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Posted on 10/31/2025

AppsFlyer

AppsFlyer

1,001-5,000 employees

Privacy-preserving mobile marketing measurement platform

No salary listed

San Francisco, CA, USA

Hybrid

Based in San Francisco, CA; travel up to 15%.

Category
Sales & Account Management (1)
Required Skills
Sales
Marketing
Data Analysis
Requirements
  • 6+ years of experience in growth, strategy, or marketing roles within eCommerce or retail organizations
  • Deep understanding of customer acquisition and retention strategies, including user acquisition, re-marketing, conversion optimization, and omnichannel retail dynamics
  • Analytical and strategic mindset; able to use data to guide action and storytelling
  • Track record of working with Sales and GTM teams on enterprise-level client strategy
  • Strong communication and presentation skills - able to lead discussions with C-level stakeholders
  • Ability to travel 15% of the time
Responsibilities
  • Own the eCommerce Book of Business in North America — including vertical planning, pipeline analysis, and identification of upsell and expansion opportunities.
  • Partner with Sales on high-value deals, providing vertical-specific benchmarks, competitive narratives, and product fit guidance.
  • Deliver vertical insights across internal and external channels: through EBRs, client workshops, events, or content.
  • Collaborate with data analysts to develop KPIs, monitor performance trends, and surface key vertical opportunities.
  • Work with Product, Marketing, and Enablement to build scalable content and influence go-to-market programs.
  • Track regional eCommerce shifts, platform trends (retail media, D2C, marketplaces), and consumer behavior to adapt strategy and messaging.
  • Contribute to thought leadership by publishing insights and engaging with audiences on social platforms.
  • Represent AppsFlyer in external industry forums, including speaking at or participating in eCommerce-related events and conferences.

AppsFlyer provides a platform for mobile marketing that combines measurement, analytics, engagement, and fraud protection. It helps businesses evaluate marketing effectiveness across channels and devices while protecting user privacy through privacy-preserving measurement and cost aggregation. The analytics suite unifies data to show campaign performance, and the engagement engine uses deep linking to create personalized customer journeys and boost conversions. A built-in fraud protection blocks mobile ad fraud like bots and click farms, helping teams optimize spend and trust their insights.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

Series D

Total Funding

$293.1M

Headquarters

San Francisco, California

Founded

2011

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • PE acquisition at $2.5-3B provides capital for Modern Marketing Cloud expansion.
  • Eight new products including agentic AI suite drive autonomous growth workflows.
  • Gamehaus partnership validates Protect360 fraud detection, eliminating 9% fraudulent traffic.

What critics are saying

  • Austrian DPA GDPR Article 9 investigation over SDK cross-app tracking of sensitive data.
  • AI bot traffic surging 300% YoY undermines attribution accuracy and customer trust.
  • PE ownership may prioritize cost-cutting over privacy commitments, risking customer churn.

What makes AppsFlyer unique

  • Privacy-first platform with OpenDSR API enabling GDPR-compliant data subject requests.
  • AI-embedded measurement across mobile, web, desktop, console, and CTV channels.
  • Signal Hub enables privacy-safe data collaboration using clean-room and identity resolution.

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Benefits

Professional Development Budget

Flexible Work Hours

Remote Work Options

Mental Health Support

Wellness Program

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

0%

1 year growth

-1%

2 year growth

-1%
MrWeb Ltd
Mar 13th, 2026
Daily Research News Online

Daily research news online. The global MR industry's daily paper since 2000. Follow DRNO on... AppsFlyer hires GM for Western Europe and Middle East. March 13 2026 AppsFlyer has appointed Alexia Nakad as General Manager, Western Europe and the Middle East, leading its expansion across the region. AppsFlyer offers a suite of solutions measuring the performance of marketing campaigns across thousands of media partners, tracking hundreds of millions of installs and more than one trillion user actions every month, including purchase and subscription data. In November the company announced the launch of eight new products for the analysis of business data and the provision of actionable intelligence, reflecting what it says is its 'evolution from mobile attribution pioneer to Modern Marketing Cloud.' Nakad brings more than eighteen years of experience driving growth, international expansion and strategic partnerships across EMEA, APAC and Latin America. Originally from Australia, she has been based in London for the past eight years, most recently at LiveRamp, and previously at Acxiom. 'Alexia is a globally recognised leader with an outstanding track record of building and scaling high-performing organisations across multiple regions,' says Alex Grach, AppsFlyer's General Manager EMEA, welcomes Nakad's 'deep expertise in data-driven marketing, commercialisation, and strategic partnerships - combined with her experience operating at scale in complex, multi-market environments'; and says she is 'uniquely positioned to lead EMEA West and accelerate [the firm's] our omni-channel and data collaboration ambitions.' Web site: www.appsflyer.com. All articles 2006-23 written and edited by Mel Crowther and/or Nick Thomas, 2024- by Nick Thomas, unless otherwise stated. Most viewed items in the last week... Each (*) indicates > 1,000 views. Select a region below...

