About Poggio Labs

At Poggio Labs, we’re reimagining customer relationships with a platform that customer obsessed organizations rely on to power intelligence relationships with data.

We're well funded, and backed by Accel (Steve Loughlin) and Spark Capital (Natalie Sandman).

How We Work

🌐 Poggio Labs a remote-first company: Poggio Labs is a remote-first company and all roles, unless otherwise specified, can be based anywhere.

⚖️ Diversity, equity & inclusion is a core tenet: We believe that inclusivity leads to stronger teams, a deeper talent pool, and creates the foundation for an enduring organization.  

💺 Benefits & employee support: Without a strong, happy, healthy team we're not going to get much of anything done at Poggio Labs. With that in mind we offer a wide array of flexible benefits to our full-time employees. More up-to-date info here. 

  • Salaries benchmarked in top 25% 
  • Equity in Poggio Labs’ future success
  • 100% health, dental, ortho and vision insurance & FSA
  • 100% paid parental leave
  • 100% match 401k retirement plan via Guideline
  • $1200 life wellness allowance 
  • $3500 office & equipment stipend
  • Work where and when you want
  • Flexible vacations and paid holiday time
  • Company sponsored co-worker meetups & off-sites
  • No-red-tape expense account
  • Focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion

Don’t see a particular open position that matches your career aspirations? We're always on the lookout for talented professionals to join our team. We are accepting general applications for many of our departments such as Engineering, Product, Sales, Marketing, Design, and many more. 

Worried about not having any CRM experience? Don’t be! Our mission is to make customer relationship management (CRM) easier and more user-friendly for all! That’s why it’s important to bring people from diverse backgrounds and experiences together with our CRM industry pros. By blending many skill sets we can build a platform that powers intelligent relationships for customer-obsessed teams. 

Concerned you don't meet all the job requirements? At Poggio Labs, we consider our job postings to be a set of guidelines about what a position involves, not a strict list of requirements that any applicant must have. Please apply to the role even if you do not meet each one of the listed skills and experiences. Careers are individual journeys and we try to evaluate each application as such. Poggio Labs is an equal opportunity employer.

 

 

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