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Location: Remote (US); Remote - West; San Francisco, California, United States About At-Bay At-Bay is the world’s first InsurSec provider designed from the ground up to help businesses tackle cyber risk head on. By combining industry-leading insurance with world-class cybersecurity technology, At-Bay offers end-to-end prevention and protection for the digital age. With 98% of cyber insurance claims in the past five years coming from small and mid-size businesses with revenue under $2B, providing an integrated solution to help manage risk is more critical than ever. At-Bay helps its 35,000+ customers close their security technology and skills gap — all through their cyber insurance policy — making them less likely to be hit with a ransomware attack. As a full-stack insurance company, At-Bay offers multiple lines of specialty insurance, including Cyber, Tech E&O, and Miscellaneous Professional Liability (MPL) policies. Job Summary As an Underwriting Leader at At-Bay, you will be a pivotal player in our mission to transform the landscape in specialty lines insurance. In this role, you’ll own and be responsible for regional production and profitability goals for your team via our wholesale channel, managing a team of underwriters ensuring they meet their performance metrics. In addition, you must identify, establish and cultivate strong relationships with national brokerages, ensuring the effective distribution of our specialized insurance products in these higher revenue areas. This role reports to the Head of Middle Market and will regularly collaborate cross functionally with core internal stakeholders in our Underwriting, Insurance Operations, Insurance Product, Distribution, and Partnerships on strategic initiatives.  You will drive growth, foster collaboration, and enhance our brand presence in the market. Key responsibilities : Responsible for owning the strategy for profitable growth with new business and renewal business in your region for wholesale to achieve profitable premium and rate goals. You’ll partner with our Tech/Cyber product leader, President, Business Development and Retail teams to execute the annual regional business plan and successfully deliver results consistent with our portfolio strategy. Responsible for delivering excellence in underwriting – at both an individual and regional leadership perspective. Lead and execute the regional and local adaptation of national underwriting, product segment, broker engagement strategies. Manage, coach, and create a talent pipeline for underwriters within the region. Develop and strengthen institutional relationships with key regional broker partners to achieve revenue objectives and unlock significant growth opportunities in collaboration with regional Business Development leads. Systematically gather and share market intelligence and pipeline insights to provide strategic analysis and identify priority targets for go-to-market engagement in collaboration with regional Business Development lead. Regularly institutionalize market intelligence and pipeline opportunities to proactively identify key targets for further GTM engagement in collaboration with regional Business Development lead and regional security sales team Manage and evaluate various KPIs to assess individual and team performance across regional, broker management, and underwriting performance. Promote the company's unique InsurSec expertise by participating in industry conferences and events while regularly conducting and taking leadership roles in client and broker meetings to educate on evolving cyber risk. Serve as a liaison to technology, security, marketing, and data teams to enhance the underwriting process and go-to-market strategy Embody and promote At-Bay company values as a leader within your region. Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Business, Finance, Marketing, or a related field 8-10 years of experience in Cyber and Tech E&O Underwriting including product development or portfolio management. Previous management experience preferred. The ideal candidate should have a minimum of 3 years of prior management experience. Previous experience in and qualified in handling large and complex risk segments. A proven track record of successfully building and nurturing broker partnerships on a national and local level. Comprehensive knowledge of commercial lines insurance products and risk management. Willingness and ability to travel regionally as required, up to 50%. Work Arrangement: Remote or Hybrid

Location: San Francisco, CA | New York City, NY About Anthropic Anthropic’s mission is to create reliable, interpretable, and steerable AI systems. We want AI to be safe and beneficial for our users and for society as a whole. Our team is a quickly growing group of committed researchers, engineers, policy experts, and business leaders working together to build beneficial AI systems. About the role Anthropic funds delivery partners to help customers adopt Claude, through assessments, workshops, proofs of concept, and full delivery engagements. Our partner request process is the front door for all of it: an account executive (AE) requests partner support, and the request is checked against program rules and matched to a partner. Commercial is the program's highest-volume segment, and the one where a quick introduction and the right match matter most. Automation now drafts the first match and the introduction, and a vendor delivery team handles day-to-day follow-up and tracker updates. What's left is the work that needs a person sellers trust. You'll be the one Activations contact for US Commercial sellers once a request is in, from submission to a partner on a signed statement of work (SOW). Partner Sales Managers (PSMs) attach the partner and own the opportunity, and at their volume they move on to the next deal. You'll own the follow-through: matching and re-matching, getting AE and customer introductions to happen, handling exception requests, and working the special cases that don't fit the standard path. Decision rights are clear: the program lead sets program rules, targets, and exception policy; you apply them on Commercial requests, decide what the rules already cover, and bring the rest with a recommendation. We're looking for a partner seller or channel operator whom sellers and partners trust, who is comfortable owning a high-volume book, and who keeps following up until each request is closed. Success in this role comes down to three things: how quickly Commercial requests move from AE introduction to customer introduction and on to a signed SOW, whether sellers know exactly who to go to and get a straight answer, and whether exceptions are handled the same way every time. Key responsibilities Serve as the single point of contact for the AE, the PSM, and the partner on every US Commercial request, from submission to confirmed SOW, so sellers deal with one person instead of several Answer "Where is my request?" with the current status, the blocker, and the next step with a date, and keep each request's record accurate enough that the answer is already written down Join the PSM pipeline and activation calls every week so requests don't slip between PSMs, and leave each call with an owner and a date on every open Commercial request discussed Own the request and its follow-through within clear boundaries: the PSM owns the opportunity, partner attach, and getting the SOW signed; the partner manager owns the partner relationship; and you hand over cleanly to Partner Success once the SOW is confirmed Confirm the first match that automation drafts from the partner bench, change it when it's wrong for the customer, and own the matching decision on Commercial requests; check that a partner has capacity before introductions go out, and spread work so no partner holds more open introductions than it can take Re-match quickly when a partner declines, stalls, or is turned down by the AE, record the reason, and make sure the request has an owner in between Review where Commercial matches are declined or lost, and turn repeat causes into changes to the matching rules Follow up on automatically drafted introductions that an AE hasn't approved, and resolve what the escalation rules send to you; step in when a partner's booking of the customer introduction stalls, and work with the AE or their manager to unblock it Run the regular review of aged Commercial requests, making sure each one has a recorded decision (introduction made, customer not ready, re-match, or close out) and a follow-up date Track every Commercial request from partner named to confirmed SOW, publish the baseline for that stage, and remove the blockers that sit with Anthropic Be the first stop for Commercial exception requests, including special order-form terms: resolve what the rules already cover, bring the rest to the program lead with the history, the blocker, and a recommended action, and log every exception consistently so approvals follow the agreed routing and can be audited later Work through cases the standard path doesn't fit, such as small and medium business (SMB), insurance, and other segment-specific use cases, and write down how each type is handled so the next one is faster Run tests of new funding programs, which start in Commercial, with sellers and partners, and report back what worked, what confused people, and what should change before a wider launch Teach Commercial AEs and their managers how to request a partner, how one-click introductions work, and what the response rules are, so requests arrive complete the first time; make sure PSMs and partner managers know the stage targets, who to contact once a request is in, and how escalations work Work with the activation systems and operations lead to turn repeat exceptions and repeat questions into rule changes or automation, so fewer requests need a person each quarter Use Claude to prepare for pipeline calls, draft follow-ups, and summarize the state of your book, and propose the next manual step worth automating Work US hours with a regular overlap window with the London-based program lead, and hand off cleanly so Commercial sellers have coverage across time zones Minimum qualifications Experience in partner sales, channel, or partner operations in B2B technology Experience working with services partners or systems integrators: matching them to customer work, judging fit and capacity, and holding them to commitments Experience working alongside AEs and sales managers on live deals, and able to get a response from a busy AE while keeping the relationship strong Sound judgment on exceptions: knows the difference between a case the rules already cover and one that needs a decision, and makes a clear recommendation on the second kind Persistent, courteous follow-through with internal and external stakeholders, and doesn't let items slip past their deadline Clear, concise writing: short messages people act on, and escalations that give the facts, the ask, and a recommendation Comfortable with ambiguity and rules that change often: asks good questions, writes the answer down, and applies it consistently Works comfortably with records and reports in Salesforce Uses Claude or similar AI tools in day-to-day work Preferred qualifications Experience as a Partner Sales Manager or in a closely related role Experience using Claude specifically in day-to-day work Experience with partner funding, market development funds (MDF), or co-sell programs Experience with order forms and SOW workflows Experience selling into SMB or insurance The annual compensation range for this role is listed below. For sales roles, the range provided is the role’s On Target Earnings ("OTE") range, meaning that the range includes both the sales commissions/sales bonuses target and annual base salary for the role. Annual Salary: $170,000 — $215,000 USD Logistics Minimum education: Bachelor’s degree or an equivalent combination of education, training, and/or experience Required field of study: A field relevant to the role as demonstrated through coursework, training, or professional experience Minimum years of experience: Years of experience required will correlate with the internal job level requirements for the position Location-based hybrid policy: Currently, we expect all staff to be in one of our offices at least 25% of the time. However, some roles may require more time in our offices. Visa sponsorship: We do sponsor visas! However, we aren't able to successfully sponsor visas for every role and every candidate. But if we make you an offer, we will make every reasonable effort to get you a visa, and we retain an immigration lawyer to help with this. For roles performing work in California: We will consider for employment all qualified applicants, including those with arrest or conviction records or criminal histories, in a manner consistent with the requirements of applicable state and local laws, including the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, the City of Los Angeles’ Fair Chance Initiative for Hiring Ordinance, the Los Angeles County Fair Chance Ordinance for Employers, and the California Fair Chance Act. We encourage you to apply even if you do not believe you meet every single qualification. Not all strong candidates will meet every single qualification as listed.  Research shows that people who identify as being from underrepresented groups are more prone to experiencing imposter syndrome and doubting the strength of their candidacy, so we urge you not to exclude yourself prematurely and to submit an application if you're interested in this work. We think AI systems like the ones we're building have enormous social and ethical implications. We think this makes representation even more important, and we strive to include a range of diverse perspectives on our team. Your safety matters to us. To protect yourself from potential scams, remember that Anthropic recruiters only contact you from @anthropic.com email addresses. In some cases, we may partner with vetted recruiting agencies who will identify themselves as working on behalf of Anthropic. Be cautious of emails from other domains. Legitimate Anthropic recruiters will never ask for money, fees, or banking information before your first day. If you're ever unsure about a communication, don't click any links—visit anthropic.com/careers directly for confirmed position openings. How we're different We believe that the highest-impact AI research will be big science. At Anthropic we work as a single cohesive team on just a few large-scale research efforts. And we value impact — advancing our long-term goals of steerable, trustworthy AI — rather than work on smaller and more specific puzzles. We view AI research as an empirical science, which has as much in common with physics and biology as with traditional efforts in computer science. We're an extremely collaborative group, and we host frequent research discussions to ensure that we are pursuing the highest-impact work at any given time. As such, we greatly value communication skills. The easiest way to understand our research directions is to read our recent research. This research continues many of the directions our team worked on prior to Anthropic, including: GPT-3, Circuit-Based Interpretability, Multimodal Neurons, Scaling Laws, AI & Compute, Concrete Problems in AI Safety, and Learning from Human Preferences. Come work with us! Anthropic is a public benefit corporation headquartered in San Francisco. We offer competitive compensation and benefits, optional equity donation matching, generous vacation and parental leave, flexible working hours, and a lovely office space in which to collaborate with colleagues. Guidance on Candidates' AI Usage: Learn about our policy for using AI in our application process.

