that create revenue, and one part for each.

Macro → Micro

Brand Marketing Part

Sets the big picture for products and promotions, then works down. Promotion design, CRM, image creative planning and review.

Micro → Macro

Video Part

Starts from the hook — the first three seconds — and proposes promotions back upstream. Full-stack conversion PD, daily creative diagnostics.

The two parts cross-check each other's hypotheses, supported underneath by a systems layer (AI, automation, ad ops, ERP). This axis stays as the team grows.

Culture Deck

How we work — six standards

Not decorative values. Only things that actually happened and things we actually believe. New joiners work this way, and this is what we evaluate on.

Problem First

Name the problem correctly and the solution follows.

Planning isn't complicated. Problem → Solution. Two parts. Pinning down "what is the real problem right now?" is more than half the job — more than any brilliant idea. Define the problem wrong and speed only takes you further from the destination.

What actually happened

We restarted the D2C store revamp by redefining it — not as "replace the design" but as "build a branding-led conversion structure." Changing the problem changed the work.

Hypothesis → Proof

Every piece of work starts as a hypothesis and ends in proof. Then we speak in data.

"Seems good" is not a judgment. Every experiment gets five lines of hypothesis before and five lines of retro after. Whether a creative lives or dies is decided by a number the whole team agreed on. Fight with instinct and the loudest voice wins; fight with data and the customer wins.

What actually happened

We killed a discount creative that was selling well. Low-star reviews had climbed from 8% to 30%, so the team unanimously stopped it and took the revenue hit.

Lead & Own

Don't wait for approval. You are the leader of your own work.

A small team competes with conglomerates. A day spent waiting for sign-off is a day the competition earns. Only three things need to be shared in advance — the waterline: ① money going out ② anything leaving the company ③ anything irreversible. Everything else: act first, report with results. Autonomy is another word for accountability.

What actually happened

Mini promotions are designed and shipped autonomously once the owner has checked the margin calculator. But if you're stuck for more than 30 minutes you share it immediately — initiative is not isolation.

Work Smart

Always use AI. But AI is only a tool.

We spend ₩1M+ a month on AI and automation. Ad checks run automatically at 6am; by 8am yesterday's sales and inventory are in the ERP. Grinding through repetitive work isn't a virtue — it's a missing system. But be clear: without knowing the essence and the process, AI just produces plausible output faster. A pro who knows the essence, holding AI, does the work of ten.

How we do it

The third time we do the same task, the first question is "can this be a system?"

Balance

Chase only the essence and you lose speed. Balance is the skill.

"Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I'll spend four sharpening the axe." — but sharpening forever and never felling the tree is also failure. Understanding time versus execution time, polish versus deadline — finding the zero point between them is what makes a pro.

How we do it

You decide for yourself that "this much understanding is enough for now" and learn the rest while executing. Perfect analysis is never an excuse to delay.

Paid to Grow

You get paid while upgrading yourself. Growth is the best benefit.

We see work-life balance the same way. Balance isn't only about protecting hours — it's whether the hours you spend here grow you. What you do here becomes your portfolio, and what fails here becomes your experience.

How we do it

Leave on time, but keep the density of working hours at maximum — growth comes from density, not hours.

In one line each

Problem FirstHypothesis → ProofLead & OwnWork SmartBalancePaid to Grow

Rhythm

The rhythm we work in

Document-first meetings

Agendas go out as documents beforehand. Meetings are for deciding, having read. No document, no agenda item.

5 lines in, 5 lines out

Five lines of hypothesis before an experiment, five lines of retro after.

The 30-minute rule

Stuck for more than 30 minutes? Share it instead of holding on alone.

One round of review

Give feedback precisely once, and fix it precisely once.

Owner principle

Every piece of work has an owner. If something is floating, we ask "who owns this?" first.

Failure becomes a rule

When something breaks we don't blame a person — we write the doc and the rule. The same accident doesn't happen twice.

Who fits here, and who might not

These pros do well here

Low Ego

Humble in front of results. Says "this part was the team, this part was me" instead of "I did all of it."

High Ownership

Says "I think this will be a problem if it ships as-is" before anyone asks.

Welcomes numbers

Enjoys having numbers attached to their own output.

Genuinely invested

Career, reward, or product — has an intense "I want to do this."

This may be hard for you (honestly)

  • If you're comfortable working inside fixed approval lines and manuals — we're still at the stage of building the processes.
  • If feedback feels like an attack — we speak from standards, not taste, but we speak often.
  • If the company's surface (branding, growth curve) is the whole reason you're applying — we're looking for people who'll dive into the process behind it.

Hiring

What we look at in interviews

Teachable — you can learn it after you join

Tool proficiencyOur specs and processesDomain knowledgeUsing AI

Not teachable — this is all we look at in interviews

The habit of finding the problemHow you take feedbackA sense of deadlinesHaving finished something end to endThe ability to retro a failureGenuine investment

So we ask

  • “What work disappointed you most, and what would you do differently?”

    Retro
  • “What was the real problem in that project?”

    Problem definition
  • “Exactly how far did your contribution go in this work?”

    Low Ego
  • “Have you found and fixed a problem nobody asked you to?”

    High Ownership
  • “What does Kizzle Kizzle mean for your career?”

    Genuine

Open positions

Beyond #1 in kids — toward a whole-life healthcare platform. These are the people who'll build the next stage.

MD (Merchandiser)

Full-time

Plan life-stage product lines and productize with manufacturing partners

Growth Marketer

Full-time

Run Meta·Google·Coupang performance and design the growth curve

Global Marketer

Full-time

Lead overseas expansion starting with Thailand and the US

BM (Brand Manager)

Full-time

Launch the new brand end to end — the protagonist of brand #3

Brand Designer

Full-time

Shape the face of our brands, from packaging to content

Video Editor

Full-time

Plan, shoot, and edit conversion-driving ad videos (short-form)

We invest decisively in our people

Latest laptop + dual monitors

Provided on day one — tools should never be the bottleneck.

₩1M+/month in AI tools

ChatGPT·Claude·Gemini·Manus — the company covers what you need.

Monthly top-tier CMO sessions

Direct insight from people who know the market best.

Learning & book budget

Education support, plus one book of your choice delivered monthly. In your first month we read 《Planning Is a Two-Part Sentence》 together.

Profit sharing

Growth we build together is shared together.

Flexible leave & dress code

Coordinate ahead, then take it freely. No side-eye culture.

Snacks & fuel support

Coffee and snacks stocked; fuel covered for field work.

Product discounts

Our products at a discount — gifts for family welcome. Birthdays & holidays covered.

Location

101 Magokseo-ro, Gangseo-gu, Seoul — 5 min from Magok stations

Hours

5 days · 09:30 – 18:30

Employment

Full-time · 3-month probation (100% pay during probation)

Any format works. Show us what you've made. Send your resume and portfolio and we'll reply within 5 business days.

hr@newtlab.co.krApply →