Build and maintain digital content products for America's Test Kitchen. Work on software development, data analysis, and product-focused engineering across associate, senior, and lead roles in a hybrid Boston environment.
Join the Tech Team at America's Test Kitchen!
We are looking for passionate, product-minded engineers to help us build the future of digital content. Whether you're just starting your career or you're ready to lead a team, we have a spot for you.
We're hiring for:
🔹 Associate Software Engineer
🔹 Senior Software Engineer
🔹 Lead Software Engineer
📍 Where: Boston, MA (Hybrid – Seaport)
Who you are: Someone who loves great code, deep dives into data, and building things that matter.
America's Test Kitchen Boston, Massachusetts, USA Office
21 Drydock Ave, Suite 210E, Boston, MA, United States, 02210
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