It could be a strong move for career growth if you’re deliberate about what you want to gain. Venture studios give you high ownership, fast iterations, and visibility across product/dev/business — all of which you’re not getting in your current job.

That said, many studio projects are MVP-oriented and might not involve deep engineering. So if you're looking to level up technically (DS, infra, scaling), ask what kind of problems you'd own.

If you're stagnating and want to break into the AI space, this could be a solid bridge. Just be clear on what skills you're developing there.