Ars Technica has announced it is hiring a senior technology reporter, a full-time, remote position aimed at an experienced writer with genuine hands-on enthusiasm for technology. The role, posted by Senior Technology Editor Lee Hutchinson, reflects the publication's continued investment in dedicated gadget and hardware coverage as it looks to expand its editorial team.

The successful candidate will need several years of professional writing experience and a strong personal interest in tinkering with technology, covering areas including desktop and mobile operating systems (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android), computers and phones, CPU and GPU architecture, storage devices, and self-hosting or homelab setups built on open-source software. Applicants must be eligible to work in the United States, will need to travel around four to five times a year, and should be comfortable working from home, with occasional in-person team meetings. Ars hopes to fill the position by August 2026, with full details and salary range available in the formal job listing.