Founded in 1851, The New York Times is a global media company that produces independent, deeply reported journalism alongside a suite of digital products. The company employs approximately 6,000 journalists, technologists, and business professionals. Its operations span more than 160 countries, serving millions of subscribers worldwide.
The company's core news product produces thousands of stories, investigations, and analyses each year. Its portfolio extends well beyond traditional journalism. The Athletic covers nearly every major sport with 550 journalists. Cooking received more than 489 million visits in 2024. Games, which includes Wordle, sees more than 2,000 people share their scores every minute. Wirecutter, its product recommendation service, published 520+ recommendations in 2024.
Technology underpins all of these products. Engineering teams build and maintain the platforms that deliver this journalism and content to a global audience at scale, supporting the infrastructure behind web, mobile, and data-driven products across the company's diverse portfolio.
