Tom's Hardware Wants You!

The editorial team here at Tom’s Hardware is looking for a few good men and women who are passionate about technology, comfortable in front of an open test bed, and eager to write for an audience on a freelance, contractual basis.

More specifically, we’re looking to expand our coverage—beginning with the stories you’ve thought up that would make our community more comprehensive, more informative, and more interactive. Have you ever had an idea you wished we’d cover but never did? Now’s your chance to share that information with the rest of the world!

If you’re interested, please send an email to Chris Angelini at cangelini at bestofmedia dot com. Please include relevant technology background information, any links to published work, and a brief writing sample that covers what you’d hope to contribute to the site.

Chris Angelini
Managing Editor

Chris Angelini is an Editor Emeritus at Tom's Hardware US. He edits hardware reviews and covers high-profile CPU and GPU launches.
  • fonzy
    Now here is a chance for all you haters to show you can do a better job.
    Reply
  • megamanx00
    I guess they are missing Ben and Rob more than I thought
    Reply
  • 7amood
    I am not a hater... and all I have for tomshardware.com is addiction :3
    I don't think I wanna contribute, I wanna read mooo
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  • mrubermonkey
    I no contribute. I read.
    Reply
  • JeBuSBrian
    Hire a proof-reader instead.
    Reply
  • jsloan
    at least somebody wants me ;-)
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  • eddieroolz
    Man, this would be so awesome if I wasn't 19.
    Reply
  • kewl munky
    Let me be a proof reader >_>
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  • ispyamoose
    This is an interesting idea, but it would be great if the job requirements and background were included.

    Just a few ideas here:

    1) Age requirement.
    2) Location requirement (Do we need to be near the office?).
    3) Required hours per week.
    4) Exact role (author or editor?).
    5) Do we get paid?
    6) At what times do articles need to be submitted? Are there deadlines associated with this job?
    7) For benchmarking - are we required to do this? If so, are we responsible for buying the hardware ourselves?
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  • eklipz330
    omg i think they've finally gave in to all those 'ive read this already two week ago' people
    Reply