Globes
Jan 6th, 2026
AppsFlyer nears $3B acquisition by private equity consortium

Israeli mobile marketing analytics company AppsFlyer is nearing acquisition by a consortium led by a large private equity firm, according to Globes. The deal values the company at $2.5-3 billion, with the final price dependent on meeting business milestones post-sale. AppsFlyer, which provides mobile marketing analytics solutions, has raised $310 million to date according to PitchBook. The negotiations have been ongoing for an extended period and are now approaching completion. The acquisition would mark a significant exit for the Israeli unicorn, though specific details about the acquiring consortium and timeline have not been disclosed.

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Dec 17th, 2025
TikTok suspected of violating EU data privacy laws

TikTok suspected of violating EU data privacy laws. TikTok has recently come under renewed scrutiny in Europe after privacy advocates alleged that the popular platform tracks user activity on Grindr without consent through third-party marketing services, potentially exposing sensitive user information. Claims made by someone other than your company (night) further highlights growing concerns about how TikTok collects personal information from its users and how it transparently communicates such information to its users. Noyb also filed a complaint against Grindr and AppsFlyer with the Austrian data protection authority, accusing the companies of violating local laws (the EU's General Data Protection Regulation).GDPR). Noyb explains how TikTok gains access. Noyb's complaint is based on the findings of requests for access to users' personal data through authorized legal channels, which revealed that TikTok is able to monitor and receive detailed records related to users' actions and activities on apps such as Grindr and LinkedIn, as well as items added to shopping carts through e-commerce platforms, among others. The complaint raises ongoing concerns about how TikTok collects information outside of its own app and how clearly it explains it to users. According to nightmuch of this tracking occurs without the user's knowledge. Therefore, many TikTok users may have no idea how extensively their data is being shared with third-party services. Privacy advocates have expressed major concerns about this tracking, especially when it comes to tracking highly personal and intimate activities and actions. European privacy regulations provide an increased level of protection for all information related to an individual's sexual orientation. In response to several requests for clarification, NOYB said that TikTok's stated reason for accessing the data is to enable things such as ad personalization and data analysis for security purposes, but NOYB said it believes this is incorrect in terms of how EU law interprets the purposes of data processing. TikTok's problems continue to grow. As mentioned earlier, CryptopolitanIrish authorities are currently ramping up investigations into major technology companies, including TikTok, over their user data handling practices and obligations under the European Union's digital law, with potential fines based on a company's total revenue. The investigation into TikTok comes at a time of increased regulatory scrutiny of all digital platforms across Europe, as seen earlier this year when Irish authorities imposed a €530 million fine on TikTok over concerns about TikTok's international data transfers. Grindr also faces lawsuits. another instance In London, Defy received a report from an individual who claims that Grindr disclosed his HIV status to a third party without his consent several years ago. Although this incident has nothing to do with TikTok, it has brought even more scrutiny to how dating apps use and protect personal data. So far, officials from TikTok, Grindr, and AppsFlyer have not publicly responded to the latest allegations. Austria's data protection authority will decide whether to proceed with the complaint, a process that could take several months. What is clear is that TikTok remains under the scrutiny of European regulators. As scrutiny increases, the lawsuit highlights broader concerns shared by users across the region about how much popular apps know and how far that knowledge travels once they leave their phones. Join and earn up to $30,050 in trading rewards Today's Bibit An exchange-traded fund (ETF) linked to XRP outperformed Solana (SOL) in terms... TikTok has recently come under renewed scrutiny in Europe after privacy advocates... Bitcoin (BTC) once again fell below $90,000, setting off alarm bells among... Ethereum is trading below the $3,000 level as selling pressure continues to... The Central Bank of the Republic of Argentina (BCRA) announced changes to... Investors and traders seem to be becoming cautious as XRP price falls...

Tech in Asia
Dec 17th, 2025
TikTok allegedly tracked Grindr activity via third-party tracker

TikTok allegedly tracked Grindr activity via third-party tracker. Austrian privacy group None of Your Business (noyb) has filed complaints against TikTok, Grindr, and AppsFlyer, alleging violations of European Union privacy laws. Noyb claims the companies tracked user activity across different apps without consent, potentially exposing sensitive data. The group said TikTok monitored a user's Grindr activity using data from AppsFlyer, raising concerns about compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Noyb alleged that TikTok used this information for targeted ads and analytics, and did not inform the user until after repeated requests. The group also said neither AppsFlyer nor Grindr had legal grounds to share the data with TikTok. Food for thought. noyb alleges AppsFlyer's software development kit (SDK) enables cross-app tracking. * noyb alleges AppsFlyer likely acted as a go-between that got sensitive data about the complainant from Grindr, then sent it to TikTok. TikTok told the user it knows which apps he used plus some in-app events such as adding a product to a shopping cart, including use of Grindr 1. * noyb claims TikTok withheld details about off-TikTok tracking. It pushed the user to a download tool with only data TikTok calls 'most relevant', which noyb says breaches GDPR Articles 12 and 15 1. * The complaint describes how tracking SDKs in many apps can link activity across dating, shopping, and social services. noyb argues platforms can build a picture of people's online activity beyond their own app 1. Mobile app developers should audit SDKs to manage GDPR risk. * noyb's complaints allege third-party SDKs like AppsFlyer can trigger processing of special-category data such as sexual orientation without a valid legal basis, contrary to GDPR Article 9(1) 1. Penalties can reach €20 million or 4% of global annual turnover, whichever is higher 2. * Norway's Privacy Appeals Board upheld a €5.8 million fine against Grindr for illegal data sharing with advertising partners 3. Ireland's regulator fined TikTok €530 million in May over concerns about data transfers to China 4. Developers should audit SDKs, then secure consent and a legal basis. Recent TikTok developments. How would you feel if you could no longer use Tech in Asia?