Location: London; Belgrade; Ireland Keeping a crawler running is not the same as keeping it productive. Queues can grow while servers look healthy, and a small change can become a fleet-wide bottleneck. On Perplexity's Crawler team, you'll improve throughput, plan capacity, and build operational reliability through safer deployments, better observability, and durable fixes. Responsibilities - Operate and optimize Kubernetes workloads and supporting infrastructure for crawler services, including fetching and rendering fleets. - Build and maintain infrastructure as code and CI/CD pipelines, with safe rollouts, validation, and fast rollback. - Define SLOs and build monitoring, alerting, and observability for availability, latency, throughput, and resource saturation. - Own capacity planning and resource efficiency; diagnose queue backlogs, network failures, and resource bottlenecks with service owners. - Participate in the team's on-call rotation, lead incident response, and turn blameless postmortems into durable reliability improvements. - Write production software to automate diagnosis and routine remediation, with validation and approval gates for high-impact actions. Qualifications - 5+ years of experience in SRE, production engineering, or infrastructure-heavy backend roles, with strong programming skills in Python, C++, Rust, or Go. - Hands-on experience with cloud infrastructure, production Kubernetes, infrastructure as code such as Terraform, and automated deployment workflows. - Strong Linux and networking fundamentals, including TCP/IP, DNS, TLS, HTTP, and load balancing. - Experience building observability with tools such as Datadog, Prometheus, or Grafana, and using SLOs to guide reliability improvements. - Proven experience diagnosing distributed-system failures, leading production incidents, and improving system performance or resource efficiency. Nice to have - Experience operating web crawlers, search infrastructure, or browser fleets at scale. - Experience with distributed queues, backpressure, workload isolation, or multi-region recovery.

Location: London; Belgrade; Ireland Keeping a crawler running is not the same as keeping it productive. Queues can grow while servers look healthy, and a small change can become a fleet-wide bottleneck. On Perplexity's Crawler team, you'll improve throughput, plan capacity, and build operational reliability through safer deployments, better observability, and durable fixes. Responsibilities - Operate and optimize Kubernetes workloads and supporting infrastructure for crawler services, including fetching and rendering fleets. - Build and maintain infrastructure as code and CI/CD pipelines, with safe rollouts, validation, and fast rollback. - Define SLOs and build monitoring, alerting, and observability for availability, latency, throughput, and resource saturation. - Own capacity planning and resource efficiency; diagnose queue backlogs, network failures, and resource bottlenecks with service owners. - Participate in the team's on-call rotation, lead incident response, and turn blameless postmortems into durable reliability improvements. - Write production software to automate diagnosis and routine remediation, with validation and approval gates for high-impact actions. Qualifications - 5+ years of experience in SRE, production engineering, or infrastructure-heavy backend roles, with strong programming skills in Python, C++, Rust, or Go. - Hands-on experience with cloud infrastructure, production Kubernetes, infrastructure as code such as Terraform, and automated deployment workflows. - Strong Linux and networking fundamentals, including TCP/IP, DNS, TLS, HTTP, and load balancing. - Experience building observability with tools such as Datadog, Prometheus, or Grafana, and using SLOs to guide reliability improvements. - Proven experience diagnosing distributed-system failures, leading production incidents, and improving system performance or resource efficiency. Nice to have - Experience operating web crawlers, search infrastructure, or browser fleets at scale. - Experience with distributed queues, backpressure, workload isolation, or multi-region recovery.

