Vittesh goel
@vitteshgoel
I run online communities for a living. Gaming, Web3, esports. Four years of growing them and keeping them alive.https://www.linkedin.com/in/vitteshgoe
What I'm looking for
I build communities from scratch. I've done it across gaming, Web3, esports, crypto, and racing, on both the B2C and B2B sides, and usually without a marketing budget to lean on.
At Relsoft Games I ran the entire growth side of a game called Alone. I got past the usual gatekeepers to pitch creators like Thinknoodles (12.5M+ subscribers), built partnerships with other servers to bring players in ahead of launch, and led a team of 15 across moderation and dev. The game reached 10,000 active players and 7.2 million lifetime views, with nothing spent on ads.
Alongside that, I ran the Doors Discord and grew it from 30,000 to 50,000 members without letting engagement slip. I trained 10+ moderators on written playbooks and rebuilt the ban-appeal and dispute flow, which cut resolution time by about 40%.
At Querozone I worked the opposite side of the table, purely B2B. I built their Instagram and LinkedIn from zero, led a full website rebuild aimed at CIO and CXO buyers, and set up their outbound engine with Apollo, Smartlead, and Waalaxy. I also built them an internal prompt generator loaded with context about the company, so anyone on the team could get a strong, on-brand prompt for whatever they were working on.
I also co-organised hackCBS 7.0, India's largest student-run hackathon: a 24-hour event that drew 4,000+ registrations and 450+ hackers on site. I was the central point on the event Discord, so every announcement and participant query ran through me, and I handled operations across scheduling, speaker onboarding, and team coordination on the day. In the lead-up I worked sponsorship and partnership outreach, which fed into the ₹2.5L+ the event raised.
What ties it together is the operations work: growing a community, training the people who run it, tightening the workflows that slow it down, and keeping it steady as it scales. When one's in crisis, I'm the person it escalates to.
Experience
Work history, roles, and key accomplishments
Built and ran the launch community for the game Alone from nothing. Bypassed gatekeepers to pitch macro-creators like Thinknoodles (12.5M+ subscribers), set up cross-server partnerships to funnel players in before launch, and led a 15+ person team across moderation and dev. Drove the game to 10,000 active players and 7.2M lifetime views on zero ad spend.
Scaled the DOORS Discord from 30,000 to 50,000 members (+66%) while holding engagement steady. Trained 10+ moderators on written SOPs for consistent enforcement across time zones, and redesigned the ban-appeal and dispute flow inside the moderation pipeline, cutting resolution time by 40%. Act as the final escalation point for high-stakes disputes and community crises.
Led a 50+ person team across social impact and events over two years. Ran the Changemakers Cup end to end (1,000+ applicants, 2.5L+ raised), started Project Jyoti turning waste cooking oil into candles as income for 15+ women, and ran Project Utsav for local potters, an Amul kulhad-tea tie-up that added 20,000 in earnings and lifted margins 75%.
Built Querozone's first outbound pipeline from scratch, sourcing 100+ qualified leads in Apollo and running an 80-email sequence in Smartlead with LinkedIn prospecting via Waalaxy. Launched the LinkedIn and Instagram presence from zero for CIO/CXO buyers, led a full website rebuild, and built an internal prompt generator so the team could self-serve on-brand copy.
Frontline moderator on the official NASCAR Discord, holding brand-safe engagement across global time zones. Automated race-schedule distribution with embedded radio streams to replace manual weekly posting, and designed recurring game-night programming to drive off-peak engagement between race weekend
Co-organised hackCBS 7.0, India's largest student-run hackathon (4,000+ registrations, 450+ on-site hackers, 24 hours). Owned all community and event-day comms on Discord from check-in to submissions, and ran operations across scheduling, speaker onboarding, and team coordination. Worked sponsorship and partnership outreach that helped secure 2.5L+ for the event.
Moderator
Silly Goats Poker Club
May 2022 - Aug 2022 (3 months)
Created the "poker collab" partnership format, a cross-server collaboration model for NFT communities built around joint events rather than simple member swaps. Led outreach to close 20+ server partnerships, reaching a combined audience of 100,000+ members. Advised on member acquisition and event design, pushing formats built for long-term retention over short-term membership spikes.
Community Manager
Crypto Dragonies
Apr 2022 - Jun 2022 (2 months)
Built the server infrastructure from scratch before the community had a single member, setting up the operational foundation the NFT launch ran on. Led a 50-person team (40 collab managers, 10 moderators) through a fast-moving launch, and designed a secure wallet deposit system that tracked ~4,000 member records across the pre-mint period without error.
Education
Degrees, certifications, and relevant coursework
Shaheed Sukhdev College Of Business Studies
BMS, Business Administration and Management
2023 - 2026
Symbiosis Skills & Professional University
Bachelor of Business Administration - BBA, Logistics
2023 - 2023
Kothari International School
AS and A Levels
2021 - 2023
Tech stack
Software and tools used professionally
Availability
Location
Authorized to work in
Portfolio
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Skills
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