About Plytix
Meet the team behind Plytix
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Meet the team
Development Team
Customer Success Team
Marketing Team
Sales Team
QA Team
Meet the people
“I’ve worked in sales before but things are definitely different here. For us, honesty and being able to sleep at night are important. We’d rather not close a sale than force a client into something they didn’t want. So when a client signs up, we know it’ll be a relationship that lasts.”
Larry
Head of Sales
“Every suggestion or idea that I’ve had has been taken into consideration from the very first day, I’ve always felt like an active member of this company with a word and a real value. Very happy to be working here!”
Irene
Motion Graphic Design Specialist
“Everyone at Plytix is friendly, hardworking, and always willing to jump in and help. It really doesn’t matter which team you’re on. People genuinely care about each other’s success, not just their own. Plytix is different, in the best way possible.”
Abby
Performance Marketing Specialist
“If you didn’t know us you’d never be able to tell who’s been here for a month or who’s been here for years. No one feels superior over others; your boss and their boss are sitting at tables just like yours, maybe even right next to you. Plytix is different because it really feels like we’re all in this together.”
José Carlos
Lead UI Designer
“At Plytix we don’t just mindlessly fill job positions. We make sure the people joining fit into our culture, which is important in the Customer Success team. We all genuinely care about giving the client the best solution, and seeing how the tool transforms their day to day is priceless.”
Jon
Head of Customer Success
“When everything is going well it’s easy to feel like you’re in the right place. But Plytix stands out when there’s a problem, and we work to solve it without getting tense, still treating each other well. It’s those moments, seeing how the little problems are solved, that I realize I chose the right place to work.”
Quique
Full Stack Developer
Meet the founders
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FAQs
Well, the answer to your question depends on who you are:
- If you’re media interested in speaking to us or featuring us, you can fill out our form here.
- If you’re a partner or interested in becoming a partner, you can contact us here.
- If you’re interested in our Content-Led Growth platform and want to find out more information, you can get in touch with one of our sales reps here.
- If you want to apply for a job, great! We think you’re going to love it. You can check out the open positions you think you’d be suited to here. If your dream job isn’t listed, you can still apply and tell us about yourself by emailing us at hr@plytix.com.
- And if you’re a salesperson trying to sell us something … you can reach us by … fax.
Our team spreads far and wide, from Europe to the US and even all the way down under (Australia). But you’ll find the majority of us in our beautiful office in sunny Malaga, Spain, enjoying unlimited ice cream, office dogs, and air conditioning during those southern Spanish summers.
Yep! The photos and videos you see on our website and social media are all taken during a typical workday or occasional party. We really do have as much fun as it seems, and we’re proud of it too!
But don’t let the fun fool you. We’re also pretty serious about working hard and getting sh*t done. It’s all about balance after all. 😌
I’m glad you asked! Did you know that at one point in our history, there was some serious discussion about getting office chickens? Seriously.
Unfortunately, not everyone was convinced about unlimited eggs every morning, so we compromised for dog cuddles instead. These days it’s hard to find a moment when any of the Pytix pups aren’t around the office.
We totally support the responsible consumption of alcohol, but there is something about the festive season that gets us a little shot-taking-for-breakfasty. We like to think it’s a cultural participation as Anis is a local liquor loved by many during December. So, yeah, it’s true, but completely voluntary (even if slightly recommended). 😉