Hacker Noon is an information technology publishing company whose independent platform is designed for technologists to read, write, and publish. Founded in 2016, Hacker Noon has offered part-time, flexible schedule, freelance, remote, and work-from-anywhere jobs in career fields like writing, HR & recruiting, internet & ecommerce, graphic design, and software development. Hacker Noon looks for team members who share a desire for tech to infiltrate itself into a large number of industries. Candidates should recognize the importance of art, enjoy expressing themselves, and believe in “the power of chaos.”

As an employer, Hacker Noon has a core distributed team limited to no more than 20 employees, aside from its global contingent of freelance writers. Eligible employees get benefits, like unlimited vacation, and the company maintains remote-first work policies and a commitment to work-life balance. Globally, Hacker Noon has more than 15,000 contributing writers whose work reaches an audience of more than 3 million readers a month. With the goal of being the site “where hackers start their afternoon,” Hacker Noon strives to set itself apart from other editorial sites by avoiding clickbait headlines, recycled material that uses familiar themes, and doing away with paywalls, pop-up advertising, and “a sense of entitlement.” Instead, by using tech professionals as writers, Hacker Noon seeks to provide first-person perspectives from people who are experts in the given industry or topic and whose stories are widely cited on platforms across the internet.

Hacker Noon is an information technology publishing company whose independent platform is designed for technologists to read, write, and publish. Founded in 2016, Hacker Noon has offered part-time, flexible schedule, freelance, remote, and work-from-anywhere jobs in career fields like writing, HR & recruiting, internet & ecommerce, graphic design, and software development. Hacker Noon looks for team members who share a desire for tech to infiltrate itself into a large number of industries. Candidates should recognize the importance of art, enjoy expressing themselves, and believe in “the power of chaos.”

As an employer, Hacker Noon has a core distributed team limited to no more than 20 employees, aside from its global contingent of freelance writers. Eligible employees get benefits, like unlimited vacation, and the company maintains remote-first work policies and a commitment to work-life balance. Globally, Hacker Noon has more than 15,000 contributing writers whose work reaches an audience of more than 3 million readers a month. With the goal of being the site “where hackers start their afternoon,” Hacker Noon strives to set itself apart from other editorial sites by avoiding clickbait headlines, recycled material that uses familiar themes, and doing away with paywalls, pop-up advertising, and “a sense of entitlement.” Instead, by using tech professionals as writers, Hacker Noon seeks to provide first-person perspectives from people who are experts in the given industry or topic and whose stories are widely cited on platforms across the internet.