Location: United States About Nebius: Nebius is leading a new era in cloud infrastructure for the global AI economy. We are building a full-stack AI cloud platform that supports developers and enterprises from data and model training through to production deployment, without the cost and complexity of building large in-house AI/ML infrastructure. Built by engineers, for engineers. From large-scale GPU orchestration to inference optimization, we own the hard problems across compute, storage, networking and applied AI. Listed on Nasdaq (NBIS) and headquartered in Amsterdam, we have a global footprint with R&D hubs across Europe, the UK, North America and Israel. Our team of 1,500+ includes hundreds of engineers with deep expertise across hardware, software and AI R&D. The role The Data Center Technician Manager is a first-line people manager responsible for the day-to-day operational performance and development of DC Technician and DC Facilities Engineering staff at the site. This is the first formal people-management role in the Nebius data center technical career path. It serves as the primary operational and people-management layer between these teams and the Data Center IT Manager. The role owns performance, development, scheduling, and accountability across the DC Technician and DC Facilities Engineering disciplines. When the Data Center IT Manager is unavailable, this manager acts as the primary on-site operational authority, makes shift-level decisions across both managed disciplines, and coordinates incidents involving other site teams. The successful candidate brings deep technical credibility in data center technician operations and/or facilities engineering, along with sufficient cross-disciplinary understanding to direct escalations, assess work quality, and represent the managed teams in site-level operational discussions. The Senior DC Diagnostic & RMA Specialist, Field Network Engineer, and Senior DC Support Engineer report directly to the Data Center IT Manager. You will work on-site at our Missouri data center location. Core responsibilities Own the daily operational performance of DC Technician and DC Facilities Engineering staff. Assign shift coverage, set priorities, balance workloads, and ensure open work is tracked, delegated, and completed to Nebius standards. Conduct regular one-on-one meetings with direct reports. Deliver structured performance feedback, set individual development goals aligned with the career framework, track progression, and manage performance concerns in partnership with HR and the Data Center IT Manager. Own shift handoff quality across both disciplines. Ensure incoming shifts have full visibility into open incidents, active vendor work, abnormal system conditions, deferred tasks, and escalated items before taking operational ownership. Serve as the on-site operational escalation authority during active incidents. Direct the response across managed teams, coordinate with the Lead DC Technician, Senior DC Facilities Engineer, and technical specialists reporting to the Data Center IT Manager, and escalate incidents that exceed site-level decision-making authority. Manage vendor and contractor activity on the data center floor and in engineering zones. Verify qualifications, enforce safe working practices, review and approve Methods of Procedure (MOPs) within assigned authority, oversee execution quality, and ensure work meets Nebius standards. Drive technical training and development for managed staff. Partner with the Lead DC Technician and Senior DC Facilities Engineer to identify skill gaps, arrange training, validate completion, and support progression within the Nebius career framework. Lead hiring activities for DC Technician and DC Facilities Engineering roles. Conduct structured, competency-based interviews, provide hiring recommendations, and partner with recruiting and HR on offers, onboarding, and early-tenure support. Maintain a safe, inclusive, and high-performance team culture. Address conduct, attendance, and well-being concerns promptly and in accordance with Nebius policies, safe working requirements, and applicable employment obligations. Make recommendations regarding hiring, promotions, disciplinary action, advancement, scheduling, and termination. Make routine decisions regarding workflow, staffing, escalation, and corrective actions within assigned management authority. Provide ongoing coaching, training, and performance feedback. Technical work may be performed when needed, but the position’s primary responsibility is managing the assigned team and data center operations. Expected capabilities Proven first-line management ability, including leading, developing, and holding technical teams accountable across shift-based operations in a mission-critical environment. Deep technical credibility in data center technician operations and/or facilities engineering, with sufficient cross-disciplinary understanding to direct escalations, assess work quality, and evaluate readiness across both functions. Strong operational judgment, including assigning and reprioritizing work, managing incidents across disciplines, and making sound shift-level decisions without requiring approval for routine matters. Demonstrated performance-management capability, including delivering structured feedback, managing development plans, addressing underperformance, and supporting career progression and promotions in partnership with HR. Clear, structured communication with technicians, facilities engineers, the Data Center IT Manager, global engineering teams, vendors, and senior leadership. Proficiency in operational reporting and tracking metrics, with the ability to identify performance trends, surface risks, and recommend improvements to shift execution and team capability. Working knowledge of safe working practices, change control, emergency operating procedures, and vendor management, with the ability to learn and apply Nebius-specific requirements. Core physical requirements The role requires the ability to perform the following activities, with reasonable accommodation where applicable: Stand and remain on your feet for extended periods, typically four or more consecutive hours during active shift operations. Safely lift, carry, and position equipment weighing up to 50 pounds independently, using appropriate team-lift protocols or mechanical aids for heavier loads. Work at heights, including ascending and descending ladders and using approved elevated work platforms. Work in confined spaces, including under raised floors, within rack enclosures, and along cable management pathways. Work in environments with variable temperatures, including cold aisle containment zones and areas with active cooling infrastructure. Handle small components, precision cabling, and connector installations. Read equipment labels, interface indicators, and detailed wiring diagrams in variable lighting conditions. Safely push or pull wheeled equipment weighing up to 500 pounds on level surfaces, using appropriate equipment-handling procedures. On-call requirement This role carries on-call responsibility as the primary management escalation point for after-hours incidents, team welfare concerns, vendor emergencies, and site-level operational events requiring management authority across both managed disciplines. Key employee benefits in the US: Health insurance: 100% company-paid medical, dental, and vision coverage for employees and families. 401(k) plan: Up to 4% company match with immediate vesting. Parental leave: 20 weeks paid for primary caregivers, 12 weeks for secondary caregivers. Remote work reimbursement: Up to $85/month for mobile and internet. Disability & life insurance : Company-paid short-term, long-term and life insurance coverage. Pay Transparency We offer competitive compensation and benefits packages. Actual compensation will be determined based on job-related factors, including experience, skills, qualifications, the level at which the candidate is hired, and geographic location, consistent with applicable law. Base Compensation Range $125,000 — $145,000 USD Benefits & Perks: Competitive compensation Career growth and learning opportunities Flexibility and ownership Collaborative and innovative culture Opportunity to work on impactful AI projects International environment and talented teams What's it like to work at Nebius: Fast moving - Bold thinking - Constant growth - Meaningful impact - Trust and real ownership - Opportunity to shape the future of AI Equal Opportunity Statement: Nebius is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse workplace and to providing equal employment opportunities in all aspects of employment. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), national origin, ancestry, age, disability, genetic information, marital status, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law. Applicants must be authorized to work in the country in which they apply and will be required to provide proof of employment eligibility as a condition of hire. If you need accommodations during the application process, please let us know.

