Ars is hiring a technology reporter

Ars Technica seeks a Technology Reporter with deep expertise in GPUs, CPUs, systems architecture, storage innovations, networking, and other consumer-focused hardware.

The Technology Reporter will report to the Senior Reviews Editor and will produce daily content including informed news and analysis—plus regular long-form reviews with an emphasis on benchmarks and testing as well as the analysis Ars Technica is known for.

We are looking for a strong writer who can not only grok the business that drives today’s technological innovations but who can also write clean and compelling prose accessible to readers from a wide variety of technical backgrounds.

Because Ars Technica covers a range of products for multiple types of technologists, we need someone who can understand the needs of readers with differing technology preferences and workflows—and who can serve all of those readers well with analysis.

This can be a remote position, but we prefer candidates in the San Francisco Bay area or the New York City area.

Think you have what it takes to join our team? Apply here.

Source: Ars Technica

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