Job Opportunities API

About Tarro Here at Tarro we build products that empower small brick and mortar restaurants by liberating them of the operational burden of running their business. We accomplish this by providing a frictionless connection between them and their customers through our multi-product ecosystem offering AI-enabled order taking, delivery enablement, payment solutions, and point-of-sale software. At Tarro, we use a combination of bits (technology) and atoms (people) to solve real world problems facing small business owners. We obsess over placing our customers first and working backwards from there. When our customers succeed, we succeed. The restaurant industry in the US is over a $1 trillion total addressable market (TAM), but remains relatively underserved by technology. Large chains are able to afford expensive tech that gives them a huge advantage; we believe that small restaurant owners deserve access to the same technologies at an affordable price. Tarro has been profitable for nearly a decade and seen 5x revenue growth in the past four years. As of our last fundraising round in mid-2022, we were valued at $450M and have since seen substantial growth across customer acquisition, product development and company headcount. Thousands of loyal restaurants have entrusted Tarro with their success, and together we have supported nearly 20 million customers. We are proud to be named one of Built In’s top companies to work for in 2023. To learn more about our culture, values and how you can be a part of helping mom & pop restaurants thrive, please visit us here https://www.tarro.com/! About the role The Product Implementation Manager plays a mission-critical role in how we bring onboard and maintain clients into the Tarro platform. This role is responsible for overseeing both the initial configuration and ongoing maintenance of each restaurant’s back-end configuration. This setup work is critical—our ability to support restaurants depends entirely on how well we translate their real-world operations into our platform’s configurations. Each restaurant has different needs, and our system offers a lot of flexibility. But that flexibility only creates value if it’s used correctly. There are two touchpoints during which the Product Implementation team makes adjustments to a restaurant’s back-end configuration: - Onboarding of New Restaurants - This involves collecting thousands of data points, making judgment calls on how to best represent them, and using features the restaurant may not even know exist. Often, we’re helping clients figure out what they actually need—not just executing instructions. - Product Support for Existing Restaurants - Clients often come to us with all sorts of problems ranging from fraud prevention, setting up new coupons/limited-time offers, or implementing a brand new menu. Making changes to a tenured client’s configuration can be tricky given the high number of customizations already implemented. The product support team must ensure that these changes are implemented correctly without causing any unintended issues. This work is high-stakes. A single mistake can cause agent errors, client frustration, and churn. Speed also matters—restaurants need to go live quickly, and they expect things to work right the first time. Existing restaurants, on the other hand, expect immediate resolution to their issues. Strong onboarding and product support processes lead to effortless order-taking and a product that clients rely on every day. This role is both operational and leadership-heavy. In addition to hands-on technical configuration work, this role also leads and manages the Product Implementation Team, ensuring they are effective in setting up and maintaining these configurations at scale. By optimizing workflows, providing guidance, and upholding data accuracy, the Product Implementation Manager plays a critical role in ensuring our system delivers accurate, restaurant-specific guidance