Location: San Francisco; Austin; New York City Workplace: Hybrid In 2026, we launched Computer, the defining product for the new era of agentic AI. Millions of people and teams adopt Perplexity and Computer on their own, and our enterprise marketing programs bring in thousands more leads. We've grown this far without a marketing automation platform or a dedicated Marketing Operations team. We're ready to build both. We're hiring our first Head of Marketing Operations. You'll choose and implement our first marketing automation platform. You'll own how every marketing and product lead is enriched, scored and routed. And you'll build the campaign operations, attribution and reporting that connect our B2B and enterprise marketing to pipeline and revenue. You'll report to the Head of Revenue Operations and build a team. Your first direct report is a GTM Engineer, who builds our enrichment, scoring and routing systems in code. You set the definitions, strategy and priorities for that work, and the GTM Engineer is your force multiplier for delivering it. Tech stack: Salesforce | Snowflake | dbt | Clay | Marketing automation (you'll choose it) | Reverse ETL (Hightouch or similar) | Routing and scheduling (Default, Chili Piper or similar) | Computer WHY PERPLEXITY IS DIFFERENT - Craftsmanship. We build high quality, tasteful products targeting both the AI native and AI curious. - Ownership. You identify the problem, design the solution and ship it. - Entrepreneurship. We think like founders, act with urgency, and hustle to deliver for each other and our users. - Scholarship. Work among highly talented peers, pursuing knowledge and truth, upleveling ourselves, our teams, and our products. - Partnership. We amplify each others' strengths, break down silos, and give selflessly to help our colleagues deliver excellence. WHAT YOU'LL DO - Build and lead the Marketing Operations team. Manage the GTM Engineer from day one, set the team's roadmap, and hire the next roles as the function grows. Stay hands-on while the team is small. - Select and implement our marketing automation platform. Run the evaluation across established and AI-native platforms, covering requirements, integrations, security, scale and total cost. Then lead the rollout: the data model, the Salesforce sync, lifecycle stages, program templates, permissions and the migration of our existing B2B email programs. - Own the lead lifecycle. Define lifecycle stages, qualification criteria, handoff SLAs and recycle rules with Marketing and Sales leadership. Make sure they are enforced the same way in the marketing automation platform and in Salesforce. - Own enrichment, scoring and routing. You are accountable for every lead being complete, accurately scored on fit, intent and product usage, and sent to nurture or to a BDR, AE or Account Manager within SLA. The GTM Engineer builds and runs these systems. You direct the work, supply marketing engagement signals to the scoring model, and answer to Sales and Marketing for the results. - Own or co-own the prospecting tools our BDRs use. Lead the implementation and evolution of these tools, which will be a combination of internally built applications and vendor solutions. Work with BDR leadership to set requirements, decide what to build and what to buy, drive adoption, and measure the impact on meetings and pipeline. The GTM Engineer delivers the internal builds and the integrations with vendor tools. - Stand up account-based marketing and sales as a motion. Work with Sales and Marketing leadership to select and tier target accounts by fit, intent and product usage, and set the level of investment for each tier, from one-to-one plans for strategic accounts to scaled programs for the broader list. Map the buying group at each account and roll individual engagement up to an account-level score that tells BDRs and AEs when to act. Design the coordinated plays that Marketing, BDRs and AEs run together across email, ads, events and outbound, with clear triggers, owners and follow-up SLAs. Measure the program by account: buying-group coverage, engagement, meetings, pipeline and win rate against comparable non-target accounts. The GTM Engineer builds the account scoring, signals and orchestration behind these plays. - Run nurture and campaign operations for B2B and enterprise marketing. Build the nurture tracks that leads enter when they aren't ready for sales, including entry and exit rules. Set up a repeatable way to build, test and launch email, webinar, event, paid and account-based programs. Keep a clean Salesforce campaign structure so every program rolls up correctly. - Own attribution and marketing reporting. Build the tracking and lead source model, define how we measure pipeline that marketing sourced and influenced, and own the dashboards and weekly funnel review that leadership uses. Marketing and Revenue Operations should report the same numbers. - Protect data quality, consent and deliverability. Own consent, preferences and suppression for B2B and enterprise marketing email under GDPR, CCPA and CAN-SPAM. Own sending-domain health and inbox placement for that email. The Growth team owns product and consumer lifecycle messaging, so agree shared rules with them on contact frequency, suppression and sending domains. - Partner with Growth on web conversion. Growth owns the website, sign-up flows and in-product surfaces. You own what happens to a B2B lead after capture: form field standards, tracking parameters, consent capture, and a clean handoff into the marketing automation platform and Salesforce. - Own the marketing technology stack and its budget. Evaluate vendors, manage renewals, add what the team needs and retire what it has outgrown. - Set the operating rhythm. Run intake and prioritization for marketing operations requests, document every system, and train marketers and sellers on how to use what you build. - Use AI to do more with a small team. Use Computer and other AI tools to automate campaign builds, data cleanup, reporting and lifecycle workflows. WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE In your first 30 days: - Audit how leads are captured, enriched, scored, routed and emailed today, and document the gaps. - Write the requirements for the marketing automation platform and start the evaluation. - Agree with Growth on who owns which messages, audiences and sending domains. In your first 60 days: - Select the platform and start implementation with a clear rollout plan. - Publish agreed lifecycle stage definitions and handoff SLAs. - Set the GTM Engineer's priorities for enrichment, scoring and routing, and publish a baseline funnel report. In your first 120 days: - Take the platform live with a reliable Salesforce sync, consent and preference management, and the first nurture programs running. - Have scoring and routing meet the agreed speed-to-lead SLA. - Deliver a first attribution model that Marketing, Sales and Finance all use. In your first 6 months: - Build the team beyond the GTM Engineer, based on a hiring plan you've made the case for. - Show a measurable lift in lead-to-meeting and meeting-to-opportunity conversion. - Report marketing-sourced and marketing-influenced pipeline as one trusted number in company planning. QUALIFICATIONS - 8+ years in marketing operations or revenue operations at a B2B SaaS company, including 2+ years managing people. - Experience at a company with a large consumer user base alongside an enterprise business, coordinating with a product lifecycle or growth team. - You've led the selection and implementation of a marketing automation platform from scratch, or a full migration, including the Salesforce sync. - Deep, hands-on expertise in at least one major platform, such as HubSpot or Marketo. You can still build in it yourself. - You've designed, shipped and measured a lead scoring and routing model, with a lifecycle and SLAs that Sales followed. - You've built attribution and pipeline reporting that Sales and Finance used to make decisions. - Experience directing technical builders, such as GTM engineers, systems engineers or analysts. You can scope technical work, set priorities and judge the result. - Working knowledge of the Salesforce data model (leads, contacts, accounts, opportunities, campaigns) and enough SQL to trace a record across systems. - Working knowledge of consent and privacy rules (GDPR, CCPA, CAN-SPAM) and email deliverability (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, list hygiene). - Clear communicator. You explain systems and data to executives without jargon, and turn business requests into requirements. - Builder mindset. You're comfortable being the first hire in a function and creating structure where none exists. NICE TO HAVE - Experience in a hybrid product-led and sales-led motion, including product-qualified leads and mapping users to accounts. - Experience with a warehouse-first stack: Snowflake, dbt, reverse ETL and Clay. - Experience deploying AI-native marketing tools or agents in production. - Experience running event and webinar operations, including lead capture and follow-up. - Experience building a marketing operations team from the first hire.

Location: San Francisco; Austin; New York City Workplace: Hybrid In 2026, we launched Computer, the defining product for the new era of agentic AI. Millions of people and teams adopt Perplexity and Computer on their own, and our enterprise marketing programs bring in thousands more leads. We've grown this far without a marketing automation platform or a dedicated Marketing Operations team. We're ready to build both. We're hiring our first Head of Marketing Operations. You'll choose and implement our first marketing automation platform. You'll own how every marketing and product lead is enriched, scored and routed. And you'll build the campaign operations, attribution and reporting that connect our B2B and enterprise marketing to pipeline and revenue. You'll report to the Head of Revenue Operations and build a team. Your first direct report is a GTM Engineer, who builds our enrichment, scoring and routing systems in code. You set the definitions, strategy and priorities for that work, and the GTM Engineer is your force multiplier for delivering it. Tech stack: Salesforce | Snowflake | dbt | Clay | Marketing automation (you'll choose it) | Reverse ETL (Hightouch or similar) | Routing and scheduling (Default, Chili Piper or similar) | Computer WHY PERPLEXITY IS DIFFERENT - Craftsmanship. We build high quality, tasteful products targeting both the AI native and AI curious. - Ownership. You identify the problem, design the solution and ship it. - Entrepreneurship. We think like founders, act with urgency, and hustle to deliver for each other and our users. - Scholarship. Work among highly talented peers, pursuing knowledge and truth, upleveling ourselves, our teams, and our products. - Partnership. We amplify each others' strengths, break down silos, and give selflessly to help our colleagues deliver excellence. WHAT YOU'LL DO - Build and lead the Marketing Operations team. Manage the GTM Engineer from day one, set the team's roadmap, and hire the next roles as the function grows. Stay hands-on while the team is small. - Select and implement our marketing automation platform. Run the evaluation across established and AI-native platforms, covering requirements, integrations, security, scale and total cost. Then lead the rollout: the data model, the Salesforce sync, lifecycle stages, program templates, permissions and the migration of our existing B2B email programs. - Own the lead lifecycle. Define lifecycle stages, qualification criteria, handoff SLAs and recycle rules with Marketing and Sales leadership. Make sure they are enforced the same way in the marketing automation platform and in Salesforce. - Own enrichment, scoring and routing. You are accountable for every lead being complete, accurately scored on fit, intent and product usage, and sent to nurture or to a BDR, AE or Account Manager within SLA. The GTM Engineer builds and runs these systems. You direct the work, supply marketing engagement signals to the scoring model, and answer to Sales and Marketing for the results. - Own or co-own the prospecting tools our BDRs use. Lead the implementation and evolution of these tools, which will be a combination of internally built applications and vendor solutions. Work with BDR leadership to set requirements, decide what to build and what to buy, drive adoption, and measure the impact on meetings and pipeline. The GTM Engineer delivers the internal builds and the integrations with vendor tools. - Stand up account-based marketing and sales as a motion. Work with Sales and Marketing leadership to select and tier target accounts by fit, intent and product usage, and set the level of investment for each tier, from one-to-one plans for strategic accounts to scaled programs for the broader list. Map the buying group at each account and roll individual engagement up to an account-level score that tells BDRs and AEs when to act. Design the coordinated plays that Marketing, BDRs and AEs run together across email, ads, events and outbound, with clear triggers, owners and follow-up SLAs. Measure the program by account: buying-group coverage, engagement, meetings, pipeline and win rate against comparable non-target accounts. The GTM Engineer builds the account scoring, signals and orchestration behind these plays. - Run nurture and campaign operations for B2B and enterprise marketing. Build the nurture tracks that leads enter when they aren't ready for sales, including entry and exit rules. Set up a repeatable way to build, test and launch email, webinar, event, paid and account-based programs. Keep a clean Salesforce campaign structure so every program rolls up correctly. - Own attribution and marketing reporting. Build the tracking and lead source model, define how we measure pipeline that marketing sourced and influenced, and own the dashboards and weekly funnel review that leadership uses. Marketing and Revenue Operations should report the same numbers. - Protect data quality, consent and deliverability. Own consent, preferences and suppression for B2B and enterprise marketing email under GDPR, CCPA and CAN-SPAM. Own sending-domain health and inbox placement for that email. The Growth team owns product and consumer lifecycle messaging, so agree shared rules with them on contact frequency, suppression and sending domains. - Partner with Growth on web conversion. Growth owns the website, sign-up flows and in-product surfaces. You own what happens to a B2B lead after capture: form field standards, tracking parameters, consent capture, and a clean handoff into the marketing automation platform and Salesforce. - Own the marketing technology stack and its budget. Evaluate vendors, manage renewals, add what the team needs and retire what it has outgrown. - Set the operating rhythm. Run intake and prioritization for marketing operations requests, document every system, and train marketers and sellers on how to use what you build. - Use AI to do more with a small team. Use Computer and other AI tools to automate campaign builds, data cleanup, reporting and lifecycle workflows. WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE In your first 30 days: - Audit how leads are captured, enriched, scored, routed and emailed today, and document the gaps. - Write the requirements for the marketing automation platform and start the evaluation. - Agree with Growth on who owns which messages, audiences and sending domains. In your first 60 days: - Select the platform and start implementation with a clear rollout plan. - Publish agreed lifecycle stage definitions and handoff SLAs. - Set the GTM Engineer's priorities for enrichment, scoring and routing, and publish a baseline funnel report. In your first 120 days: - Take the platform live with a reliable Salesforce sync, consent and preference management, and the first nurture programs running. - Have scoring and routing meet the agreed speed-to-lead SLA. - Deliver a first attribution model that Marketing, Sales and Finance all use. In your first 6 months: - Build the team beyond the GTM Engineer, based on a hiring plan you've made the case for. - Show a measurable lift in lead-to-meeting and meeting-to-opportunity conversion. - Report marketing-sourced and marketing-influenced pipeline as one trusted number in company planning. QUALIFICATIONS - 8+ years in marketing operations or revenue operations at a B2B SaaS company, including 2+ years managing people. - Experience at a company with a large consumer user base alongside an enterprise business, coordinating with a product lifecycle or growth team. - You've led the selection and implementation of a marketing automation platform from scratch, or a full migration, including the Salesforce sync. - Deep, hands-on expertise in at least one major platform, such as HubSpot or Marketo. You can still build in it yourself. - You've designed, shipped and measured a lead scoring and routing model, with a lifecycle and SLAs that Sales followed. - You've built attribution and pipeline reporting that Sales and Finance used to make decisions. - Experience directing technical builders, such as GTM engineers, systems engineers or analysts. You can scope technical work, set priorities and judge the result. - Working knowledge of the Salesforce data model (leads, contacts, accounts, opportunities, campaigns) and enough SQL to trace a record across systems. - Working knowledge of consent and privacy rules (GDPR, CCPA, CAN-SPAM) and email deliverability (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, list hygiene). - Clear communicator. You explain systems and data to executives without jargon, and turn business requests into requirements. - Builder mindset. You're comfortable being the first hire in a function and creating structure where none exists. NICE TO HAVE - Experience in a hybrid product-led and sales-led motion, including product-qualified leads and mapping users to accounts. - Experience with a warehouse-first stack: Snowflake, dbt, reverse ETL and Clay. - Experience deploying AI-native marketing tools or agents in production. - Experience running event and webinar operations, including lead capture and follow-up. - Experience building a marketing operations team from the first hire.

