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MyHeritage is the leading global discovery platform for exploring family history. With billions of historical records and family tree profiles, and with sophisticated matching technologies that work across all its assets, MyHeritage allows users to discover their past and empower their future. MyHeritage DNA is one of the world’s largest consumer DNA databases, with 5.4 million customers. MyHeritage is the most popular DNA test and family history service in Europe. Since 2020, MyHeritage is home to the world’s most advanced AI technologies for repairing, enhancing, colorizing, and animating historical photos. Working at MyHeritage means developing pioneering technologies and integrating AI to deliver powerful discoveries to our 104 million users. It also means making a difference in the lives of people all over the world. With a track record of leveraging its staff and expertise to help communities around the world, in April 2020, MyHeritage joined the fight against COVID-19 by building one of the world's largest COVID-19 laboratories to dramatically scale up Israel's testing capabilities and save lives. The MyHeritage Lab was commissioned by Israel’s Ministries of Health and Defense, and to date has processed over 5 million tests. Our 650 employees enjoy a hybrid work model that combines the convenience and flexibility of working from home with the collaborative social environment of our bright, spacious offices. Headquartered in Or Yehuda, we also have offices in Tel Aviv, North America, and Europe. When we’re not working, you can find us enjoying the fully-stocked kitchens, office gym, yoga classes, happy hours, and team-building activities. Visit our careers site for more information about our open positions: http://careers.myheritage.com

Helping people everywhere connect with their family—across generations. FamilySearch International had its beginnings in 1894 as the Genealogical Society of Utah, with a benevolent mission to help people find and document their family histories. Today, we work with archives, institutions, societies, affiliate libraries, developers, and other family history platforms to preserve genealogical records across the globe, expand access to them, and help people discover and connect with their families and ancestors. FamilySearch operates the world's largest free genealogy platform, working with 10,000+ organizations across 100+ countries. What we offer: - 17 billion searchable names in historical records, and nearly 2 billion people in a global community Family Tree - Record digitization and preservation partnerships - APIs and developer tools for building on our records - 26 million monthly global users in 40+ languages - State-of-the-art technology to make historical records and images searchable and findable - Free use of our online platform - Free, personalized assistance at more than 6,500 FamilySearch Centers around the world for anyone trying to find their family history Whether you're an archive, a tech platform, a research institution, or a community organization—let's make history discoverable together. Explore collaborative opportunities: https://www.familysearch.org/en/home/portal/?cid=SO-00063834 https://developers.familysearch.org?cid=SO-00063834 https://www.familysearch.org/en/archives/?cid=SO-00063834

To advance the study of family history in America and beyond, we educate, inspire and connect people through our scholarship, collections, and expertise. Founded in 1845, New England Historic Genealogical Society (NEHGS) is the country’s leading resource for family history research. We help genealogists of all skill levels improve their knowledge and understanding of their family and its place in history. Although our name says New England, we provide expertise and research in nearly all aspects of family history, from 17th-century colonial New England through twentieth-century immigration research. We maintain our award-winning website, AmericanAncestors.org, as the online repository for more than 1 billion searchable names from America and beyond.