How to Find and Apply for Jobs at Life360

Searching for Life360 jobs is easiest when it starts with the same official entry point Life360 uses to route candidates into its current openings. Using the company-controlled path helps ensure the roles and details you see are current, before you prepare and submit an application.

This guide covers where to start, how to browse active openings, and what to review on individual role pages so your application matches the position being hired.

Start at Life360’s official Career Site

Begin your job search on Life360’s own Career Site. This is the company-controlled starting point that routes candidates to the live listings experience where openings and role details are surfaced.

Use this page both for exploring Life360 careers and for learning how to apply at Life360 through the application flow Life360 provides.
Source: Life360 Careers

Browse current openings in Life360’s listings experience

After you land on Life360’s careers entry point, browse the live openings in the listings experience Life360 uses to display Life360 roles. The listings view includes filters and visible metadata (such as location and role categories) to help narrow options quickly.

Life360’s listings page reflects that availability can change as roles are added, removed, or updated; the number of openings can vary over time.
Source: Life360 on Greenhouse

Read the full role detail page before applying

When you find a role that looks like a good match, open the individual job detail page before preparing your materials. The detailed role view is where you can review role-specific information—especially location and what the role actually involves—so your application aligns with what the team is hiring for.

This step matters because the listings page can narrow your options, but the role detail page provides the context needed for a more targeted application.
Source (example role page): Life360 job listing detail

Tailor your application to the role’s location and scope

Life360’s current postings can include different geographies, including entries labeled for remote work and regions such as the USA, Canada, and the UK. Your application should reflect where the role is based and how the scope is framed in the posting.

In practice, tailoring typically includes:

• Emphasizing experience that aligns with the role’s focus in the description
• Ensuring your resume and summary reflect the work scope highlighted in the posting
• Confirming your location/remote fit matches the role’s stated location details

Source (locations visible on listings): Life360 on Greenhouse

Apply while roles are live and details are current

Job listings update as hiring progresses, and the listings experience reflects live changes. Checking the listings periodically can help you catch strong matches while postings are active, since counts and surfaced roles may shift over time.
Source: Life360 on Greenhouse

Ground your interest in Life360’s mission

As you prepare your application, it can help to align your interest with Life360’s broader mission and purpose. Life360’s public “About” content offers a starting point for understanding the company context you may reference in how you describe fit.
Source: What is Life360? | About Our Company Our Mission

Next steps

1. Use Life360 Careers as the company-controlled entry point: Life360 Career Page
2. Browse active openings in Life360’s listings experience and use the visible filters/metadata to narrow results.
   Source: Life360 on Greenhouse
3. For each role you’re considering, open the role detail page, confirm location/responsibilities, and tailor your application to that specific posting.