Location: Remote: United States Workplace: Remote At Render, we’re building the modern cloud platform for developers creating AI-native, full-stack, multi-service applications. Our mission is to eliminate the tradeoff between the power of hyperscalers and the simplicity of developer-friendly platforms—so teams can ship fast, scale reliably, and focus on their product, not infrastructure. Unlike complex hyperscalers or ephemeral edge/serverless solutions, Render offers a developer-first experience with persistent compute, dynamic autoscaling, built-in orchestration, and observability, allowing teams to launch, scale, and manage real-world applications without writing infrastructure code or managing servers. Whether you're building LLM-powered applications, scalable SaaS products, or async processing pipelines, Render empowers teams to move fast and scale confidently from MVP to millions of users. Our platform is trusted by over 7 million developers worldwide and continues to grow rapidly. In February 2026, we raised an additional $100M in Series C financing, bringing our total funding to $260M, to accelerate our vision of making cloud infrastructure both powerful and intuitive—designed for the speed of modern AI development. We’re a diverse and talented team that values craft, velocity, and user experience. If you’re excited to help shape the future of the intelligent cloud and empower developers everywhere, we’d love to hear from you. APPLYING TO RENDER We're seeking candidates who possess high integrity, humility, and an insatiable drive to learn. Through reasoned discussions and continuous feedback, we strive to improve both individually and collectively. We foster an environment of mutual trust and respect, empowering effective debate to achieve the best outcomes for our customers and team. We especially encourage members of underrepresented groups in the tech community to apply and understand that not all successful candidates will meet each requirement listed. Our interview process is unique to each role, and we value the candidate experience just as much as our customer experience. We hope your conversations with us reflect a thoughtful process that is illuminative, enjoyable, and respectful of your time. ABOUT THE ROLE Render's mission is simple: eliminate the tedious work of building software by providing a cloud platform that just works. We're evolving from the go-to platform for solo developers into the backbone for fast-scaling teams. Our brand has to evolve with us. Developers already love Render for how it feels to use; now the brand needs to carry that same clarity and confidence everywhere else: on our site, in our campaigns, on a conference floor, and in every launch we put into the world. As Brand Designer, you'll be a core maker on the brand team. You'll take briefs and turn them into sharp, finished work across campaigns, launches, events, and everyday brand moments. You'll contribute ideas in concept development, own projects from first sketch to final files, and help keep the brand system consistent as it grows. You'll work closely with senior brand designers and creative leads, with plenty of room to take on bigger projects as you grow. What makes this work hard and interesting: developers are a famously skeptical audience. They can spot marketing gloss from a mile away, and they reward brands that are honest, specific, and a little bit delightful. Great brand work here has to earn attention from people who don't want to be sold to. That takes real craft and a good sense of what engineers find genuine. You'll join a design team that takes its craft seriously, with weekly critiques and deep collaboration with marketing, product, and engineering. You'll thrive here if you love making things, care deeply about the details, and want to grow your craft alongside people who will push you. WHAT YOU'LL DO - Create high-craft graphic design across the brand. Design key visuals, web and social assets, ads, presentations, print, and merch. Typography, layout, color, and composition are your everyday tools, and you'll bring care to every piece, no matter how small. - Contribute to concept development. Join brainstorms and creative explorations with a steady stream of ideas. You'll sketch directions, build out options, and help the team find the concept that best fits the brief, then refine it until it's ready to ship. - Design and extend campaigns. Working from a creative platform set with senior designers and marketing, you'll design campaign assets and adapt them across channels and formats. You'll keep the idea consistent from a homepage takeover to a social carousel to an email header. - Bring the brand to events. Design materials for conferences, meetups, and Render-hosted gatherings, including booth graphics, signage, print collateral, and swag. You'll manage production details with vendors so the work looks as good in person as it did on screen. - Own projects end to end. Take projects from brief to delivery with growing independence: clarify the ask, plan your time, share work early, take feedback well, and hand off clean, production-ready files. - Use and help evolve the brand system. Work fluently within our visual identity and guidelines, spot gaps, and contribute new templates, components, and assets that make on-brand work easier for everyone. - Grow your craft through critique. Present your work in weekly critiques, give thoughtful feedback to peers, and learn from senior designers as you take on larger and more ambiguous projects. - Collaborate across the company. Partner with marketing, product, and engineering on day-to-day requests and launches. You'll communicate clearly about timelines and tradeoffs and keep stakeholders in the loop. WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR - 4+ years of brand or graphic design experience, in-house, at an agency, or a mix of both. We care more about the quality of your work than your title. - Strong graphic design fundamentals. You have a sharp eye for typography, layout, color, and hierarchy, and your portfolio shows polished work that holds up across sizes and formats. - Experience contributing to concepts. You can show how you've helped shape an idea, not just execute one: the sketches, the explorations, and how your thinking moved the work forward. - Campaign and launch work. You've designed assets for campaigns or product launches across digital, social, and print, and you know how to keep an idea consistent across many formats. - Some event or physical design experience. You've designed for print production, signage, booths, or merch, and you understand what it takes to get files ready for the real world. - Comfort working within a brand system. You can work fluently inside an established identity and know when to stretch it thoughtfully. - Curiosity about developers. You don't need a technical background, but you're interested in how developers think and what kind of brand they trust. - Ownership and reliability. You manage your own projects, hit deadlines, and know when to ask for direction. You take feedback well and use it to make the work better. - Clear, collaborative communication. You can present your work, explain your choices, and work smoothly with marketing, product, and engineering partners. NICE-TO-HAVES - Animation and motion design. You can add motion to brand work, such as animated social posts, logo stings, or simple launch videos. Experience with After Effects, Cavalry, Rive, or Lottie is a plus. - Interactive design and experiences. You've designed interactive web moments, microsites, or playful experiments that invite people to engage. - Comfort near code. Some familiarity with HTML, CSS, or prototyping tools that help you test interactive ideas. - Experience at a developer tools or technical company. - Illustration or 3D skills that expand what the brand can do in-house. - Curiosity about AI-assisted design and how new tools can speed up exploration. - Side projects that show your craft and point of view. If this role excites you but you don’t meet every single requirement, we’d still love to hear from you—your unique experience might be just what we need. BENEFITS - 4 weeks of paid vacation. - 14 weeks of fully paid parental leave for all parents to bond with a newly born, adopted, or fostered child. We will also work with you to create a supportive plan of return. - Long-term disability, life insurance, and 401K plans. - 100% employer-paid medical coverage and 99% employer-paid dental and vision coverage for you and a dependent. FSAs and HSAs are available as well. - Monthly lifestyle stipend for wellness, mental health and therapy, hobbies, etc. - Monthly cell phone and internet subsidy. - Commuter benefits for Renders in the Bay Area, and home office stipends for remote Renders. - Continuous learning benefits & related support. This position is generally not eligible for new visa sponsorship. At Render's discretion, the business may sponsor existing visa transfers. Applicants who require sponsorship must receive business authorization. Render is an equal-opportunity employer. We know that employing a team rich in diverse thoughts, experiences, and opinions allows our employees, product, and community to flourish. We make all employment decisions including hiring, evaluation, termination, promotional, and training opportunities, without regard to race, religion, color, sex, age, national origin, ancestry, sexual orientation, physical handicap, mental disability, medical condition, disability, gender or identity or expression, pregnancy or pregnancy-related condition, marital status, height and/or weight. We will ensure that individuals with disabilities are provided reasonable accommodation to participate in the job application or interview process, to perform essential job functions, and to receive other benefits and privileges of employment. Please contact us to request accommodation. We encourage all who are interested to apply. We can't wait to hear from you! Render — CCPA Applicant Privacy Notice https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wKr9IejoT5McFrs9I2mahQnf6AFwb3z2/view Render — GDPR Applicant Privacy Notice https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_8jtyXQ1HdRdTdQn9sZ7n-R-zAGBmsFa/view

