About Flipboard, Inc.

HR, Sales, Finance, Marketing, Operations, IT Jobs at Flipboard

Flipboard, Inc. is a privately held content discovery and social magazine company founded in 2010 by Mike McCue and Evan Doll, headquartered at 214 Homer Avenue, Palo Alto, California, that operates a mobile and web platform enabling users to curate, read, and share articles, news, and stories from publishers, independent writers, and social feeds -- organized into personalized topic-based magazines. The platform aggregates content from major publishers and individual curators, and in recent years has made a strategic pivot toward the open social web, integrating with the Fediverse through ActivityPub support, enabling users to follow and interact with Mastodon, Bluesky, and other decentralized social platforms via its Surf browser -- positioning Flipboard as a bridge between traditional content discovery and the decentralized internet. In April 2025, Flipboard raised a $10.5 million Series A and acquired Ellerdale, an AI-powered social search startup, to deepen its open social capabilities. The company has raised approximately $221 to $235 million in total funding from investors including Kleiner Perkins, Index Ventures, Insight Partners, Goldman Sachs, and JP Morgan Chase, and reported approximately $71 million in annual revenue as of November 2025 per Latka's data. Headcount figures vary across sources -- PitchBook places the figure at approximately 138 employees, Latka at 127, and Owler estimates between 100 and 250 -- with the 127 to 138 range being the most consistently sourced independent estimate for 2025 to 2026. Engineering and Product Development carry the highest volume of active roles given the company's ongoing Fediverse and AI integration work, followed by active hiring in Editorial and Content, Marketing, Advertising and Revenue, and People & HR. This page lists the latest job openings at Flipboard, offering professionals an opportunity to contribute to the evolution of content discovery, open social networking, and the future of independent publishing technology.