
Let's create amazing experiences everywhere people eat, shop and go.
It’s our mission to deliver in-location experiences that people love. We help them find what they need, try something new, create lasting memories, and be their best at work. And we’re looking for people like you to help us make it happen.

Your future is bright here.
We’re helping to create the future of brick-and-mortar—across every industry around the globe. The opportunities are limitless. Join us to be inspired, to be challenged, and to be a part of a company that values great experiences above all.
Shine with us.
We’re on a mission to grow our team of amazing Rays with candidates who live these principles and mindsets.
You love the social experiment that is a startup . You thrive off of being in a room with a bunch of smart people and a whiteboard (and probably some takeout
), simplifying the complex
, figuring out the details, and making things happen
.
You have a no-ego philosophy. You roll your sleeves up and get your hands dirty , no matter what it says on your business card. You’re agile
, inventive and resourceful. And you work every day
, boots on the ground, to deliver real results for our business.
You’re obsessed with finding better, smarter ways of doing things. Always asking questions, learning and iterating to build something that people love (and your competitors wish they made first
). You push for the highest standards
and are dedicated to helping us become a brand that customers love.
You think in terms of experiences hiking —from our customers’ brick-and-mortar business challenges, to their customers‘ in-location needs and expectations. You’re empathetic, curious
and imaginative. You put people at the center of everything you do, and let them guide you to new and better
solutions.
You’re accountable for your work, mode and day out
. If you make a mistake, you own it and learn from it
. Simply put, people have 100% bulletproof trust
that you’re going to do what you say, and do it well.



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