<div>GreedyGame is an app growth and monetization platform. We empower app developers and help them grow their apps quickly and sustainably. We curate products and services, allowing developers to focus on creating world-class content while we handle the distribution and revenue maximization. We envision a world where mobile apps and games are heavily used. Our aim is to completely transform the app economy and make app development financially viable. We want to power innovative apps that solve problems and add value to users' lives on a daily basis.</div>

GreedyGame

🏢 About the company GreedyGame, founded in 2013 by Arpit Jain (CEO), is a leading ad-tech company driving app growth and monetization. We’ve built a sustainable, profitable business for over 7 years without chasing vanity metrics. The 0→1 journey is done, and we’re now scaling through the 1→10 phase. As a Google Publishing Partner, we serve 100M+ daily ad impressions and support 5,000+ apps and games worldwide, delivering up to 75% revenue uplift. Trusted by Amazon, Dream11, MPL, Sharechat, Treebo, Mobikwik, and 1000+ publishers across 20+ countries.
 📦 The products you’ll own
📊 Pubscale: Monetization, user acquisition, revenue uplift, and business-growth analysis in a single place. 📱 Immersive Ads: Native, non-intrusive ad formats. Smart caching, priority loading, and adaptive refresh deliver better UX and higher monetization without annoying popups. 🎁 Offerwall: A reward-based engagement layer that monetizes non-paying users through personalized, high-conversion tasks, driving eCPMs up to $1000 in Tier 1 geos and up to 3X more revenue in emerging markets. 📈 AdX &amp; GROW: Monetization via Google Ad Manager and premium demand partners, plus an AI-driven UA engine (GROW) with free credits and optimization support.
 🎯 What you’ll do
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Own product surfaces end to end. Take publisher and internal dashboards (ad unit management, mediation, reporting, monitoring, operational workflows) from a product brief to production. That covers the React screens, the Go APIs, and the data model behind them.
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Set the frontend bar. Define how we structure components, manage state and server data, handle loading, empty, and error states, and keep data-heavy pages fast, accessible, and responsive.
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Build and evolve our design system. Grow a shared component library (tables, filters, date-range pickers, charts, forms) so teams ship consistent UI faster.
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Design the APIs the UI needs. Write and extend Go services, shape response contracts for the client, and make sensible calls on pagination, aggregation, caching, and where computation should live.
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Work with the data layer. Model and query PostgreSQL, and MongoDB, and work with analytical stores for reporting. Spot slow queries and N+1 patterns before they reach users.
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Make it reliable. Add monitoring, error tracking, and tests where they matter. Debug production issues across the stack and drive fixes to the root cause.
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Raise the team’s level. Review code, mentor interns and junior engineers, write clear technical proposals, and explain tradeoffs to product and engineering.
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 🔎 What we’re looking for
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4–5 years building production web applications, with most of that time in React.
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Deep React and TypeScript: hooks, composition, performance profiling, memoization, and when to reach for a state or data-fetching library such as React Query or Redux, and when not to.
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Strong HTML and CSS fundamentals: layout, responsive design, accessibility (a11y), and attention to visual detail.
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A track record of shipping complex tables, filters, charts, and dashboards over large datasets, with virtualization, pagination, and efficient re-rendering.
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Hands-on backend experience in Go (or solid experience in another backend language and a willingness to go deep in Go): REST APIs, concurrency basics, testing.
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Comfort with relational databases (PostgreSQL) and MongoDB, including schema design, indexing, and query optimization.
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Experience with the delivery basics: Git workflows, CI/CD, code reviews, and production debugging.
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Ownership: you scope work, flag risks early, and see features through to adoption.
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 ✨ Bonus points
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Built or maintained a design system or component library.
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Charting experience (Recharts, ECharts, D3, Highcharts) and data-visualization sense.
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ClickHouse or BigQuery for analytics and reporting workloads.
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Ad-tech, analytics, or B2B SaaS dashboard experience.
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Frontend performance work: bundle splitting, Core Web Vitals, rendering large datasets.
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Experience building MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers or AI-assisted product features.
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Startup experience or meaningful freelance or open-source work.
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 🤝 What makes you a great fit
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You think in screens, flows, and the job a publisher is trying to get done, and you push back when a flow doesn’t serve that job.
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You write a clean, maintainable React and care about the details users actually notice.
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You’re as comfortable opening a Go handler or a slow query as you are a component file, and you’ll build the API when the UI needs something that isn’t there yet.
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You make pragmatic tradeoffs between speed and quality and explain them clearly.
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You enjoy helping other engineers grow and leave codebases better than you found them.
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 🚀 Why GreedyGame
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Work on products used by millions, including Pubscale.
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Real ownership of the screens and services that publishers and internal teams rely on every day.
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A direct line to the CTO and a seat at the table on technical direction.
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A learning stipend for books, courses, and conferences (we love curious minds), plus internal blogs.
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Comprehensive benefits: health insurance, PTO, parental leave, and more.
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A high-growth, inclusive, engineering-led culture that supports experimentation and impact.
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