Mobile sportsbook and online casino app built on a modern data stack
Midnite runs a London-based sports betting and casino app on Python, Flask and PostgreSQL atop AWS (ECS, SQS, Glue), with a Snowflake, dbt, Dagster and Iceberg data layer. Hiring is accelerating and spread across Gibraltar, South Africa, Australia and Canada, matching pain points around regional readiness and growing a Canadian casino business. Margin and pricing optimisation across the sportsbook recur as a commercial theme.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Growth
Midnite is a privately held betting company founded in 2015 and headquartered in London, England, operating a sportsbook and casino product aimed at consumer players. The company employs 201–500 people. Its product team builds browser-based casino experiences with Phaser, Pixi.js and WebGL, while a creative function produces motion and video content using After Effects, Rive, Lottie and Premiere Pro. Hiring spans engineering, operations, data, HR, product, legal, marketing and support across several international locations.
Midnite uses Python, Flask, PostgreSQL, TypeScript and AWS services such as ECS, SQS and Glue, plus Terraform and Docker. Its data stack includes Snowflake, dbt, Dagster, Fivetran and Apache Iceberg.
Beyond its London headquarters, Midnite is hiring in Gibraltar, South Africa, Australia and Canada, with hiring momentum accelerating and weighted toward senior roles.
Current initiatives include AI adoption, observability improvements, a self-serve analytics platform, lower-latency analytics foundations, CDC data movement and a sportsbook margin optimisation roadmap.
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