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Scheduling automation platform that connects calendars, manages availability, and syncs with video and 100+ third-party tools.

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Staff Product Manager, Meetings

San Francisco / Hybrid / $237,305 - $300,121/year

Staff Product Manager, Intelligent Customer Experience

San Francisco / Hybrid / $197,754 - $300,121/year

Staff Product Manager, Engagement

San Francisco / Hybrid / $237,305 - $300,121/year

Staff Product Manager, AI Assistant

San Francisco / Hybrid / $237,305 - $300,121/year

Senior Manager, Security Ops & Prod Security

United States / Remote (Restricted) / $221,319 - $312,450/year

Senior Full Stack Engineer, Website Development

Remote (Restricted) / $187,000 - $271,920/year

Senior Full Stack Engineer, Notetaker

Remote (Restricted) / $187,000 - $271,920/year

Staff Platform Engineer

Remote (Restricted)

Senior Full Stack Engineer, AI Scheduling

Remote (Restricted) / $156,400 - $227,424/year

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Calendly is a scheduling platform that automates booking meetings across calendars, availability, and video tools. Founded in 2013 by Tope Awotona.

Used by 20M+ individuals and businesses across 230+ countries, including 86% of the Fortune 500. Customers range from solo operators and small teams to enterprise sales, recruiting, and customer success orgs.

Stated mission is "simple scheduling for everyone."

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