Then our Dublin office opened, and I shot my hand up to go help set up the office for three months. I was very involved in planning events such as Hack Week, while also focusing on office projects like space design, perks implementation, or office tours. After I’d proved my ability to execute on various office projects, I transitioned to an office coordinator role. I was able to volunteer on a variety of projects, ranging from events to recruiting, which helped me learn where my skills and passions laid. I was hired as a front desk coordinator when Dropbox was still just a 100-person company. You’ve worked in different roles and teams at Dropbox. The front desk coordinator position was the perfect starting point for me because I could use my customer service skills while learning about all the different teams within Dropbox. I was intrigued by the tech industry, and as soon as I had my interviews at Dropbox, I felt like I’d arrived exactly where I was meant to be. When I returned to the states, I packed up my car with all my limited belongings and drove to San Francisco to begin my next chapter. I was working in the hospitality industry which gave me the flexibility to work for a while and save up enough to fund my travels, backpack the country, and then head back to work a bit more. She gets to collaborate with Dropboxers all over the world on a daily basis, and her evolving roles have taken her to Dropbox offices on three continents.īefore Dropbox, I spent two and a half years traveling all over Australia and the Asia-Pacific region. Rachel Johns on exploring different roles and continents After starting at Dropbox in San Francisco, Rachel helped set up new offices in Dublin and Sydney.Ī passionate globetrotter, Rachel found her perfect home at Dropbox.

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