A Product Manager at Klaviyo is passionate about identifying, specing and shipping solutions to solve customer problems.

Our customers are businesses that want to grow. They know there is power in using their data to communicate with their customers in more relevant and targeted ways, but the existing platforms in the market have always been too hard to use or too expensive to take advantage of. Klaviyo customers are passionate, hard-working, ambitious and have incredibly high standards. They expect to deliver the best experiences for their customers and expect us to deliver the best experiences for them, too. We are looking to add people to our team who can help build a world-class product that will continue to delight our customers and exceed their expectations of whats possible.

Product Management at Klaviyo

What does a Product Manager do at Klaviyo? PMs at Klaviyo:

Spec - PMs at Klaviyo go deep. They love to define every use case a customer would consider, document potential ways to solve, identify outstanding concerns, flag edge cases, and leave no stone unturned. They sweat the details and are passionate about making sure that every experience that could come from a feature is understood, anticipated, and handled elegantly.

Work with Customers - PMs at Klaviyo spend at least 15% of their time working closely with customers. We do deep dives with customers to work on actual marketing strategy and implementation; this helps us intimately understand what our customers are trying to accomplish and what stands in their way. You should feel excited about the chance to not only meet customers, but to spend time doing their job for them to truly experience their world.

Set and Manage Roadmap - PMs at Klaviyo understand the business and prioritize the most valuable efforts. Each PM takes ownership of a product area with their cross-functional team, and is responsible for helping set the priority order of what the team delivers on to advance our mission and maintain product quality. They communicate their roadmaps proactively, including when things change and why.

Write and Share - PMs at Klaviyo write and share early and often. We write ideas. We write use cases. We write requirements. We write release plans. Someone who joins Klaviyo must love to write and must be exceptional at articulating their thinking through written word. You should enjoy expressing your thinking on paper and reviewing your ideas with people around the company each week.

Wireframe - PMs at Klaviyo love to draw. If a picture is worth a thousand words, a wireframe is worth a million. PMs are quick to get on a whiteboard and explain their thinking, and even faster to document that thinking into expected use cases, behaviors and edge cases (see Spec above). You should love drawing pictures, getting feedback, and iterating on them.

Learn - PMs at Klaviyo are voracious learners. We are constantly passing book or article recommendations to each other, sharing interesting insights, and digging into unknown problems. A lack of experience/knowledge around a challenge is exciting because it means once we solve it, we are guaranteed to learn something new. You should love learning and tackling new challenges.

Think Critically - PMs at Klaviyo are sharp. We think deeply, quickly, and analytically. The rigor of thought is extreme here so we can ensure were making the best decision possible at all times. You should love to tease out problems, break them down to small, digestible pieces, and put them back together elegantly.

Ship - PMs at Klaviyo get value into customer hands. At the end of the day, we are only as good as how our customers see us; we must deliver improved solutions and experiences every single day. PMs build close relationships with their cross-functional teams to efficiently spec, build, and release high quality product at a fast cadence. You should be energized by solving tough problems, but nothing should compare to the feeling of releasing value to customers and watching your success metrics move.

Your First 90 Days

In your first 30 days, you will get acclimated to Klaviyo and our product:

Take a course on our product and ace the test at the end

Spend 80% of your time working with support

Answer >20 support tickets

Talk to >10 customers on the phone and/or in person

Connect with every internal team and learn what will help them succeed

Learn the basic architectural overview of the product

In your first 60 days, you will become a valuable member of the product and engineering organization:

Spend 60% of your time with support

Become a go-to expert on how the product should behave

Take ownership of 1 key area that you will improve

Complete a product enhancement from spec to successful completion during a sprint

In your first 90 days, you will push the ball forward:

Spend 40% of your time with support

Become the owner of a functional area of the product

Plan out a key product improvement (identify problem, define key metrics, brainstorm ideas, test hypotheses, write spec)

Team Openings

Were always looking for all types of dynamic and analytical Product Managers, but here are the specific teams were looking to hire for now:

Dynamic Web Personalization

Site Reliability & Platform

Profiles / CRM

Data Science (x3)

How Youll Grow at Klaviyo

We conduct performance reviews every 6 months. Progress at Klaviyo is measured by your command of the our customer context (including market dynamics), the value you ship to customers, your ability to move key metrics and make things happen predictably and reliably. We expect every PM, regardless of level, to progress and will give them opportunities to do so.

This Role Isnt For You If You...

Are looking for a 9-5

Only want to do things youve already mastered

Arent sure if Product Management is a job/role you really, really want to do

Dont love wireframing and sharing your ideas

Are only looking to own more of the strategy

Dont have opinions about products and features you love or really dont love

Dont get excited about having big ideas, and even more excited about executing on them.

No phone calls or agency submissions, please