We're here to help

At Olark, we believe the world is a better place when everyone helps each other...

So in 2009, with initial funding by Y Combinator, we built a live chat platform that enables businesses to connect with their customers.

Today Olark is used by more than 11,000 businesses worldwide, and our team has grown from four friends in Palo Alto to a fully remote team that spans multiple time zones. We value diversity of thought and backgrounds and seek to hire genuine people who will push our culture to always be better, more inclusive, and more human.

Ben Schultz

Data Guru

Ithaca, NY

Brooke Gosden

Happy Customer Consultant

Farr West, UT

Nick Crohn

Director of Dinosaur Hunting

Chandler, AZ

Fernando Takai

Variable Declarer

Sao Paulo, Brazil

Ben Congleton

Chief Executive Olarker

Palo Alto, CA

We've grown and changed so much since the beginning, but at our core Olark has remained about the people: our team, our customers, and our customers' customers.

Every day a team of incredibly bright people wake up, sign on from around the world, and come together to make Olark work for our customers.

Mark Betz, Sudo Wrestler, Long Valley, NJ

Barbara Maniar

Customer Support Panda

San Jose, CA

Rhi Davis

Triage

Edmonds, WA

Hector Urtubia

Appstronomer

Reno, NV

Civvy Ornellas

Technical Support Champion

Atlanta, GA

Melanie Hublard Hershman

Product Engineer

Boston, MA

Kaitlin Lee

Customer Success Specialist

Oakland, CA

I love working at Olark because the team has such a positive outlook - Olarkers are a very smart, respectful, and friendly bunch.

Julie Williams, VP Product, Brooklyn, NY

Matt Pizzimenti

Chief Operational Olarker

East Palo Alto, CA

Joe Westhead

Chief Brit

Livonia, MI

Emily Russell

Customer Happiness Crusader

Kristianstad, Sweden

Andrew Henry

Holistic Engineer

Oxford, MS

Aaron Wilson

Senior Bit Polisher

Palo Alto, CA

Whichever work space I’m occupying, you'll probably find me on a couch trying to solve something-or-other. I'll always be known as "that guy with a goat farm", but I don't hold that against anyone.

I asked my mom what made me unique. She said: "Your analytical side makes you good in the computer science industry but your spiritual side saves you from being a computer geek...LOL"

Alicia Suttie, Olarker of Gilead, Vancouver, BC