Location: Spain; Bulgaria; Romania; Poland; Slovakia; Czechia Staff DevOps Engineer Who we are Action1 is a cloud-native autonomous endpoint management platform that helps organizations automate operating system and third-party patching, assess vulnerabilities, and secure endpoints at scale. Trusted by thousands of organizations managing millions of endpoints globally, we are building the infrastructure that supports our continued growth. The Role Working hours Working hours close to the CET time zone are preferred to support regular collaboration with your manager and coordination of the team’s workload. Flexibility to adjust working hours for team coordination, planned production changes, and critical incidents. This includes working US time-zone hours for a couple of days when needed to attend team meetings, participate in cross-training, or support handovers. Job Scope We are looking for a Senior / Staff DevOps Engineer to build and operate Action1’s AWS infrastructure, improve deployment automation, and strengthen production reliability and security. This is a hands-on individual contributor role. You will identify problems, make technical decisions, and carry improvements through implementation and validation, with support and input from your manager and peers. You will join a small, collaborative DevOps team where your ideas help shape how we work. There is room to try new approaches, learn from experienced colleagues, and see your work make a difference in production. You will work closely with R&D and QA on releases and production needs. What you’ll do Build and evolve our AWS infrastructure. Design and operate secure, resilient infrastructure across multiple accounts and regions. Evaluate architecture decisions against production requirements, operational complexity, performance, and cost. Build infrastructure as code. Develop reusable components, reduce configuration drift, and make environments reproducible. Maintain infrastructure and automation in Git with peer review, testing, documentation, and clear ownership. Improve deployment pipelines. Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines, automated checks, deployment controls, and rollback mechanisms to make releases safer and more predictable. Develop reliable automation. Use programming, scripting, and APIs to simplify operations, eliminate repetitive work, and build tooling the team can maintain and support. Apply AI in daily DevOps work. Use approved tools such as Codex or Claude for infrastructure code, scripting, testing, troubleshooting, operational analysis, and documentation. Build reusable workflows, independently review and test outputs, protect sensitive information, and follow established review and change controls. Strengthen observability. Improve metrics, logs, traces, dashboards, and actionable alerts. Investigate performance and capacity constraints, connect telemetry to application behavior, and reduce unnecessary alert noise. Own production reliability. Participate in the on-call rotation and lead incident response when needed. Coordinate recovery, communicate clearly, investigate underlying causes, and verify that corrective changes address the problem. Validate resilience and recovery. Develop and test backup, recovery, failover, and maintenance procedures. Use controlled failure exercises where appropriate to identify weaknesses before they affect customers. Continuously assess AWS platform security. Review access, network exposure, logging, vulnerabilities, and misconfigurations across accounts and environments. Investigate security findings and suspicious activity, prioritize work by risk, and drive remediation through implementation and verification, coordinating with Security and the owners of affected systems. Improve AWS security controls. Evaluate and introduce practical improvements to threat detection, automated security checks, and response workflows. Strengthen least-privilege access, network controls, secrets management, encryption, hardening, and auditability. Integrate technical controls into infrastructure and delivery pipelines to meet security and compliance requirements. Improve cloud efficiency. Understand cost drivers, identify waste, and evaluate capacity and architecture improvements using measured workload behavior. Verify savings alongside performance and reliability. Share operational knowledge. Review infrastructure designs and automation code, document decisions, and maintain useful runbooks and technical documentation. What we’re looking for Substantial hands-on experience in DevOps, SRE, or cloud infrastructure engineering for production SaaS environments. A record of independently identifying and solving problems, prioritizing work, and coordinating dependencies while keeping others informed. Deep AWS knowledge and experience designing, operating, and troubleshooting distributed systems across multiple environments. Strong AWS security operations experience, including assessments, incident investigations, and vulnerability and misconfiguration remediation. Hands-on observability experience using metrics, logs, and traces to investigate production issues and build actionable dashboards and alerts. Strong programming or scripting skills in Python, Node.js, or a comparable language for maintainable automation and API integrations. Strong hands-on experience with both Terraform and AWS CloudFormation, supported by Git, code review, testing, and CI/CD practices. Sound understanding of operating systems, networking, DNS, TLS, identity, storage, and database behavior, with the ability to troubleshoot across system boundaries. Experience with production incident response, root-cause analysis, and recovery planning. Practical experience using AI tools in DevOps, including examples of their benefits, limitations, and how you validated and corrected their output. Analytical thinking and sound judgment: test assumptions, distinguish symptoms from causes, weigh trade-offs, verify results, and recognize when broader review is needed. Flexibility to collaborate across time zones and adjust working hours for team coordination, planned production changes, and critical incidents. Nice to have Hands-on Datadog experience for production troubleshooting and reliability improvement. Experience with Terramate for managing Terraform infrastructure across environments. Experience building operational tools or self-service workflows for provisioning, deployments, and environment management. Practical SRE experience, including service-level objectives, capacity planning, and reliability reviews. Experience supporting SOC 2, ISO 27001, or comparable requirements through technical controls and operational evidence. Experience developing AI agents with appropriate access boundaries, evaluation, and human oversight. Experience mentoring DevOps engineers and leading infrastructure or operational improvements. What we offer Fully remote work, with flexibility around team collaboration and production responsibilities. Ownership of infrastructure supporting a growing global platform. Challenging DevOps work and opportunities to deepen your technical expertise. Direct collaboration with experienced, supportive peers.

