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Screening questionnaire — Step 2 of 2

This is where we get to know how you actually think and work. There are no trick questions and no single "right" answers — use any AI assistant you like on the tasks. Budget about 30–45 minutes. Please complete it in one sitting; the form doesn't save drafts.

A · Match to your application

Full name * Email (same as Step 1) * Position *

B · Background & motivation

Years of analytical / research experience * Your background — field and what you've done * Why longevity & health technology? * A piece of analysis you're proud of — what was it, and what changed because of it? * Time zone & working languages

C · How you work with AI copilots

This is the part we care about most. Be concrete.

Which AI assistants do you use regularly? * How often do you use them in your work? * Walk us through one recent task you did with an AI copilot, start to finish — what you wanted, how you steered the tool, what you checked, what you shipped. * Tell us about a time an AI assistant was confidently wrong and you caught it. What tipped you off? * What do you not trust an AI assistant to do, and why? * Do you build anything reusable with them — prompts, workflows, small tools or scripts? Describe.

D · Practical tasks

Use any AI assistant you like. We want to see how you direct the tool, push back on it, and turn its output into something you'd put your name on.

Task 1 — Critical assessment (and catch the AI's mistakes)

Below is a (fictional) marketing brief for a consumer health device. Using an AI assistant, produce a tight one-page critical assessment that: (a) restates what is actually being claimed; (b) flags every claim that is unsupported, overstated, or implausible — and explains why; (c) lists the specific evidence you would demand before trusting it; (d) gives a clear go / no-go recommendation for a 20-person pilot. Note: an AI assistant will get some of this wrong or be too credulous — part of the task is noticing where, and not repeating its mistakes.

"The Auralux band uses quantum bioresonance to read your cells' energy field and is 99% accurate at predicting illness three days before any symptoms appear. Clinically validated in a study of 12 users. Wearers saw sleep quality improve 40% and their biological age drop by two years in just 8 weeks. All processing happens on the band itself, so your data never leaves the device. $299."

Task 1 — your assessment * Task 1 — your prompts / steps * Task 1 — one thing the AI got wrong, and how you handled it *

Task 2 adapts to the role you selected above — do the one shown.

Task 2 (analysis roles) — Replicate an analysis for a new market

This is close to work you'd actually do. We run market and industry analytics for the longevity field, and we replicate it across regions. Using an AI assistant, take one analytics deliverable — for example an industry/competitor map or a market dashboard — and produce a first pass at rebuilding it for the US, Canada, and Mexico longevity market: what sources you'd use, how you'd structure it, what you'd compare, and the biggest gaps or risks. First-pass thinking is fine — we want to see how you'd structure the work, not a finished study.

Task 2 — your first pass *

Task 2 (Commercial & Partnerships) — A growth first pass

This is close to work you'd actually do. Pick one, and use an AI assistant: (a) outline how you'd bring the first 100 patients to a new longevity clinic in a North-American city — channels, message, partners, and how you'd measure it; or (b) outline how you'd approach a potential partner clinic for a joint venture — who you'd target, your opening, what you'd offer, and how you'd handle the obvious objection. First-pass thinking is fine — we want to see how you'd structure it and use data, not a finished plan.

Task 2 — your first pass *

Task 3 — Honest answer under pressure

A stakeholder wants you to "prove" that a popular longevity supplement works. The evidence available is one small, uncontrolled study plus a lot of enthusiastic testimonials. Write the short, honest answer (4–6 sentences) you would actually send them — using an AI assistant if you like.

Task 3 — your answer *

E · Logistics

Earliest start / notice period * Preferred engagement * Anything else you'd like us to know?

Take your time and be honest — we read every submission personally.

Thank you — your application is complete. We review every submission personally and will be in touch by email if it's a fit.