The New York Times

Senior Engineer, Marketing will build the systems, integrations, data pipelines, and AI-powered workflows that support marketing campaign orchestration and experimentation. The role combines backend engineering, technical leadership, and close partnership with Marketing teams.

Build visually rich, responsive digital storytelling experiences for The New York Times Opinion desk as a front-end engineer with strong design and editorial instincts. You’ll collaborate with designers, editors, and engineers to create interactive stories, reusable tools, and polished multimedia experiences.

The New York Times is seeking a Senior iOS Engineer to build foundational mobile data infrastructure, analytics instrumentation, experimentation tools, and shared SDK-style libraries across its iOS applications. This hybrid New York City role offers the opportunity to lead large technical initiatives supporting high-traffic consumer products.

The New York Times is seeking a QA Engineer to partner with product engineering teams and build manual and automated testing solutions across web, mobile, and API platforms. The role focuses on scalable test automation, TestOps, observability, and quality throughout the release lifecycle.

Build and ship engaging native iOS experiences for The New York Times’ News, Games, Cooking, Growth, or App Platforms teams. You’ll work with Swift and SwiftUI in a hybrid New York City role focused on high-quality mobile products.

The New York Times is seeking a full-stack Software Engineer to build personalized reader experiences for its Reflections team. The role spans frontend and backend development, product collaboration, and production support for products serving millions of readers.

Build and evolve the internal web platform powering The New York Times’ web and mobile webview experiences. You’ll improve developer productivity, performance, resiliency, and shared tooling across multiple product teams using modern JavaScript and TypeScript technologies.

Build backend, data, and real-time infrastructure that powers personalized journalism experiences across The New York Times homepage, story pages, and mobile apps. This hybrid New York City role combines cloud systems, data engineering, and editorial technology.