The most interesting story in technology right now is the one WEKA is helping to write: what actually happens to infrastructure when AI stops being a demo and starts being an economy. We have the engineers, the customers, and the research to tell those stories. We need a strategist who turns them into programming: real work, shipped every week, on channels we own.
WEKA is seeking an Programming & Editorial Manager to run the content engine that sits inside our digital team, which owns strategy, programming, distribution, and performance across WEKA’s owned channels: the website, YouTube, our LinkedIn presence and newsletters, the Deep Geeks podcast, and other online communities where WEKA plays. Your job is to keep those channels healthy and growing, help to build audience and engagement, and drive the downstream performance we count on. The operation is already up and running, and it’s ready for someone to take it further.
In this role, you will be the content strategist and producer behind the programming, not a copy desk. The best stories here live in the heads of our engineers and customers, and your job is to bring them out: find the angle, shape the piece through the writers you direct, and bring it to life across content formats. Some weeks will lean toward thought leadership and story development, others toward campaign planning, editorial calendaring and sequencing, or program coordination.
You’ll report to the Senior Director, Digital, oversee our contract writers, and work side by side with the people who run our channels every day: our organic social lead, the web team, our search and GEO specialist, and our customer advocacy, communications, and creative teams. The best programming is made together, and the mandate is genuinely fun: make great work and ship it, together.
We’re an AI-forward team, too. Marketing here is being built as an AI-enabled production line. Our editorial calendar lives in tooling you can query, and WEKA’s brand and editorial standards are productized as AI skills you’ll use every day. If you understand the art of a good story, can carry it across formats, and are as comfortable in analytics, the CMS, and AI tooling as you are in a story meeting, you’ll find this role rewarding.