Senior Digital Producer/Host

Role overview

A digital host, reporter, and writer will help create a new technology series across video, podcast, newsletters, and audience channels. The work spans the full editorial process, from pitching topics and reporting to recording, post-production, and promotion. The planned project includes 22 video episodes, each with an audio version and a companion newsletter.

Responsibilities

- Pitch episode topics and research technology subjects for a broad audience. - Write and present short on-camera explainers, and host and report each episode. - Find and coordinate expert guests, prepare interview questions, and conduct and film interviews. - Write a newsletter for each episode and support related digital and promotional content. - Work with producers and editors through production and post-production, including sourcing research materials and incorporating feedback. - Help guests with remote audio and video recording, respond to selected audience comments, and take part in publicity activities and required podcast reads.

Requirements

- At least five years of technology reporting experience for major media outlets. - Strong reporting, interviewing, writing, and on-camera presentation skills. - Ability to explain complex technology clearly in scripts and interview questions, and to write for video, audio, newsletters, and digital audiences. - Experience coordinating expert interviews and supporting remote recording. - Ability to collaborate with an editorial team, meet production schedules, and incorporate feedback while maintaining journalistic accuracy.

Benefits and work setup

- Full-time staff role with a hybrid schedule requiring onsite work Tuesdays and Wednesdays in Brighton, Massachusetts; additional onsite days may be requested. - Listed salary range: $81,400–$112,000, with placement based on skills, experience, and internal pay equity.