Location: Washington, United States Love football (soccer) and have an entrepreneurial mindset? Stranger Soccer is expanding across key cities worldwide and is seeking a License Owner to launch and grow the Stranger Soccer operation in Washington DC. This is not a salaried management role—it's an opportunity for an entrepreneurial individual to build and operate something of their own while making football more accessible in their local community. We're looking for someone ambitious, community-driven, and passionate about the game. Does This Sound Like You? Visit www.strangersoccer.com and explore the "Bring Stranger Soccer to Your City" section to learn more. If this opportunity aligns with your goals, complete the interest form to start the conversation. We also recommend downloading the Stranger Soccer app to experience the platform firsthand. Your Responsibilities Launch and grow the Stranger Soccer brand in Washington DC Recruit, train, and manage a small local team (2–3 people), supported by Official Hosts Secure suitable football venues and regular playing opportunities Drive marketing and customer growth through digital and local initiatives Oversee game operations while delivering an outstanding player experience Work closely with Stranger Soccer HQ, supported by established operations and technology teams What We're Looking For Passion for football and strong connections within the local football community Experience in management, operations, sales, or customer-facing roles An entrepreneurial mindset and ability to work independently A strong sense of ownership and ambition to grow Stranger Soccer locally Motivation to deliver results, with rewards tied to performance and growth About Stranger Soccer Football is loved by billions, yet many still struggle to play regularly. Stranger Soccer makes playing football as easy and convenient as going for a jog or visiting the gym. Our app lets players discover nearby games, book a spot, and simply turn up to play. Founded in Singapore, Stranger Soccer now operates across 10+ cities and has delivered over 100,000 games worldwide. We're looking for passionate License Owners who want to bring this experience to their communities—whether you call it Fussball, Fútbol, Calcio, or football. Our Mission To make playing football as easy as going for a jog. Our Vision A world where playing football is as popular and accessible as watching football. Ready to be part of the journey? We'd love to hear from you.

Location: Vancouver, Canada Love football (soccer) and have an entrepreneurial mindset? Stranger Soccer is expanding across key cities worldwide and is seeking a License Owner to launch and grow the Stranger Soccer operation in Vancouver. This is not a salaried management role—it's an opportunity for an entrepreneurial individual to build and operate something of their own while making football more accessible in their local community. We're looking for someone ambitious, community-driven, and passionate about the game. Does This Sound Like You? Visit www.strangersoccer.com and explore the "Bring Stranger Soccer to Your City" section to learn more. If this opportunity aligns with your goals, complete the interest form to start the conversation. We also recommend downloading the Stranger Soccer app to experience the platform firsthand. Your Responsibilities Launch and grow the Stranger Soccer brand in Vancouver Recruit, train, and manage a small local team (2–3 people), supported by Official Hosts Secure suitable football venues and regular playing opportunities Drive marketing and customer growth through digital and local initiatives Oversee game operations while delivering an outstanding player experience Work closely with Stranger Soccer HQ, supported by established operations and technology teams What We're Looking For Passion for football and strong connections within the local football community Experience in management, operations, sales, or customer-facing roles An entrepreneurial mindset and ability to work independently A strong sense of ownership and ambition to grow Stranger Soccer locally Motivation to deliver results, with rewards tied to performance and growth About Stranger Soccer Football is loved by billions, yet many still struggle to play regularly. Stranger Soccer makes playing football as easy and convenient as going for a jog or visiting the gym. Our app lets players discover nearby games, book a spot, and simply turn up to play. Founded in Singapore, Stranger Soccer now operates across 10+ cities and has delivered over 100,000 games worldwide. We're looking for passionate License Owners who want to bring this experience to their communities—whether you call it Fussball, Fútbol, Calcio, or football. Our Mission To make playing football as easy as going for a jog. Our Vision A world where playing football is as popular and accessible as watching football. Ready to be part of the journey? We'd love to hear from you.

Location: Seattle, United States Love football (soccer) and have an entrepreneurial mindset? Stranger Soccer is expanding across key cities worldwide and is seeking a License Owner to launch and grow the Stranger Soccer operation in Seattle. This is not a salaried management role—it's an opportunity for an entrepreneurial individual to build and operate something of their own while making football more accessible in their local community. We're looking for someone ambitious, community-driven, and passionate about the game. Does This Sound Like You? Visit www.strangersoccer.com and explore the "Bring Stranger Soccer to Your City" section to learn more. If this opportunity aligns with your goals, complete the interest form to start the conversation. We also recommend downloading the Stranger Soccer app to experience the platform firsthand. Your Responsibilities Launch and grow the Stranger Soccer brand in Seattle Recruit, train, and manage a small local team (2–3 people), supported by Official Hosts Secure suitable football venues and regular playing opportunities Drive marketing and customer growth through digital and local initiatives Oversee game operations while delivering an outstanding player experience Work closely with Stranger Soccer HQ, supported by established operations and technology teams What We're Looking For Passion for football and strong connections within the local football community Experience in management, operations, sales, or customer-facing roles An entrepreneurial mindset and ability to work independently A strong sense of ownership and ambition to grow Stranger Soccer locally Motivation to deliver results, with rewards tied to performance and growth About Stranger Soccer Football is loved by billions, yet many still struggle to play regularly. Stranger Soccer makes playing football as easy and convenient as going for a jog or visiting the gym. Our app lets players discover nearby games, book a spot, and simply turn up to play. Founded in Singapore, Stranger Soccer now operates across 10+ cities and has delivered over 100,000 games worldwide. We're looking for passionate License Owners who want to bring this experience to their communities—whether you call it Fussball, Fútbol, Calcio, or football. Our Mission To make playing football as easy as going for a jog. Our Vision A world where playing football is as popular and accessible as watching football. Ready to be part of the journey? We'd love to hear from you.

Location: São Paulo, Brazil Love football (soccer) and have an entrepreneurial mindset? Stranger Soccer is expanding across key cities worldwide and is seeking a License Owner to launch and grow the Stranger Soccer operation in Sao Paulo. This is not a salaried management role—it's an opportunity for an entrepreneurial individual to build and operate something of their own while making football more accessible in their local community. We're looking for someone ambitious, community-driven, and passionate about the game. Does This Sound Like You? Visit www.strangersoccer.com and explore the "Bring Stranger Soccer to Your City" section to learn more. If this opportunity aligns with your goals, complete the interest form to start the conversation. We also recommend downloading the Stranger Soccer app to experience the platform firsthand. Your Responsibilities Launch and grow the Stranger Soccer brand in Sao Paulo Recruit, train, and manage a small local team (2–3 people), supported by Official Hosts Secure suitable football venues and regular playing opportunities Drive marketing and customer growth through digital and local initiatives Oversee game operations while delivering an outstanding player experience Work closely with Stranger Soccer HQ, supported by established operations and technology teams What We're Looking For Passion for football and strong connections within the local football community Experience in management, operations, sales, or customer-facing roles An entrepreneurial mindset and ability to work independently A strong sense of ownership and ambition to grow Stranger Soccer locally Motivation to deliver results, with rewards tied to performance and growth About Stranger Soccer Football is loved by billions, yet many still struggle to play regularly. Stranger Soccer makes playing football as easy and convenient as going for a jog or visiting the gym. Our app lets players discover nearby games, book a spot, and simply turn up to play. Founded in Singapore, Stranger Soccer now operates across 10+ cities and has delivered over 100,000 games worldwide. We're looking for passionate License Owners who want to bring this experience to their communities—whether you call it Fussball, Fútbol, Calcio, or football. Our Mission To make playing football as easy as going for a jog. Our Vision A world where playing football is as popular and accessible as watching football. Ready to be part of the journey? We'd love to hear from you.

Location: Santiago de Compostela, Spain Love football (soccer) and have an entrepreneurial mindset? Stranger Soccer is expanding across key cities worldwide and is seeking a License Owner to launch and grow the Stranger Soccer operation in Santiago. This is not a salaried management role—it's an opportunity for an entrepreneurial individual to build and operate something of their own while making football more accessible in their local community. We're looking for someone ambitious, community-driven, and passionate about the game. Does This Sound Like You? Visit www.strangersoccer.com and explore the "Bring Stranger Soccer to Your City" section to learn more. If this opportunity aligns with your goals, complete the interest form to start the conversation. We also recommend downloading the Stranger Soccer app to experience the platform firsthand. Your Responsibilities Launch and grow the Stranger Soccer brand in Santiago Recruit, train, and manage a small local team (2–3 people), supported by Official Hosts Secure suitable football venues and regular playing opportunities Drive marketing and customer growth through digital and local initiatives Oversee game operations while delivering an outstanding player experience Work closely with Stranger Soccer HQ, supported by established operations and technology teams What We're Looking For Passion for football and strong connections within the local football community Experience in management, operations, sales, or customer-facing roles An entrepreneurial mindset and ability to work independently A strong sense of ownership and ambition to grow Stranger Soccer locally Motivation to deliver results, with rewards tied to performance and growth About Stranger Soccer Football is loved by billions, yet many still struggle to play regularly. Stranger Soccer makes playing football as easy and convenient as going for a jog or visiting the gym. Our app lets players discover nearby games, book a spot, and simply turn up to play. Founded in Singapore, Stranger Soccer now operates across 10+ cities and has delivered over 100,000 games worldwide. We're looking for passionate License Owners who want to bring this experience to their communities—whether you call it Fussball, Fútbol, Calcio, or football. Our Mission To make playing football as easy as going for a jog. Our Vision A world where playing football is as popular and accessible as watching football. Ready to be part of the journey? We'd love to hear from you.

