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Programming & Editorial Manager at WEKA - ApplyBlast

Programming & Editorial Manager

WEKA

11 days ago

Remote

Full Time

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The Programming & Editorial Manager leads the content strategy and production for WEKA's owned digital channels, including the website, YouTube, LinkedIn, newsletters, and the Deep Geeks podcast. This role involves developing compelling stories from engineering and customer insights, managing a team of contract writers, and ensuring consistent, high-quality output that drives audience growth and engagement. The position requires close collaboration with social, web, SEO, and creative teams to maintain a healthy publishing rhythm and optimize content performance.

Responsibilities

Develop and manage editorial calendars across owned digital channels
Direct contract writers and oversee content production workflows
Optimize content for search rankings and generative engine citations

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About WEKA

weka.io

Headquarters

Campbell, California, United States

Company Size

201-500 employees

Founded

2013

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WEKA is an accelerated infrastructure company that provides NeuralMesh, an AI Data Platform (AIDP) purpose-built for agentic AI workloads. Its ecosystem includes NeuralMesh Axon (GPU-native AI storage), WEKApod (turnkey AI storage appliances), and Augmented Memory Grid (which extends GPU memory up to 1000x), enabling enterprises to eliminate latency, maximize GPU utilization, and reduce AI infrastructure costs. WEKA serves AI innovators, research teams, and enterprises across industries such as healthcare, financial services, energy, and media, supporting use cases from AI model training and inference to generative AI and high-performance computing.