We're looking for passionate folks to help fix the news. To apply, just email nick@broadsheet.tech. Here are a few of the roles we're looking for right now.
We make Brief, a subscription news service that provides busy people with a complete picture of the most important news. Now more than ever, we all need help sorting through the deluge of complex stories and sensational distractions. With your help, we know we can do that.
We’re looking for someone who wants to build a whole new newsroom and reimagine the way a modern newsroom operates while they’re at it.
What you’ll do at Broadsheet:
Own the final call on which stories do and don’t make it in front of Brief's readers.
Build a new team, craft an innovative voice, and cultivate a healthy newsroom culture.
Work directly with the CEO, designers, and engineers to craft the reader experience and our editorial tooling.
You’ll love this job if...
You love building new teams and cultivating a great company culture.
You want to be a prominent leader in the news industry pushing things in a bold new direction.
You want to figure out how the combination of human editing and advanced technology can help readers understand their world better than ever before.
We want to talk to you if...
You’ve recruited and run your own team, and you’re excited to do it again.
You’re passionate about building exciting, innovative news experiences. You love working in environments where you get to shape the core of the product design.
Have a proven track record of excellent editing.
Broadsheet perks:
Join a company as an early employee, with the impact and equity stake to match.
Work with a strong team of ex-Google, Apple, and Snap employees who built mobile search, self-driving cars, and next-generation augmented reality hardware
Work at the rare early stage startup that provides health insurance and free lunch (ok, that bit might not be that rare).
Who we are:
At Broadsheet, we’re building a news service that gives busy people the information they need to take on the world.
We’re a team of ex-Google, Apple, and Snap employees building carefully crafted products in San Francisco. We are not alone. We’re backed by SignalFire and an army of angel investors that raised rounds from Sequoia and built products used by billions. Together – and hopefully with you – we can fix the news.
We make Brief: a subscription news service that provides busy people with a complete picture of the most important news. Now more than ever, we all need help sorting through the deluge of complex stories and sensational distractions. As a writer for Brief, you will bring clarity and simplicity to the chaos of the modern news cycle.
What you’ll do at Broadsheet:
Own coverage on Saturday and Sunday.
Closely follow the national conversation and decide which stories are worth our readers’ time and attention.
Write updates on a broad range of hard news topics—from politics to economics and technology.
Work with the founders to invent new features that will improve our readers’ understanding.
You’ll love this job if...
You care deeply about the future of news, and you want to be the person who invents it.
You want to help define a brand new publication’s voice and newsroom culture.
We want to talk to you if...
You’re a strong, concise writer with experience working on a news desk.
You’re a deeply curious polymath that enjoys exploring and explaining a wide range of subjects.
You’re excited to help build a company from the ground up.
Broadsheet perks:
Join a company as an early employee, with the impact and equity stake to match.
Work with a strong team of ex-Google, Apple, and Snap employees who built mobile search, self-driving cars, and next-generation augmented reality hardware
Work at the rare early stage startup that provides health insurance and free lunch (ok, that bit might not be that rare).
Who we are:
At Broadsheet, we’re building a news service that gives busy people the information they need to take on the world.
We’re a team of ex-Google, Apple, and Snap employees building carefully crafted products in San Francisco. We are not alone. We’re backed by SignalFire and an army of angel investors that raised rounds from Sequoia and built products used by billions. Together – and hopefully with you – we can fix the news.
We make Brief: a subscription news service that provides busy people with a complete picture of the most important news. Now more than ever, we all need help sorting through the deluge of complex stories and sensational distractions. As a writer for Brief, you will bring clarity and simplicity to the chaos of the modern news cycle.
What you’ll do at Broadsheet:
Closely follow the national conversation and decide which stories are worth our readers’ time and attention.
Write updates on a broad range of hard news topics—from politics to economics and technology.
Work with the founders to invent new features that will improve our readers’ understanding.
You’ll love this job if...
You care deeply about the future of news, and you want to be the person who invents it.
You want to help define a brand new publication’s voice and newsroom culture.
We want to talk to you if...
You’re a strong, concise writer with experience working on a news desk.
You’re a deeply curious polymath that enjoys exploring and explaining a wide range of subjects.
You’re excited to help build a company from the ground up.
Broadsheet perks:
Join a company as an early employee, with the impact and equity stake to match.
Work with a strong team of ex-Google, Apple, and Snap employees who built mobile search, self-driving cars, and next-generation augmented reality hardware
Work at the rare early stage startup that provides health insurance and free lunch (ok, that bit might not be that rare).
Who we are:
At Broadsheet, we’re building a news service that gives busy people the information they need to take on the world.
We’re a team of ex-Google, Apple, and Snap employees building carefully crafted products in San Francisco. We are not alone. We’re backed by SignalFire and an army of angel investors that raised rounds from Sequoia and built products used by billions. Together – and hopefully with you – we can fix the news.
Broadsheet needs a designer to build a new product and a meaningful brand from a napkin sketch to a household name. Never has the national conversation been more important than it is today. Yet, that vital discussion is fed with fake and sensational news stories that confuse, divide, and demoralize us. We’re going to fix it, and we need your help.
Today’s status quo clearly isn’t working. Only 4% of people trust the reporting they see in their social media feeds. Everyone needs a better news experience. At Broadsheet, you can build it.
What you’ll do at Broadsheet:
Own all of design – from the high level vision down to detailed pixel perfection.
Craft a totally new news product all the way from an idea to Facebook sized impact.
Define and develop a brand as iconic as Nike.
Iterate quickly with engineers to build and test prototypes until we have a product people love.
You’ll love this job if...
You believe news is an intimate part of everyone’s daily lives and a vital pillar supporting humanity's most important institutions. You want to help a free press thrive.
You want to build a workplace where everyone puts people and purpose above technology, metrics, and quarterly earnings.
We want to talk to you if...
You have owned design for a product from conception to launch.
You believe brand and marketing matter and have experience shaping both.
You have worked closely with engineers. You think it’s important to sweat details and file bugs.
Bonus points if you managed designers. We want you to be the person who builds our design team.
Broadsheet perks:
Join a company as an early employee, with the impact and equity stake to match.
Work with a strong team of ex-Google, Apple, and Snap employees who built mobile search, self-driving cars, and next-generation augmented reality hardware
Work at the rare early stage startup that provides health insurance and free lunch (ok, that bit might not be that rare).
Who we are:
At Broadsheet, we’re building a news service that gives busy people the information they need to take on the world.
We’re a team of ex-Google, Apple, and Snap employees building carefully crafted products in San Francisco. We are not alone. We’re backed by SignalFire and an army of angel investors that raised rounds from Sequoia and built products used by billions. Together – and hopefully with you – we can fix the news.