OVERVIEW CNBC is seeking a dynamic and experienced business news reporter based in Singapore to generate original enterprise business stories and deliver them across TV, digital, and social platforms. In this role, you will lead newsgathering efforts, building and maintaining strong relationships both internally and externally to uncover exclusive, high-impact stories.

We’re looking for a talented and experienced Senior Android Engineer to help us build and evolve high-quality, user-focused mobile applications across our Android platforms, including smartphones and tablets. You’ll be joining a team that values performance, stability, and a seamless user experience—while pushing the boundaries of how media content is delivered on mobile. This role requires deep expertise in Android development, modern mobile architectures, and video streaming experiences.

We are seeking an experienced and hands-on Manager / Technical Lead to oversee the development and evolution of our high-traffic web platforms, powered by WordPress VIP. This role combines strong technical skills with team leadership and architectural oversight. You will lead a team of engineers focused on delivering performant, secure, and scalable web experiences while closely collaborating with cross-functional teams in product, design, editorial, and infrastructure.

We are seeking a strategic and technically adept Senior Manager to lead our Video Platform team. This team is at the heart of our streaming media experience, responsible for building and scaling the core video infrastructure that powers content delivery to millions of users globally. You will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of our video technology stack, ensuring high performance, reliability, and innovation across our platform.

MSNBC and E! News are two iconic brands with passionate audiences and distinct voices. We’re looking for a seasoned Product Design Director to lead the user experience and visual design for our digital platforms, including websites and mobile apps. This is a unique opportunity to shape the future of premium news and entertainment experiences — combining sharp editorial storytelling with modern digital design. As the Product Design Director, you’ll be responsible for delivering innovative, audience-focused design solutions that meet user needs and business goals.

We are seeking a visionary and hands-on Product Design Director to lead the design strategy and execution for our suite of digital products, including the CNBC.com website, mobile applications, and Connected TV experiences. You’ll be responsible for shaping the experience vision and for improving the end-to-end user experience across platforms, elevating our designs, and driving business results through innovative, user-centered design solutions. You will lead a team of designers and a UX researcher.

You will lead the Brand & Creative Strategy team across the APAC region, responsible for developing and packaging innovative advertising solutions for CNBC International. In this role, your primary focus will be to drive revenue growth by delivering strategic, client-centric solutions that harness CNBC’s premium content, expansive network, and renowned IP, translating them into fully developed, client-facing proposals and presentations.

We are seeking an experienced, strategic, and technically savvy Senior Director of Product to lead the development and growth of all our backend services such as content management systems and content API as well as the flow of user data from the front end (website, mobile apps and OTT apps) into our downstream systems such as email newsletters, customer data platform and the integration of ads, analytics and martech into our front-end products.

Position Overview We are looking for a highly motivated and experienced Product leader to help us build the next set of innovative products for the news brands within Versant, the new spinoff from NBCUniversal. This is an exciting time to be joining a newly created product and tech unit that will support the ambitious digital goals of CNBC, MSNBC and E!Online.