Nonprofit organization creating privacy-focused internet products and advocating for open web standards.
Mozilla is a nonprofit organization best known for developing the Firefox browser and other digital products that emphasize privacy, security, and open-source internet standards. Mozilla also advocates for internet user rights through tools like Firefox, Thunderbird email client, Mozilla VPN, and various initiatives promoting a safer, more open internet experience.
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Open Mozilla’s careers pageMozilla is a nonprofit organization best known for developing the Firefox browser and other digital products that emphasize privacy, security, and open-source internet standards.
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Mozilla is headquartered in San Francisco, United States and was founded in 2003.
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The careers listings show openings including Senior Software Engineer, Add-Ons (Remote Netherlands, Belgium, Finland, Germany, Spain, Sweden, UK or France); Front End Engineering Manager, Firefox Desktop (Remote US or Canada); Staff Operations Engineer (Remote Canada, US or Germany); and Staff Recruiter (Remote US). Locations are restricted by role; no Africa-based listing was found. Inferred: the range of open roles suggests active hiring across product engineering, infrastructure, product, sales and people teams.
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Mozilla has 501-1000 employees.
Mozilla's funding stage is non profit. Total funding on record: $2.3M.
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