Digital reading platform for kids with books, audiobooks and videos
Epic for Kids runs a children's digital reading service on an Angular and PHP/Symfony web stack with native Swift iOS apps, hosted across GCP and AWS on Kubernetes with ArgoCD and Terraform. Job posts point to an active PHP-to-Go service migration, and OCR and transcription tools (Google Cloud Vision, Tesseract, AWS Transcribe) suggest automated content processing. Current hiring leans toward operations and junior roles rather than engineering.
Epic for Kids operates a subscription-based digital library of books, audiobooks and videos for children, serving families at home and teachers in classrooms. Educators can use the platform at no cost, while the consumer side runs on a subscription model. The company is privately held, has 51–200 employees, and is headquartered in San Jose, California. In 2025 it became part of TAL Education Group. Hiring spans the United States and India across operations, engineering and sales.
Epic runs Angular with RxJS and NgRx on the frontend, PHP/Symfony and Go with MySQL on the backend, and Swift/SwiftUI for iOS. Infrastructure spans GCP and AWS with Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, ArgoCD and Terraform.
Yes. Job posts describe migrating legacy services to a new stack, specifically moving services from PHP to Go, alongside the existing Symfony and MySQL backend.
Epic for Kids is headquartered in San Jose, California, and hires in the United States and India. It has 51–200 employees and joined TAL Education Group in 2025.
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