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Mozilla Overview

  • www.mozilla.org
  • Mountain View, CA
  • 501 to 1000 Employees
  • 2005
  • Company - Private
  • Software Development
  • $100 to $500 million (USD)

A lot of companies say they’re “mission-driven.” At Mozilla, our unique corporate structure guarantees that every decision we make upholds our mission: to ensure the internet remains open and accessible to all. Beholden to neither shareholders nor investors, Mozilla Corporation ...
Mission: Mozilla’s mission is to ensure the internet is a global public resource, open and accessible to all. An internet that truly puts people first, where individuals can shape their own experience and are empowered, safe and independent.

Company Updates

April 11, 2023
Employee Story
Security Assurance Engineer Stéphanie Ouillon reflects on nearly a decade at Mozilla, what keeps her job interesting and challenging, and how being relationship-minded makes all the difference.
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Security Assurance Engineer Stéphanie Ouillon on protecting users, assessing risk, and learning at Mozilla - Life@Mozilla
blog.mozilla.org
December 7, 2022
Employee Story
Every week, Principal Software Engineer Mike Conley shares his screen and narrates as he works. He started “The Joy of Coding” a few years back, because he wanted to take up our CEO Mitchell Baker’s challenge to Mozilla: to find new ways to be radically open. Mike’s openness not only helps people experience what goes into building Firefox, but feel more like they can be part of it, too. As he says: “If someone sees your struggle, not only can they learn from it, it also helps fight impostor syndrome. That’s actually turned out to be one of the main benefits of streaming, I think. It’s a way for me to show people that if I can figure things out, so can they.” 👏👏👏
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Software Engineer Mike Conley on sharing "The Joy of Coding" - Life@Mozilla
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Mozilla Reviews

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4.2
81%
Recommend to a Friend
66%
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Mozilla Chair  Mitchell Baker
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57 Ratings
Featured Review
5.0
Current Employee, more than 1 year

"Great place to work"

May 31, 2022 - UX Content Strategist in San Francisco, CA
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Positive Outlook
Approves of CEO

Pros

Mozilla's full of smart, conscientious people at the IC levels. I've been here a year and people seem to care a lot about each other.

Cons

Some siloing at the organization/department level that can make work difficult at times for collaborating

Advice to Management

Make sure mid-level execs are integrating their teams!
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Mozilla Interviews

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Positive40%
Negative43%
Neutral17%
Getting an Interview
Applied online78%
Employee Referral10%
Recruiter6%
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  1. Featured Interview

    Sr Software Engineer Interview

    Anonymous Employee in United States
    Accepted Offer
    Positive Experience
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    Application

    I applied online. I interviewed at Mozilla (United States) in May 2022

    Interview

    The interview process was similar to others I've done, but the quality of the interviews was much higher. Everyone I talked to was great and the questions they asked tested your abilities and knowledge rather than some obscure gotcha type questions.

    Few different steps
    - call with recruiter
    - behavioral call with hiring manager
    - 3 - 45 minute rounds (behavioral, technical, systems)
    - sent an offer around a week later
    Interview

    Typical behavioral questions - difficult project - success at work, failure at work - etc The technical portion was pretty specific to the type of work that I would be doing. It was very engaging and made you think. I imagine this is different based on each role they are hiring for. The systems questions were also pretty specific to the type of system that I'd be working with, so they probably vary based on the position. It was high-level and more conversational rather than anything too detailed.

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Mozilla Awards & Accolades

  • Fast Company's Brands that Matter 2021Fast Company2021
  • Fast Company's Top 50 Most Innovative CompaniesFast Company2019
  • Corporate Equality IndexHuman Rights Campaign2019
  • Most Loved Programming Language: RustStackoverflow2018
  • Fast Company Innovation by Design Finalist: Common VoiceFast Company2018

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Mozilla Locations

  • Berlin (Germany)
    4.2
  • San Francisco, CA
    3.7
  • Toronto (Canada)
    3.8
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