Interested in Becoming a Tour Contributor?
Love the Apartment Therapy Tours? Want to join our team and share stylish spaces from your area? Apartment Therapy is putting out a special call for Tour Contributors!
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Interested in Writing for Apartment Therapy Family?
Are you passionate about design and the joys and challenges of modern homelife with children? Are you an excellent writer and skillful photographer? Would you like a place to share your ideas and inspirations with a large design-centric community?
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Interested in Writing for Apartment Therapy Tech?
We're looking to add a few new names and faces to our team! We're looking for contributors who love technology and good home design in equal measure. We're looking for writers interested in home audio, home automation, home theater, photography equipment/tips, computer productivity, and other topics about tech and the home.
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NYC Events Reporter
Apartment Therapy is looking for a design-loving events reporter to attend and cover NYC area press and trade events. We're looking for someone who is interested in and knowledgeable about interior and furniture design and enthusiastic about sharing the latest news with our large readership.
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Account Executive
Our sales team is hiring an account executive. We're looking for a triple threat to take on one of our key behind-the-scenes roles. If you're passionate about home design, have strong communication skills, and have experience working in the online media world, we want to talk to you.
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Technical Team Openings

• Operations Engineer
• Web Engineer
• Junior Web Engineer

Operations Engineer

Apartment Therapy (including TheKitchn) is looking for an operations engineer to join our team. If you love working on a small team, embrace the DevOps ethos, enjoy automating deployment & management of virtualized environments, and are eager to serve a large and growing audience, we'd love to hear from you.

We deploy Ruby web apps to virtualized servers (currently, on Linode; EC2 may enter the mix soon). We currently use capistrano for app deployment, chef (solo) for provisioning, Scout/NewRelicRPM/Airbrake for monitoring and alerts. We also use other AWS services (CloudFront for CDN; Route53 for DNS; S3 for backups & storage). Our system stack currently includes nginx, haproxy, varnish, unicorn, mysql and redis. You should be familiar with these (or similar) technologies, and be quick and eager to learn (and to teach). You should be ready to actively contribute to helping design systems to support our application & business goals and will be well supported (and appreciated!) by our engineers who currently sometimes don the "ops" hat.

We've bootstrapped our way to our current system, but are ready to hand the keys to a dedicated pair of hands--the first member of our future operations team. Our development/ops team is small and we each play multiple roles. Most of our team works remotely (US-based). You may work from home or from our office in New York City (Soho), but should be comfortable working closely with a mostly-remote team.

Interested? Send a short email to scott@apartmenttherapy.com describing what you will bring to our team along with any relevant links (resume, github profile, linkedin profile, etc).

US-based, US persons only, no recruiters or agencies.

Junior Web Engineer

Apartment Therapy (including TheKitchn) is looking for a junior web engineer to join our team. If you want to work with a small team of experienced web engineers, and are eager to serve a large and growing audience, we'd love to hear from you.

At Apartment Therapy we help people make their homes more beautiful, organized and healthy by connecting them to a wealth of resources, ideas and community online. With an audience quickly approaching 10 million unique monthly visitors and over 50 million page views per month, our bootstrapped business is growing rapidly. We need another pair of hands to continue improving our sites and tools for our readers, our writers and our advertisers.

You should have some experience with both the front-end and back-end (ideally Ruby) of the web stack, and be quick and eager to learn (and to teach). Specifically, you will work closely with our creative services team and senior developers to craft and maintain mini-sites and other high-profile, custom programs (e.g., contests, sharing events, sponsored content).

Our development team is small and we each play multiple roles. Most of our team works remotely (US-based). You may work from home or from our office in New York City (Soho), but should be comfortable working closely with a mostly-remote team.

Interested? Send a short email to scott@apartmenttherapy.com describing what you will bring to our team along with any relevant links (resume, github profile, linkedin profile, etc).

US-based, US persons only, no recruiters or agencies.

Web Engineer

Apartment Therapy (including TheKitchn) is looking for a web engineer to join our team. If you love working on a small team, are comfortable at any layer of the web app stack, and eager to serve a large and growing audience, we'd love to hear from you.

At Apartment Therapy we help people make their homes more beautiful, organized and healthy by connecting them to a wealth of resources, ideas and community online. With an audience quickly approaching 10 million unique monthly visitors and over 50 million page views per month, our bootstrapped business is growing rapidly. We need another pair of hands to continue improving our sites and tools for our readers, our writers and our advertisers.

We work (mostly) in ruby on the back-end. Tools in our box include: git, Ruby on Rails, Sinatra, Solr, Backbone.js, redis, mysql and Ubuntu. You should be familiar with these (or similar) technologies, and be quick and eager to learn (and to teach). Our team has a great deal of influence over what we build and how we build it, and we are tackling increasingly interesting problems.

Our development team is small and we each play multiple roles. Most of our team works remotely (US-based). You may work from home or from our office in New York City (Soho), but should be comfortable working closely with a mostly-remote team.

Interested? Send a short email to scott@apartmenttherapy.com describing what you will bring to our team along with any relevant links (resume, github profile, linkedin profile, etc).

US-based, US persons only, no recruiters or agencies.