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We're standing up the PX function in our Boston office and we need a founding team lead to make it real. You'll recruit and grow a local PX team, build our campus talent pipeline, and be the escalation point that makes sure every user in the Americas gets the same quality experience our European team delivers today. This role is for someone who's deeply embedded in the Boston ecosystem and has the ownership mindset to build something from scratch.
Job Responsibility:
Lead the Boston hub: Set the culture, manage day-to-day quality, and grow a team that delivers world-class PX across US time zones
Build the campus pipeline: Forge active relationships with MIT, Harvard, and other Boston-area universities to recruit part-time and full-time talent into the PX team
Build and manage a team of part-time student PX specialists: Including scheduling, onboarding, quality coaching, and performance management
Own US escalations: You are the escalation point for complex user issues during Americas hours. You understand the product well enough to triage technical problems, collaborate with engineering when needed, and close the loop with the customer.
Be the voice of the user: Capture high-signal feedback from customers and make sure it reaches product and engineering.
Collaborate globally: Work hand-in-hand with the Stockholm PX team and engineering to ensure consistent quality and shared learnings across hubs
Requirements:
Customer-obsessed: 3+ years in B2C/B2B support or a customer/client-facing role. You know what great user experience looks like and you hold the bar high.
Boston native: You have deep roots in the Boston tech and university ecosystem — whether through school (MIT, Harvard, or similar), work, or community. People know you and you know people.
Operationally rigorous: You build systems, not just teams. You default to process, schedules, and metrics. You've run something where the quality of the output depended on your ability to keep a complex operation running smoothly
Product & technical fluency: You understand how products work and can engage confidently with product and engineering on complex user issues. You don't need to be an engineer, but you're not intimidated by technical conversations and you get up to speed on products quickly.
Sharp communicator: Warm, clear, and precise — whether coaching a new hire, running a feedback session, or representing Lovable at a campus event.
Nice to have:
Experience with campus recruiting or managing student/intern programs