Mozilla

Mozilla provides internet solutions. It offers Firefox, a web browser; Thunderbird 2, an email application; Raindrop, a prototype messaging tool that enables its users to manage a stream of messages coming from sources such as Twitter and Facebook; and Rainbow, a developer prototype that brings video and audio recording to Firefox 4.

The company also provides Bugzilla, a bug tracking system that helps its users manage software development; Camino, a web browser; SeaMonkey, an application containing a web browser, HTML editor, and web development tools as well as solutions for mobile phones; and Firefox 24, a mobile browser that enables Android users to conduct web-based video chats without a plugin.

Headquarters: Mountain View, California, United States

Industry: Browser Extensions, Web Browsers

Our September 2020 employee survey confirms respect for one another and an emphasis on learning and innovation are what will ensure our future.

Since March of 2020, like so many of our peers, we closed our offices and asked just over ½ of our employees, for their safety, to head home to work (the other ½ was already there). And we are all doing the best we can.

We’ve made some progress that we’re proud of, and we have a lot more work to do.

Serving 300+ million people means our small team has a mighty mandate. Add a culture of exploration and mentorship, and there is always a new way to learn and grow here.

Being wholly-owned by the non-profit Mozilla Foundation means we can focus on the real needs of people, rather than a bottom line.

Join a global community of employees, collaborators, activists, and advocates fighting to keep the internet healthy for generations.

While our Firefox family of products works to keep everyone safer and smarter online, our Mozilla initiatives focus on shaping the future of the internet.