Business News Matters
Nov 19th, 2025
Unlocking New Potential: AppsFlyer Announces Launch of Eight Products for Enhanced AI Automation

Unlocking new potential: AppsFlyer announces launch of eight products for Enhanced AI automation. SINGAPORE - Nov 19: AppsFlyer, today announced the launch of eight new products designed to help businesses transform complex data into clarity and growth. The announcement underscores AppsFlyer's evolution from mobile attribution pioneer to Modern Marketing Cloud that breaks down silos across omnichannel measurement, deep linking, data collaboration, and autonomous AI workflows to enable brands to make smarter decisions, faster. "The Modern Marketing Cloud represents the next evolution of our mission, uniting measurement, data collaboration, and AI into one trusted, privacy-first platform." said Oren Kaniel, CEO and Co-founder of AppsFlyer. "For over a decade, we've helped marketers adapt through the mobile and privacy revolutions. Now, in the AI era, we're empowering them to go beyond optimization, to achieve truly autonomous growth." As part of this release, AppsFlyer introduced new products across its four suites, including: * Agentic AI Suite: AppsFlyer's execution layer for marketing intelligence, combining an AI-ready data foundation, always-on pre-configured agents, and the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for building custom autonomous agents. The MCP layer supports leading large language models, including Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor IDE, and VS Code, enabling brands to design and automate any agentic workflows they need. The suite also includes pre-built AI agents that help marketers spot creative opportunities, surface daily insights, monitor configuration status, and identify performance trends - all built on trusted, privacy-safe data to deliver speed, automation, and agility. * Incrementality for User Acquisition: Quantifying the true incremental contribution of every touchpoint across the funnel. Incrementality for UA works holistically, cross-network and alongside attribution to deliver rigorous lift measurement seamlessly, without manual setup, enabling confident, data-driven investment decisions. * Cross-Platform Journeys & LTV Measurement: A unified omnichannel measurement layer that stitches user journeys across mobile, web, desktop, console, and CTV, delivering accurate ROI analysis, high-value user identification, and insights into long-term customer value. * Signal Hub: AppsFlyer's new foundation for privacy-safe data collaboration, built for an era of signal loss and data fragmentation. It redefines how brands, partners, and media platforms connect and activate insights across the marketing ecosystem. Built on real-world purchase signals with integrated clean-room and identity-resolution technology, Signal Hub securely combines first-party and partner data to build high-intent audiences and measure performance across mobile, web, and CTV - delivering shared value, measurable performance, and privacy-safe growth across the ecosystem. * Enterprise-Grade Security Package: A new premium security tier adding SAML 2.0 SSO with SCIM provisioning, multi-token governance, extended audit logs with API access, IP allow lists, and granular RBAC, aligned to Zero Trust to streamline lifecycle management, speed audit readiness, and strengthen compliance. * Enhanced Attribution Model: A new anti-fraud attribution model that applies real-time AI behavioral analysis to detect click flooding per attribution, providing clean, trustworthy data, fairness for networks, and scalable growth for marketers. * My Dashboards (AI-Upgraded Dashboards): A redesigned dashboards experience that consolidates Activity, LTV, Cohort, SKAN, and SSOT views. With natural-language queries and an embedded AI assistant, teams can surface insights instantly without BI dependencies, turning dashboards into an interactive decision partner. * Creative Management Hub: The central hub for storing, managing, analyzing, and deploying creative assets. Built on AppsFlyer's Creative Optimization suite, it unifies import, optimization, and distribution into one automated system, helping marketers eliminate manual work, accelerate time-to-launch, and scale creative insights with AI-powered scoring and recommendations. For more than a decade, AppsFlyer has been the trusted leader in mobile attribution, empowering over 15,000 businesses worldwide - from startups to global giants. These eight new products mark the next chapter in AppsFlyer's story, setting the pace for the future of marketing where data, AI, and collaboration drive growth at scale. "These products were built hand-in-hand with our customers and partners, tested across industries and regions over the past several months," said Barak Witkowski, Chief Product Officer at AppsFlyer. "Seeing how they've already helped brands identify new opportunities, maximize efficiency, and adapt to the AI era gives us tremendous confidence in what's ahead." The products will begin rolling out globally this fall, with select features available immediately to customers and partners. Additional details are available at www.appsflyer.com.

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