Location: San Diego, United States Love football (soccer) and have an entrepreneurial mindset? Stranger Soccer is expanding across key cities worldwide and is seeking a License Owner to launch and grow the Stranger Soccer operation in San Diego. This is not a salaried management role—it's an opportunity for an entrepreneurial individual to build and operate something of their own while making football more accessible in their local community. We're looking for someone ambitious, community-driven, and passionate about the game. Does This Sound Like You? Visit www.strangersoccer.com and explore the "Bring Stranger Soccer to Your City" section to learn more. If this opportunity aligns with your goals, complete the interest form to start the conversation. We also recommend downloading the Stranger Soccer app to experience the platform firsthand. Your Responsibilities Launch and grow the Stranger Soccer brand in San Diego Recruit, train, and manage a small local team (2–3 people), supported by Official Hosts Secure suitable football venues and regular playing opportunities Drive marketing and customer growth through digital and local initiatives Oversee game operations while delivering an outstanding player experience Work closely with Stranger Soccer HQ, supported by established operations and technology teams What We're Looking For Passion for football and strong connections within the local football community Experience in management, operations, sales, or customer-facing roles An entrepreneurial mindset and ability to work independently A strong sense of ownership and ambition to grow Stranger Soccer locally Motivation to deliver results, with rewards tied to performance and growth About Stranger Soccer Football is loved by billions, yet many still struggle to play regularly. Stranger Soccer makes playing football as easy and convenient as going for a jog or visiting the gym. Our app lets players discover nearby games, book a spot, and simply turn up to play. Founded in Singapore, Stranger Soccer now operates across 10+ cities and has delivered over 100,000 games worldwide. We're looking for passionate License Owners who want to bring this experience to their communities—whether you call it Fussball, Fútbol, Calcio, or football. Our Mission To make playing football as easy as going for a jog. Our Vision A world where playing football is as popular and accessible as watching football. Ready to be part of the journey? We'd love to hear from you.

Location: San Antonio, United States Love football (soccer) and have an entrepreneurial mindset? Stranger Soccer is expanding across key cities worldwide and is seeking a License Owner to launch and grow the Stranger Soccer operation in San Antonio. This is not a salaried management role—it's an opportunity for an entrepreneurial individual to build and operate something of their own while making football more accessible in their local community. We're looking for someone ambitious, community-driven, and passionate about the game. Does This Sound Like You? Visit www.strangersoccer.com and explore the "Bring Stranger Soccer to Your City" section to learn more. If this opportunity aligns with your goals, complete the interest form to start the conversation. We also recommend downloading the Stranger Soccer app to experience the platform firsthand. Your Responsibilities Launch and grow the Stranger Soccer brand in San Antonio Recruit, train, and manage a small local team (2–3 people), supported by Official Hosts Secure suitable football venues and regular playing opportunities Drive marketing and customer growth through digital and local initiatives Oversee game operations while delivering an outstanding player experience Work closely with Stranger Soccer HQ, supported by established operations and technology teams What We're Looking For Passion for football and strong connections within the local football community Experience in management, operations, sales, or customer-facing roles An entrepreneurial mindset and ability to work independently A strong sense of ownership and ambition to grow Stranger Soccer locally Motivation to deliver results, with rewards tied to performance and growth About Stranger Soccer Football is loved by billions, yet many still struggle to play regularly. Stranger Soccer makes playing football as easy and convenient as going for a jog or visiting the gym. Our app lets players discover nearby games, book a spot, and simply turn up to play. Founded in Singapore, Stranger Soccer now operates across 10+ cities and has delivered over 100,000 games worldwide. We're looking for passionate License Owners who want to bring this experience to their communities—whether you call it Fussball, Fútbol, Calcio, or football. Our Mission To make playing football as easy as going for a jog. Our Vision A world where playing football is as popular and accessible as watching football. Ready to be part of the journey? We'd love to hear from you.

Location: Sacramento, United States Love football (soccer) and have an entrepreneurial mindset? Stranger Soccer is expanding across key cities worldwide and is seeking a License Owner to launch and grow the Stranger Soccer operation in Sacramento. This is not a salaried management role—it's an opportunity for an entrepreneurial individual to build and operate something of their own while making football more accessible in their local community. We're looking for someone ambitious, community-driven, and passionate about the game. Does This Sound Like You? Visit www.strangersoccer.com and explore the "Bring Stranger Soccer to Your City" section to learn more. If this opportunity aligns with your goals, complete the interest form to start the conversation. We also recommend downloading the Stranger Soccer app to experience the platform firsthand. Your Responsibilities Launch and grow the Stranger Soccer brand in Sacramento Recruit, train, and manage a small local team (2–3 people), supported by Official Hosts Secure suitable football venues and regular playing opportunities Drive marketing and customer growth through digital and local initiatives Oversee game operations while delivering an outstanding player experience Work closely with Stranger Soccer HQ, supported by established operations and technology teams What We're Looking For Passion for football and strong connections within the local football community Experience in management, operations, sales, or customer-facing roles An entrepreneurial mindset and ability to work independently A strong sense of ownership and ambition to grow Stranger Soccer locally Motivation to deliver results, with rewards tied to performance and growth About Stranger Soccer Football is loved by billions, yet many still struggle to play regularly. Stranger Soccer makes playing football as easy and convenient as going for a jog or visiting the gym. Our app lets players discover nearby games, book a spot, and simply turn up to play. Founded in Singapore, Stranger Soccer now operates across 10+ cities and has delivered over 100,000 games worldwide. We're looking for passionate License Owners who want to bring this experience to their communities—whether you call it Fussball, Fútbol, Calcio, or football. Our Mission To make playing football as easy as going for a jog. Our Vision A world where playing football is as popular and accessible as watching football. Ready to be part of the journey? We'd love to hear from you.

Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Love football (soccer) and have an entrepreneurial mindset? Stranger Soccer is expanding across key cities worldwide and is seeking a License Owner to launch and grow the Stranger Soccer operation in Rio de Janeiro. This is not a salaried management role—it's an opportunity for an entrepreneurial individual to build and operate something of their own while making football more accessible in their local community. We're looking for someone ambitious, community-driven, and passionate about the game. Does This Sound Like You? Visit www.strangersoccer.com and explore the "Bring Stranger Soccer to Your City" section to learn more. If this opportunity aligns with your goals, complete the interest form to start the conversation. We also recommend downloading the Stranger Soccer app to experience the platform firsthand. Your Responsibilities Launch and grow the Stranger Soccer brand in Rio de Janeiro Recruit, train, and manage a small local team (2–3 people), supported by Official Hosts Secure suitable football venues and regular playing opportunities Drive marketing and customer growth through digital and local initiatives Oversee game operations while delivering an outstanding player experience Work closely with Stranger Soccer HQ, supported by established operations and technology teams What We're Looking For Passion for football and strong connections within the local football community Experience in management, operations, sales, or customer-facing roles An entrepreneurial mindset and ability to work independently A strong sense of ownership and ambition to grow Stranger Soccer locally Motivation to deliver results, with rewards tied to performance and growth About Stranger Soccer Football is loved by billions, yet many still struggle to play regularly. Stranger Soccer makes playing football as easy and convenient as going for a jog or visiting the gym. Our app lets players discover nearby games, book a spot, and simply turn up to play. Founded in Singapore, Stranger Soccer now operates across 10+ cities and has delivered over 100,000 games worldwide. We're looking for passionate License Owners who want to bring this experience to their communities—whether you call it Fussball, Fútbol, Calcio, or football. Our Mission To make playing football as easy as going for a jog. Our Vision A world where playing football is as popular and accessible as watching football. Ready to be part of the journey? We'd love to hear from you.