Android personalization apps grown through paid user acquisition
ReachMobi builds Android personalization and launcher apps on Kotlin, Coroutines and Jetpack Compose, backed by an AWS data layer (Kinesis, Firehose, Redshift, DynamoDB) built to track app usage. Hiring leans heavily toward marketing and product rather than engineering, and job posts center on paid acquisition, ROI and LTV, which points to a performance-marketing-driven app business scaling growth spend.
ReachMobi is a privately held app developer headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with 51–200 employees. The company makes consumer mobile apps that let users customize the look, layout and function of their devices, including an Android launcher product. Distribution relies on paid media across Google Ads and Meta Ads Manager, along with digital distribution and placement partnerships. Its infrastructure spans AWS, Azure and GCP, managed with Docker, Kubernetes and Terraform. Current hiring is concentrated in the United States.
ReachMobi builds with Kotlin, Kotlin Coroutines, Jetpack Compose, Java, C# and .NET, running on AWS, Azure and GCP with Docker, Kubernetes and Terraform. Data tools include Redshift, DynamoDB and Kinesis.
Active work includes an Android launcher product and its vertical expansion, MVP features with A/B tests, paid media campaigns across mobile, social, search and display, and digital distribution partnerships.
Yes. Marketing is the largest hiring area, followed by product, with roles focused on user acquisition and media buying. Hiring is accelerating and based in the United States.
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