The publication
Careers
InfoHandle Network is hiring in San Francisco. We are rebuilding how a general audience gets the news: reporting, product, and delivery in one room.
Why join
Most news sites still run like a print desk with a URL. We are building the other version: a newsroom that reports, and a product that puts that reporting in front of readers the same morning—on the site, in Your Daily Update, and in every language we ship.
News and the pipe, together
Correspondents file from around the country. Editors, engineers, and audience sit here and make sure the work actually reaches people. If you only want a beat with no product around it, this is the wrong room.
San Francisco, on purpose
The newsroom is downtown, on-site, Pacific hours. Technology, capital, and the next distribution fight are outside the window. We did not pick a city so we could pretend to be remote-first.
The work is public
We publish for readers, not a content farm. You will be hired on clips or a portfolio, a letter that shows you read the site, and a conversation with a person—not a chatbot screen.
- Location
- San Francisco, California
- Open roles
- 9
- Applications
- jobs@infohandle.net
Editorial5 roles
Visuals1 role
Audience1 role
Product1 role
Operations1 role
How we hire
Apply by email to jobs@infohandle.net. Use the subject line on the posting. We read what you send. If we want to talk, you will hear from an editor or hiring manager, usually within two weeks. We do not use an automated first screen.
California law requires a pay range on each posting. The range is base pay for this role in San Francisco; the offer depends on experience and the scope of the work. Benefits are listed on each job. We cannot sponsor visas for these openings.
We are not collecting general applications, and we are not working with outside recruiters. If a desk is not listed, it is not hiring.
Equal opportunity
InfoHandle Network is an equal opportunity employer. We consider applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other status protected by California or federal law.