A lot of companies say they’re “mission-driven.” Our unique corporate structure guarantees that every decision we make upholds our mission: to ensure the internet remains open and accessible. Beholden to neither shareholders nor investors, Mozilla Corporation is wholly owned by the not-for-profit Mozilla Foundation.Along with our communities of 20,000+ contributors and collaborators, Mozilla Corporation’s staff designs, builds, and distributes software that allows people to enjoy the internet on their own terms. Our flagship product — the Firefox browser — has expanded into a family of products that protects users and alerts them of risks, safeguards passwords and provides a secure VPN (with more to come).By maintaining a safe, open internet we're helping humanity, while also helping the individual humans employed here to reach their personal and professional goals. With a relatively small team serving hundreds of millions of people, a culture of exploration, and a commitment to mentorship, opportunities abound to learn and grow at Mozilla.

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Software Development

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501-1,000 employees

Headquarters

San Francisco, CA

Type

Privately Held

Founded

2005

Specialties

browser, internet, software, mobile, web apps, OS, identity, android, data science, and open source

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  Ever wondered how our data fuels digital advertising? Our latest video breaks down the journey—from collection to profile-building—and highlights why transparency in data use is crucial. Discover how Mozilla is redefining ad tech by protecting privacy without compromising performance.#AdTech#EthicalTech

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  If you work in a remote office setting, you've likely wondered (or worried) about just how much your boss can see in your#Slack and Teams threads 👀 All you need to know about what goes down in your DMs, here:https://mzl.la/41X6plM#workfromhome#tech#remotework

  Can My Boss See My Slack, Microsoft Teams and Zoom messages?

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  Fixing search competition shouldn’t come at the expense of browser competition. But that’s exactly what the DOJ’s latest proposal risks doing.By banning search payments with independent browsers, the DOJ could unintentionally weaken the very challengers pushing for innovation, privacy, and choice. Tech giants like Apple and Microsoft, which don’t depend on these deals, won’t feel the impact—only the independent players will.And if Mozilla can’t sustain Gecko—one of the last remaining independent browser engines—we risk a future where the web is built on a single dominant technology. That’s bad for competition, bad for innovation, and bad for users. We need solutions that fix search competition without crushing browser competition.More on why this matters:https://lnkd.in/gGHwV566

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  A threat to browser competition is a threat to the open web.The latest proposal in the U.S. v. Google case misses the bigger picture—what is meant to promote search competition, somehow threatens to crush browser competition.By banning search companies from paying independent browsers, these misguided plans could: ❌ Weaken browser competition by making it harder for smaller players to compete. ❌ Hurt privacy-first alternatives that challenge Big Tech’s dominance. ❌ Put the future of Mozilla’s Gecko engine at risk, the only cross-platform counterweight to Google's Chromium engine.This isn’t just about Firefox—it’s about the future of an open, independent web where people have real choices. We urge regulators to support policies that foster search AND browser competition, not stifle it.📢 Read more about why this matters:https://lnkd.in/g_rkn46b

  Mozilla’s response to proposed remedies in U.S. v. Google

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  For the Spring issue ofMIT Sloan Management Review, I interviewedMark Surman, President ofMozilla, about its unusual portfolio structure and how the org intends to approach data-hungry AI features while maintaining its commitment to user privacy.https://lnkd.in/erQe3k-V

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  As we face the extinction of thousands of languages around the globe, linguistic and heritage preservation has never been more critical. Mozilla's#CommonVoice continues to expand its reach, supporting over 200 languages, including Traditional Mandarin and Taiwanese Hokkien.Learn more about the Taiwan Language volunteers that are working tirelessly to preserve their culture and heritage, by building inclusive speech datasets ⤵️https://mzl.la/3QYL3hx

  Mozilla Expands Volunteer-led Push for Inclusive AI in Taiwanese Indigenous Languages

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  The 2025#MozillaFellow cohort is calling it now ⤵️ "VCs Will Face Their Privacy Reckoning in 2025" "AI Adoption Will Continue to Lag Innovation" "AI Phones Will be Like Horcruxes" ...and lots more 👀Get into their future-forward predictions and plans for year ahead 👀https://mzl.la/4iD9ZqI

  Bold Predictions for the Future of Technology: Insights from Mozilla's 2025 Fellows

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  A threat to browser competition is a threat to the open web.The latest proposal in the U.S. v. Google case misses the bigger picture—what is meant to promote search competition, somehow threatens to crush browser competition.By banning search companies from paying independent browsers, these misguided plans could: ❌ Weaken browser competition by making it harder for smaller players to compete. ❌ Hurt privacy-first alternatives that challenge Big Tech’s dominance. ❌ Put the future of Mozilla’s Gecko engine at risk, the only cross-platform counterweight to Google's Chromium engine.This isn’t just about Firefox—it’s about the future of an open, independent web where people have real choices. We urge regulators to support policies that foster search AND browser competition, not stifle it.📢 Read more about why this matters:https://lnkd.in/g_rkn46b

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  Data Governance in Africa Research Fund CFP Now Open!📢 An exciting opportunity which aims to provide African Union member states with empirical evidence to implement responsive data policies.Interested? Register by March 11⤵️https://lnkd.in/dTPRhafiDigital for Development (D4D) Hub

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  Data Governance in Africa Research Fund CFP Now Open!📢 An exciting opportunity which aims to provide African Union member states with empirical evidence to implement responsive data policies.Interested? Register by March 11⤵️https://lnkd.in/dTPRhafiDigital for Development (D4D) Hub

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  A year of the EU Digital Markets Act!Much done, and much still to do, but here are some reflections from the teams atMozilla:♾️ First off, browsers mattered yesterday, they matter today and and they will matter tomorrow. So meaningful choice in what browser you use is key.💻 On that, give people real choice and they'll choose a good product that's right for them (and are more likely to stick with it).🤾♀️ We have much work to do to level the playing field across tech, but innovation in approaches to competition regulation and enforcement can address imbalances (and other regions and countries are seeing this): e.g. since the launch of the first DMA browser choice screens on iOS in March last year, we've seen Firefox daily active users in Germany alone increase by 99%, and in France, daily active users on iOS grew by 111%.#DMA#regulationforinnovation

  Browser choice? Here’s how EU’s DMA is helping make it real

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