How to Find and Apply for Jobs at Gem

Gem jobs & careers are posted on Gem’s official Career Site, where the page highlights Gem’s mission and values alongside a curated list of current openings (“Open roles”). From there, candidates can browse and narrow opportunities using on-page filters for department, location, and level. Job titles shown can include a range of engineering and product leadership roles—such as Software Engineer, Product Manager, and Engineering Manager—and more specific engineering titles depending on what’s available at the time.

Where to find Gem’s current roles (Career Site)

Gem’s Career Site is the most reliable place to review current openings for Gem careers. The “Open roles” list is designed for quick scanning and includes filtering options to help match candidates to roles based on:

Department
Location
Level

As you browse, the titles displayed reflect what’s currently open. For example, listings may include broader roles (e.g., Software Engineer, Product Manager, Engineering Manager) alongside more narrowly scoped titles (such as “Senior Software Engineer - Core ATS” or “Engineering Manager (AI Products)” shown for San Francisco on the page), depending on current postings.

Source: Gem Careers (Open roles)

How to search for the right Gem job using filters

A practical way to find the best match is to start broad and then refine:

Select a department that matches your background (for example, engineering versus product).
Narrow by location if the listing includes a specific geography.
Use the level filter to align seniority with the role’s requirements.

After filtering, review the remaining job titles and click into postings to confirm fit. Titles can look similar while having different scopes, so reading the full posting text is important—especially for roles that include a specific scope or platform area.

How to apply at Gem (what happens after you submit)

Applications for Gem jobs are submitted through Gem’s Careers page workflow for the role selected from the “Open roles” list. Gem’s Candidate Privacy Statement explains that personal data may be submitted through the Careers page as part of the employment application process.

Source: Gem Candidate Privacy Statement

In practice, that means the application is tied directly to the role you choose from the Career Site and the information entered is used as part of the employment application process. Before submitting, make sure the details you provide (including contact information and professional background) are accurate and align with the specific role’s requirements.

What to prepare before you apply

Before starting the application, focus on tailoring your materials to the specific posting you select. Since the Career Site may show roles with closely related names but different expectations, it’s worth validating:

Your experience aligns with the role’s level and responsibilities
Your background matches the role’s scope as described in the posting text
Your application reflects the job family you’re applying to (engineering, product, or engineering leadership)

This helps avoid selecting a role that seems similar at a glance but doesn’t actually match the requirements shown in the posting.

Common pitfalls to avoid when applying to Gem

Ignoring the filters. A title might sound like it fits, but the Career Site filters (department, location, and level) may reveal a mismatch with what’s currently open.
Skimming only the broad category. Some openings include specific scope in the title. When that happens, reading the full posting matters more than relying on the general job family label.

Next steps

Go to Gem’s official Career Site and review the Open roles list: Gem Careers.
Use the on-page filters (department, location, and level) to narrow to roles that match your profile.
Apply through Gem’s Careers page workflow for the specific role you select, and review how personal data is handled in Gem’s Candidate Privacy Statement.