This position is an opportunity to express your career interests to Guru's Talent Team for potential future matches.
At Guru, we know that talent is everywhere. We support remote and hybrid models of work, with offices in Philadelphia and San Francisco and employees spread across 20 states. Time differences can make live collaboration difficult, which is why we’re intentional about our internal communication practices, favoring asynchronous options where possible.
Our Talent Team reviews all submissions, please take this opportunity to tell us a bit more about yourself and your interests and we will follow up if a potential match becomes available. Thank you!
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