BDG operates a portfolio of 11 lifestyle and culture brands (Bustle, Elite Daily, The Zoe Report, NYLON, Inverse, Mic, W, Romper, Scary Mommy, Fatherly, The Dad) reaching over 223 million readers and social fans. The tech stack reveals a data-intensive operation: Redshift, Snowflake, BigQuery, Apache Spark, and Airflow underpin scalable pipelines for real-time insights and predictive modeling. Active hiring in data and engineering, combined with explicit pain points around data infrastructure optimization and storage scaling, signals BDG is transitioning from ad-hoc analytics toward a more automated, ML-driven content and business operation.
BDG is a digital media holding company founded in 2013 with headquarters in New York and offices across Los Angeles, Miami, London, and Paris. The company serves hundreds of major advertisers across its portfolio of owned brands targeting younger, culture-engaged audiences. Operations span editorial, sales, marketing, and product, supported by a growing data and engineering function. The organization is actively scaling its data infrastructure to support real-time audience insights, predictive modeling, and data-driven product decisions across the portfolio.
BDG uses AWS, Redshift, Snowflake, and BigQuery for data warehousing; Apache Spark and Airflow for ETL; React and TypeScript for frontend; and tools like Sprout Social, Google Analytics, and comScore for audience measurement and insights.
BDG employs 201–500 people across offices in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, London, and Paris.
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