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Ars Wants a Tech Whiz for You

Is it just us, or is tech reporting becoming more fascinating by the day?

If you’re passionate about gadgets and writing, Ars is offering an exciting opportunity to be part of their team. Experience in technology journalism is essential, coupled with a hands-on approach to gadgetry.


The job will cover everything from operating systems and CPUs to storage solutions and self-hosting projects. It’s a full-time position based at home, but expect a few trips per year for the annual all-hands meet-up.


Applicants should have several years of professional writing experience, with a primary focus on technology. The joy of tinkering must be genuine—Ars is looking for someone who can’t help but get excited by tech.


If this sounds like your dream job, apply now! Positions will be filled by August, so don’t miss out.

Original source:  https://arstechnica.com/staff/2026/07/ars-is-looking-for-a-senior-technology-reporter-and-you-might-be-it/
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