Want to make your mark in the web development community and break into tech publishing? We’re looking for a tech editor to join our innovative and friendly product team.

Technical editors act as guardians of the quality of SitePoint products. They need to stay abreast of the latest trends in web design and development and help our authors to produce content that is clear, easy to understand, and technically accurate. Technical editors also help to guide our publishing strategy. It’s a varied role – you might be working on a book about CSS3 one week, and then one on Rails the next. While career experience of web design and development would be very useful, it’s more important that you can demonstrate enthusiasm and a passion for the Web, along with a solid grounding in web technology and programming fundamentals.

If you want to help guide the next generation of web professionals, and you find the prospect of getting paid to tinker with various web technologies exciting, we’d love to hear from you.

Note: The role is based in our HQ in Melbourne.

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Tom Museth

Tom is the online managing editor at SitePoint. His working day consists of arming himself with an assembly line of long blacks and overseeing the curation of content and flow of traffic across the SitePoint network. His passions include bargain vinyl bins, yoga, juggling sci-fi novels with classic literature, and axolotls. He's currently wading into the world of Android development and HTML5 gaming.

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