The Washington Post
The Washington Post is a U.S. news organization that publishes national and international reporting across web, mobile apps, and print. It earns revenue from digital and print subscriptions, advertising, events, and licensing its Arc XP publishing platform. Founded in 1877 and headquartered in Washington, DC, it is owned by Nash Holdings, controlled by Jeff Bezos. The Post’s journalism reaches millions of readers and its software powers content sites for media and enterprise customers.
Open Positions at The Washington Post
5 open positions
Senior Full Stack Engineer on The Washington Post’s Subscriptions team, building reliable subscription applications and the cloud infrastructure that supports them. The role combines Java and Node.js development with AWS infrastructure, platform operations, automation, observability, and AI-assisted engineering.
The Washington Post is seeking a Mobile Software Engineer to shape the architecture and core platform of its flagship iOS and Android applications. This role focuses on performance, modularity, shared frameworks, third-party integrations, and foundational systems serving millions of daily readers.
Senior Full Stack Software Engineer focused on building high-performance, accessible subscription experiences, with an emphasis on React and TypeScript frontend applications. The role also contributes across Java and Node.js backend services, AWS infrastructure, deployment, observability, and production operations.
The Washington Post is seeking a Senior Machine Learning Engineer to build and scale production AI/ML platforms powering search, retrieval, ranking, recommendations, generative AI, and personalized reader experiences. The role combines advanced machine learning with high-performance software engineering for reliable, low-latency systems.
Build and enhance native Android applications that deliver The Washington Post’s journalism to millions of readers, with a specialized focus on mobile advertising and ad measurement. You’ll work across native ad formats, real-time bidding, privacy standards, performance, and app stability.