ePublishing — AI Revenue Engine for Media
AI Revenue Engine for Media

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Current Openings

Join us as ePublishing shapes the future of media by developing AI-powered tools that boost revenue through a data-driven architecture that drives audience engagement. Be part of a friendly team creating a high-impact SaaS ecosystem that directly increases profitability and scalability for the world’s top publishers.
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We don’t have any open positions at the moment — but we’re a growing company and that changes. If you’re passionate about building software that powers the world’s media business and helping customers achieve their revenue goals, we’d love to hear from you.

Contact us, and we’ll tell you where to send your résumé. We read every one.

What You'd Be Working On

ePublishing’s product stack is purpose-built for media companies — from the editorial floor to the revenue layer. Our engineers, designers, and product thinkers work across Continuum DXP, our flagship digital experience platform; Multipub Audience, our subscription and audience management engine; Ask My Brand AI, our conversational AI product for publishers; and MediaFabric MCP Gateway, the agentic infrastructure connecting publisher content to the AI ecosystem.

The problems are real, the stakes are high, and the work matters to the publishers who rely on us every day.

Roles We Hire For

When we’re growing, we typically look for people in these areas:
  • Software Engineering — Full-stack, backend, and platform engineers comfortable with a broad range of languages and skills
  • Product & Design — Product managers and UX designers who think in systems and sweat the details
  • Customer Success — Implementation specialists and account managers who know publisher workflows
  • Sales & Marketing — People who understand B2B media and can speak to publishers directly
No open role that fits? Contact us anyway — we’d rather know about you now than miss you later.