Investigations Editor

The features and investigations editor will guide a team of ambitious, enterprising reporters to uncover scoops that set conversations and make a lasting impact. The editor will lead projects ranging from complex investigations to unmissable narrative-driven stories about our tech-driven society, particularly in the realm of culture, policy, and politics. The editor will be responsible for working with staff writers and expanding our stable of freelancers by finding new and interesting voices to contribute to MIT Technology Review. A proven track record of sniffing out great ideas and crafting them into stories that sing is essential. We’ve been making concerted efforts to make our newsroom more diverse and inclusive (ask us about them!) and we’re always trying to do better. We think technology coverage benefits from a critical outsider’s perspective, and so we especially welcome applications from women, people of color, and other groups underrepresented in the world of tech.If this sounds exciting but you’re not sure you fit the bill, reach out anyway: email editorialjobs@technologyreview.com with “features and investigations editor” in the subject line, a few words about yourself (what skills would you bring that we haven’t thought of?) and a couple of questions to get a sense of whether this might be for you.