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In-House Journalist

Airgarage
CompanyAirgarage
CategoryMarketing
LocationRemote
RemoteRemote
EmploymentNot stated
LevelNot stated
SalaryUSD 110k–130k
Posted17 Jul 2026
Last verified7 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (ashby)
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Description
About AirGarage AirGarage is on a mission to bring real estate online, starting with parking. We replace broken parking machines, fragmented software, and manual, labor-intensive operations with a unified, data-rich operating system for parking real estate. We handle everything it takes to run and optimize a parking asset: payments, dynamic pricing, enforcement, license plate recognition, analytics, and more. By building all of our technology in-house, we are able to deliver a magical experience for drivers while providing real-time visibility and revenue increases of 20-50% or more for real estate owners. That’s why national real‑estate leaders like Hines and Greystar, as well as technology companies like Meta, partner with AirGarage to optimize their parking facilities. AirGarage uses datapoints like real-time occupancy, local events, weather, driver behavior, competitor pricing, and more to bring true intelligence to real estate owners’ assets for the first time. We’re investing aggressively to make the physical world legible to a digital system: cameras, sensors, and software that generate a firehose of real-time data about the world around us. That data fuels models and algorithms that allow us to optimize performance at each property while giving owners the clarity and control they’ve never had before. Before you can optimize an asset, you need to observe it. Before you can observe it, you need to bring it online. We are starting with the $131 billion US parking real estate market because it is one of the most offline and mismanaged commercial real estate asset types. 26% of the land area in the median American urban core is dedicated to parking. We are backed by top tier investors including Headline Growth, Andreessen Horowitz, Floodgate, Founders Fund, Abstract Ventures, and angel investors who have founded or worked at companies like Uber, Opendoor, Flexport, and more. Want to learn more about AirGarage and the problem we're tackling? Check out these podcasts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AU0NkDK51E4 https://youtu.be/_8aM6NQHYiE?si=p5WIujBWUA1sG-b7 THE ROLE 💼 You'll be AirGarage's first dedicated editorial hire, reporting to the Head of Marketing. Your job is to build an editorial engine that does real commercial work: an owned publication that property owners actually want to read, a quarterly data report program that earns press coverage and generates pipeline, and a steady output of stories that make AirGarage the most interesting voice in parking and commercial real estate. This is a journalist's job inside a company. You'll find stories in our data, or start with a hunch and pull the data to prove it. You'll get people on the record: portfolio owners, asset managers, city parking directors, economists, and convince them to say something worth quoting. You'll package what you find for three audiences at once: our own readers, journalists who might cover it, and prospects who should become customers. You'll work with AI tools daily. Part of the mandate is building the data report program into something largely automated, where your time goes to judgment, interviews, and narrative rather than production mechanics. WHAT YOU WILL DO 📊 Own our publication. Build and run a high-production-value owned publication on a monthly or quarterly cadence. Each edition anchors on something nobody else has: a standout interview, an original data finding, a story from inside the industry. You own the the reporting, the writing, and the production. Run the data report program. Turn our proprietary parking data into a recurring quarterly report that earns coverage and drives leads. Design the program so AI handles the heavy lifting on analysis and production, with your editorial judgment on what the story is and why it matters. Interview people worth listening to. Identify the most interesting people in commercial real estate, parking, mobility, and urban policy. Convince them to talk to you