About The Atlantic
Founded in 1857 by James Russell Lowell, The Atlantic stands as a prestigious publication with a rich history of influencing the national debate on politics, business, foreign affairs, and cultural trends. With its headquarters in Washington, D.C., and employing over 1,200 individuals, The Atlantic is a major player in the book and periodical publishing industry.
What We Do
The Atlantic is dedicated to publishing thoughtful, insightful articles and commentary that aim to inform and engage readers across the United States and beyond. The publication covers a wide range of topics from politics and business to culture and technology, maintaining a commitment to high-quality journalism and storytelling.
Our Culture and Values
The Atlantic promotes a culture of intellectual curiosity and rigorous journalism. The company values honesty, integrity, and a dedication to the American idea, as articulated by its founder. It strives to be an independent voice, free from the influence of any party or clique.
Working at The Atlantic
Employees at The Atlantic enjoy a collaborative and supportive work environment that encourages creativity and innovation. The company offers competitive benefits, including comprehensive health coverage, retirement plans, and generous paid time off. The Atlantic also supports professional development through workshops, seminars, and access to digital resources.
Why Join Us?
Joining The Atlantic means becoming part of a legacy of excellence in journalism. Employees are part of a dynamic team that contributes to important national conversations, with the opportunity to impact a wide audience. The Atlantic is committed to diversity and inclusion, ensuring that all voices are heard and valued.