Metabase makes it incredibly easy for anyone to gain insights from their data, supporting everyone from small startups getting off the ground to large enterprises with tens of thousands of users. That’s why so many people love using it.

We bring the simplicity and polish of consumer-grade products to the often clunky world of enterprise business intelligence. Our open-source, opinionated approach gives companies a clear starting point for how they should measure, analyze, and share their data—an approach now used by tens of thousands of organizations.

Do you enjoy helping others solve problems with data? Are you a power user of data visualization tools—or even a dedicated Metabase fan? If so, and if you’re looking to join a startup where your work has a direct impact, we’d love to meet you. Metabase is seeking a customer-focused, deeply experienced Metabase user to join our global team as a Product Advocate.

In this role, you’ll help customers understand the value of using Metabase, direct them to useful resources, and encourage them to explore the product through a trial. You’ll also share your learnings with our product and sales teams to help drive our growth.

Being a Product Advocate at Metabase could be a great match for you if you:
• Enjoy helping others and are excited to get people enthusiastic about Metabase
• Are a power user of the platform
• Communicate clearly and effectively, both in writing and verbally

It’s not required, but it’s even better if you:
• Speak multiple languages, since our users span the globe
• Have experience working with open-source products

We’re a fully distributed global team (half of us live outside the United States), working asynchronously across time zones from Thailand to California. We value deep work, support each other, and encourage flexibility, autonomy, and personal growth. We focus relentlessly on our users and aim to build lasting value rather than quick fixes. We also raised a $30M Series B to fuel our long-term vision.

For U.S. applicants: Metabase participates in the federal E‑Verify program, which confirms the employment eligibility of newly hired employees based in the U.S. This process begins only after hiring and is not used to pre-screen applicants.