adWMG runs programmatic infrastructure that links game advertisers with publisher supply across web, in-app and CTV. Its stack of Go, Kafka, gRPC, Redis and ClickHouse, spread across AWS, DigitalOcean, Vultr and OVH, points to a latency-sensitive bidding system built for high-volume traffic. Hiring is split evenly between engineering and sales and skews senior, matching parallel work on the GetRTB exchange and on supply-side partnerships.
Notable leadership hires: Lead Generation Specialist
adWMG is a London-headquartered ad-tech company founded in 2014 and operating as a division of WMG International. It helps game advertisers, including console and PC platforms, reach players through programmatic campaigns. On the supply side, it brings extra demand to direct publishers, SSPs, ad exchanges and SDKs. Integrations run through OpenRTB, VAST, Prebid and JS tags. The company employs 51–200 people, has offices in London, Los Angeles and Kyiv, and hires in Ukraine, the United Kingdom and Norway.
adWMG builds on Go, Node.js, TypeScript and Angular, with Kafka, gRPC, Redis and ClickHouse. It runs databases including MongoDB, MySQL and PostgreSQL, hosts on AWS, DigitalOcean, Vultr and OVH, and monitors with Grafana, Kibana and Zabbix.
adWMG is building GetRTB, an ad exchange for OpenRTB monetization. It is also expanding ad operations services and developing supply partnerships, including relationships with Xbox and PlayStation vendors and negotiations with SSP partners.
adWMG hires in Ukraine, the United Kingdom and Norway. Open roles are split between engineering and sales and lean toward senior and director-level positions.
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