Wikimedia Foundation

Wikimedia Foundation encourages the development and distribution of free educational content with projects such as Wikipedia.

251-500 employees
Founded 2003
$2.1M grant
Private Company

Remote-First Company

This company operates with a remote-first culture, allowing team members to work from anywhere.

Open Positions17

Please note that we are currently able to hire in the following: US States: ArizonaCaliforniaColorado+48 more locationsContractNon-profit, FundraisingPosted
  • Coordinate robust donor acquisition initiatives through digital outreach and multi-channel direct response.
  • Lead 360-degree portfolio initiatives to maximize lifetime value and balance attrition reduction.
  • Design tailored donor journeys to support lead generation, conversion, and retention.
  • Develop upgrade and cross-sell strategies to increase donor lifetime value.
  • Oversee end-to-end campaign implementation, including data selection and segmentation.
  • Monitor KPIs, produce reports, and adjust tactics to meet revenue and volume targets.
  • Collaborate on donor research initiatives like user testing, surveys, and focus groups.
Project ManagementData AnalysisDigital Marketing
Showing 1 of 17 positions

About Wikimedia Foundation

Wikimedia Foundation builds and maintains the technology that powers Wikipedia, the world's largest free knowledge resource, empowering over a billion users monthly. You will join a mission to provide free access to knowledge for every human on the planet. This non-profit organization hosts a suite of projects, including Wikimedia Commons, Wiktionary, and Wikisource, all built on volunteer contributions. They serve a global community of readers and 265,000 monthly volunteer editors. Wikimedia generates income through donations and its enterprise services, like providing data to Google.

How We Work

You will work in a remote-first organization, with colleagues spanning over 40 countries, fostering a diverse and inclusive environment. The culture values collaboration, open communication, and a feedback-friendly atmosphere. You will find comfort with ambiguity and a bias for action to be key traits for success here. Teams aim for continuous improvement and shared understanding across the global movement.

Engineering at Wikimedia Foundation

You will contribute to open-source technology, including MediaWiki, the platform that runs all Wikimedia projects. Engineers tackle challenges in improving mobile product experiences, APIs, and platform integrations for a global, multilingual audience. You might use Python and Jupyter for data analysis, SQL with large-scale data tools like Hive and Spark, or work with web technologies like JavaScript, Vue.js, and backend languages like PHP. The team uses AI, like ORES, for tasks such as edit-checking on Wikipedia. You will build scalable, reliable systems that serve billions of requests each month.

Why Join Us

  • You will empower global access to knowledge, impacting billions of users worldwide.
  • You will collaborate in a remote-first, diverse environment across 40+ countries.
  • You will build and maintain open-source technology that serves a vital public good.
  • You will contribute to projects like Wikipedia that receive 15 billion views monthly.
  • You will work on challenging technical problems with a passionate, mission-driven team.

Benefits & Perks

  • Fully paid medical, dental, and vision insurance for employees and eligible families (US-based)
  • 401(k) retirement plan with matched contributions up to 4% of annual salary (US-based)
  • Generous paid time off including vacation, holidays, sick leave, and volunteer days
  • Paid parental leave (7 weeks 100% paid new parent leave, plus an additional 5 weeks for pregnancy)
  • Learning and development budget for conferences, classes, and books

Tech Stack

web_serverwidgetscmsframeworkmobile

Similar Companies