calendly

Staff Product Manager, New Products

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At a Glance

Location
San Francisco (Hybrid)
Experience
8–10 years
Posted
2026-03-05T13:03:39-05:00

Key Requirements

Domain Knowledge

  • SaaS

Requirements

8–10 years of PM experience across startups and scaled companies; bonus points if you've been a founder or early employee at a SaaS company

Track record of building 0-to-1 products and validating new ideas in ambiguous environments

Strong product sense and customer empathy; able to translate insights into bold, differentiated solutions

Experience, curiosity, and eagerness to explore what's possible with AI is a must

Ability to work in our San Francisco office 2–3 times per week

Authorized to work lawfully in the United States (Calendly does not engage in immigration sponsorship at this time)

Responsibilities

Build the next generation of Calendly products. Your charter is to identify, incubate, and scale new product experiences that:

Extend Calendly's value beyond scheduling into new product lines powered by AI

Drive retention, and new revenue

Deliver net-new value that delights solopreneurs and small businesses

Leverage AI to create experiences that feel intelligent, proactive, and effortless

You will own discovery, strategy, launch, and lifecycle ownership — including defining and delivering the success metrics for activation, adoption, revenue expansion, and customer satisfaction.

Team

*This is a hybrid position located in the Bay Area; the expectation is to go into the San Francisco office 2 times per week.

Calendly is expanding from a scheduling tool into a multi-product platform powered by AI. We are hiring a

Staff Product Manager, New Products

to lead 0→1 innovation, focusing on creating new product experiences that transform how solopreneurs and small businesses run and grow their business.

This is a highly entrepreneurial, high-visibility, high-autonomy role for a PM who thrives in ambiguous spaces, partners well with leadership, and loves building new product lines from scratch.