Travel eSIM marketplace offering data connectivity in 200+ destinations
Airalo sells travel eSIMs across 200+ destinations, and its stack shows a telecom operator underneath the consumer app: Thales and IDEMIA eSIM tooling, 4G LTE/5G, and work on a localized MVNO core. A PHP/Laravel backend now adopting Symfony, plus dbt, Lightdash and OpenTelemetry, points to a maturing platform. Hiring leans engineering-first, with notable legal and public affairs build-out tied to regulatory entry into new markets.
Notable leadership hires: Partnerships Director, Brand Director
Airalo, founded in 2019 and headquartered in Delaware, runs a digital store where travelers buy eSIM data plans for more than 200 destinations, usable on compatible phones, tablets and PCs. The company has 201–500 employees and is privately held. Its product spans native Android (Kotlin, Java) and web (Vue, JavaScript) apps on an AWS and Kubernetes infrastructure. Airalo hires across the UAE, Singapore, the Philippines, Mexico, Brazil, Poland, Indonesia, the UK and Spain, and is also expanding B2B partnerships, including in Latin America.
Airalo uses PHP with Laravel and Symfony, Kotlin and Java for Android, Vue and JavaScript on the web, and AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform, Docker, Datadog, Prometheus, OpenTelemetry, dbt and Lightdash.
Airalo hires in the United Arab Emirates, Singapore, the Philippines, Mexico, Brazil, Poland, Indonesia, the United Kingdom and Spain.
Current projects include a lifecycle system, localizing its global MVNO core, integrating new networks into the Airalo platform, regulatory services workflows and partner acquisition initiatives.
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