HackerNoon is a place where anyone can read, write, and learn about technology. We publish stories about the internet industry and its culture, programming, startup stories, interviews, coding tutorials, decentralization debates, and life advice — submitted by 12K+ global contributors. A technology publishing platform serving 4M readers per month, we are designed to help creators monetize content and provide a premium experience to consumers.
HackerNoon pretty much invented HackerNoon (we work remotely from day 1). Since, we rely on Slack, Zoom, Notion, Google GSuite (you name it) to communicate and work together.
We use Slack to talk shop and share memes, Notion to organize our talks and projects (it can be Spreadsheet for some people too), and Zoom to meet up.
Flexible working hours across all teams and levels. All employees are encouraged to choose a preferred time frame that suits their lifestyle and schedule ⌚
As a remote-first company, communication is essential. Each of our teams has a regular weekly meeting to make sure that everyone is on the same page :) People are free to ping each other for any questions, although there is no expectation for immediate replies!
Our team works remotely all around the world, but we will work together if any team members find themselves in the same place!
HackerNoon is working remotely from 6 cities like Denver, United Kingdom and Vancouver across 13 countries like United States, United Kingdom and Pakistan.
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