Jason Sobel, Founder of The New York Times

About Jason Sobel

Jason Sobel serves as the Chief Technology Officer at The New York Times, where he oversees the company's technology strategy and operations, including product engineering, enterprise technology, and cybersecurity. He leads teams responsible for building and scaling systems for the newsroom and business. Prior to joining The New York Times in August 2021, he held leadership roles at Airbnb, where he was Head of Infrastructure and Engineering Director for Trust and Safety Operations. He also previously worked at Quantifind and Facebook, and holds degrees in Computer Science from Brown University.

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