Tempo’s mission is to give everyone the power to realize their strength and lead a healthy, full life. 

It’s the first and only personal training solution that can track your motion and use that data to give you a richer and more effective workout in live and on-demand classes. Using 3D sensors and A.I., Tempo enables expert coaches to correct your form and provide personalized feedback in real-time.

With its stunning and compact design, Tempo and all its included accessories work can be tucked away and fit seamlessly into any home. We believe the combination of beautiful hardware, AI technology, and premium content is how we help our members build a lifelong habit with fitness.

Tempo is thriving and we’re experiencing growth of over 300% in sales. Headquartered in San Francisco, Tempo's all-star team includes alumni from Google, YouTube, Netflix, Airbnb, Pixar, Peloton and Orangetheory, backed by $300 Million in funding from Softbank, General Catalyst, Norwest Venture Partners, Founders Fund, Khosla Ventures, DCM, and Signal Fire.
 
Our Content Team is on a mission to help change people's lives and we're looking for world-class coaches to create high-quality live and on-demand workouts.  This is an exciting opportunity to get in on the ground floor of the new wave of FitTech and be a part of the team that revolutionizes the way people workout and gain strength. 
 
If you... 
...have a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, Kinesiology, Physiology or a related field (required)
...are NSCA-CSCS, ACSM or NASM certified (required)
...possess a deep knowledge of fitness and human anatomy
...have 4+ years experience training clients
...are outgoing, energetic, and charismatic
...have experience running your own business or working full time as an employee for a business.
..are passionate about inspiring members around the world improve their lives
...are eager and willing to work hard to build something incredible 
 
We want to hear from you!
 
 
What we can offer you:
  • Competitive compensation package with meaningful equity
  • Comprehensive health benefits (medical, dental and vision)
  • 401k for eligible employee
  • Tremendous opportunities for growth
  • Collaborative start-up culture with a close-knit, all star team to build from the ground up
  • Wellness and Commuter Benefits

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