Zedge operates a freemium marketplace for mobile content (wallpapers, ringtones, notification sounds) paired with a photography game (GuruShots) and owns Emojipedia, the dominant emoji reference site. The tech stack is heavily weighted toward mobile—Kotlin, RxJava, React Native, Expo—with web support via React and Next.js. Hiring is skewed toward marketing (4 roles) over engineering (2), reflecting growth priorities around app visibility and user acquisition rather than core platform scaling.
Zedge monetizes a 40M+-user base through advertising, subscriptions, and a virtual token economy. The core product is a freemium digital content marketplace where users download mobile assets; synergy with GuruShots (a photography game) drives engagement and allows creators to earn. Emojipedia, acquired as part of the portfolio, serves as a high-traffic informational property. The company is public and headquartered in Manhattan. Active hiring in Thailand and Israel suggests geographic expansion or localization work, especially given recent projects around email collection in Thai and ASO (app store optimization) across multiple app properties.
Mobile-first: Kotlin, RxJava, Retrofit, Dagger, Room on Android; React Native and Expo for cross-platform. Frontend: React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, GraphQL. Testing: Jest, React Testing Library, Cypress, Playwright, Appium. Infrastructure: GCP, AWS, Terraform.
Headquartered in Manhattan, New York. Currently hiring in Thailand and Israel, indicating geographic or localization-focused expansion efforts.
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