Fandom is a developer of an entertainment media platform designed for fans to explore, contribute to, and celebrate.
This company operates with a remote-first culture, allowing team members to work from anywhere.
Fandom pioneers a global platform where fans dive deep into their favorite pop culture. You can explore, contribute to, and celebrate the worlds of games, movies, television, and anime through an expansive network of wikis and original content. Serving over 350 million unique visitors monthly across more than 250,000 wikis, Fandom is the definitive hub for fan-driven knowledge and discussion. It's also home to D&D Beyond, a direct-to-consumer service passionately supporting Dungeons & Dragons players. You will find a single, comprehensive source for news, discussions, and discoveries within the entertainment sphere, built by and for fans.
Fandom cultivates a culture of connectivity and continuous learning, encouraging employees to bring their authentic selves to work. The company embraces a remote-first approach with flexible working hours, while also maintaining physical offices for those who prefer an onsite environment. Your contributions will be valued in an environment that prioritizes strong team collaboration and transparency, with decisions often happening in open channels. This creates a dynamic and positive workplace where innovation thrives.
As an engineer at Fandom, you solve practical problems, focusing on design, production, and operation of useful objects or processes. You will work on complex systems that power a vast network of entertainment sites, including popular brands like GameSpot, TV Guide, and Metacritic. The engineering team tackles challenges like developing and maintaining systems that combine gigabytes of data from multiple sources to hydrate frontend components, and optimizing legacy systems for stability and performance. You’ll have the opportunity to leverage diverse technologies and contribute to a platform that processes massive amounts of user-generated content daily.