ShareChat, the vernacular social-media and short-video company behind the Moj app, employs about 527 people worldwide. Recent staffing data shows 23 additions and 152 departures, resulting in a leaner overall workforce. The organisation spans product development, business management, operations and several support functions, reflecting the diverse skill sets required to run a consumer-facing technology platform.
Engineering is ShareChat’s largest team with roughly 206 employees, underscoring the company’s emphasis on product development and platform reliability. Marketing & Product follows with 114 employees who focus on user acquisition, retention and content strategy. Business Management (93) and Operations (50) make up the next biggest groups, handling revenue growth and day-to-day execution. Smaller but essential functions include Sales & Support (19), Finance & Administration (15), Information Technology (12), Legal (8), Human Resources (7) and a handful of roles classified as Other (3). The data indicates that the bulk of recent hiring has centred on core product and business teams, while departures have touched all areas.
India remains ShareChat’s talent hub, with Bengaluru accounting for nearly half of all employees at 247 people. Additional clusters are spread across major metros such as Delhi (42), Gurugram (25), Mumbai (27), Hyderabad (17), Noida (11), Pune (9) and Lucknow (6), providing access to varied regional user insights. The company also maintains a modest presence in London with 6 employees, highlighting early international expansion. A further 137 employees are distributed across other unspecified locations, indicating a hybrid or remote component to the workforce.