Playtika Recruits 70 new Employees, Launches Coffee Shop for the Company's Workers

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While the general trend in the Israeli tech sector may be layoffs and unpaid leaves, Israel-based online gaming company Playtika Ltd. has brought its employees back to work from the office, and is recruiting 70 additional team members, the company announced Tuesday. Playtika also opened a cafe that will serve as a meeting place and venue for professional events for company employees, spread across 3 buildings in Herzliya Pituach.

The company is currently recruiting employees for about 70 open positions in a variety of fields, among them product managers, analysts, monetization, analytics, marketing, administrative, and developer technology jobs.

Playtika is owned by Chinese consortium Alpha Frontier Ltd., which acquired it in 2016 for $4.4 billion. The company develops free-to-play applications and online games and reports over 27 million monthly active users. Founded in 2010, Playtika is headquartered in Herzliya and employs over 3,000 people across 18 global offices. In Israel, where its management team is located, the company employs 800 people.