Wirecutter is seeking an updates writer to help keep our catalog of kitchen gear reviews and recommendations useful and up-to-date.
As an updates writer, you will report directly to the kitchen team’s senior editor, making changes to live content owned by this team both proactively and reactively. You will be directly involved in our cyclical planning process, collaborating with writers, editors, and our SEO team to map out and execute on sweeps and updates for reviews and other posts, while also monitoring stock issues and other product news that affects our coverage.
Previous product reviewing experience is not required, but you should be passionate about helping people choose the right thing to buy. An interest in cooking is a plus. You will work closely with other staff writers and editors on the kitchen team to gain reporting, testing, and writing experience. You will participate in testing in our Long Island City office, as well as have opportunities to test products at home. You will have opportunities to pitch, plan, test, and write reviews and articles, and develop beat expertise.
This position is based in New York City in Wirecutter’s Long Island City office (with the flexibility to work from home).
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The annual base pay for this role is $59,000 to $59,000.
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