Wall Street is still seemingly abuzz with excitement after Snap made its blockbuster debut on the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday, marking the first tech IPO to go public this year.
With a market cap of more than $30 billion, Snap is now more valuable than Twitter and Viacom, and isn’t far behind eBay and Tesla Motors. The company now has about $2.3 billion in cash to use for acquisitions, new hires, product development or whatever else it chooses to do.
Snap has hired a number account executives — employees who manage and seek out brand partnerships and other business opportunities — leading up to its IPO. The company is also seeking to hire more than a dozen ad-related positions ranging from sales operations associates and marketing managers to product managers.
