Seeking Alpha has hired Chris Ciaccia as its tech editor.
His first day is Monday.
He has been the science and tech editor at the Daily Mail. He previously was a tech reporter for Fox News.
Ciaccia previously was the tech editor at TheStreet.com. He left in March 2016 for a job at Group SJR, a subsidiary of WPP. Group SJR is a digital consulting firm specializing in insights, content creation, curation and audience development.
Ciaccia had been responsible for the majority of the technology-related content on the site. He joined TheStreet as a technology reporter in November 2011.
Prior to TheStreet, Ciaccia covered markets for Benzinga.com and also worked as an analyst at GMAC and at Laurus Capital Management.
Ciaccia has a bachelor’s degree in finance from Seton Hall University.
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