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What they do

Match Group makes dating products used around the world. Its brands include Tinder, Hinge, Match, Meetic, Plenty of Fish, OkCupid, The League, HER, Azar, and Pairs. Its apps make about 500 million matches every month. It has more than 2,000 employees in 20 offices.

What they value

• Spark meaningful connections for every single person.
• A sense of belonging on every team.
• Safety: remove bad actors so people have a real chance at connection.
• Collaboration across brands, functions, and countries.
• Diversity in the team.
• Impact of the work on the people who use it.

Where they hire

Roles are in New York, Los Angeles, Seoul, Tokyo, Palo Alto, Dallas, Vancouver, San Francisco, Dublin, and other cities in Asia and Europe. Every role is hybrid, and many ask for three days a week in the office. A Singapore role is only for people who can work there without sponsorship. Other postings say nothing about visas.

Teams and roles

The board lists 75 open roles across the group and its brands.

• Match Group (35): trust and safety, Match Group AI, core data, security, finance, people, and marketing.
• Hinge (12): Android, backend, data, and AI engineering, plus product and recruiting.
• Tinder (11): Android, iOS, and backend engineers, brand, and analytics.
• Eureka (9), the maker of Pairs in Tokyo: Go backend engineers, product, and data. Some of these postings are in Japanese.
• Hyperconnect (5), the maker of Azar in Seoul: product, data, and machine learning.

What they look for

Most roles ask for a set number of years of experience. Many ask for strong communication and work with partners across teams. Engineering and data roles often ask for SQL and Python, and backend roles often ask for Go. Mobile roles ask for Kotlin or Swift.