Philippine news publisher with digital-first readership across web and social
INQUIRER.net is the digital publishing division of a legacy Philippine news group, built on a .NET and WordPress foundation with modern creative tooling (Adobe Creative Cloud, Figma). The hiring mix skews heavily toward finance and media roles with minimal velocity — only 24 open positions across all departments and none posted in the last 30 days — while the active project list reveals a company in operational transition: simultaneous ERP implementation, newsroom workflow modernization, and billing/invoicing system overhaul suggest internal systems are a constraint on growth rather than a growth lever.
Notable leadership hires: Video Production Head
INQUIRER.net is the online publishing platform of the INQUIRER Group, launched in 1997 to establish a digital presence for the brand. Based in Makati City, the organization operates across editorial, design, marketing, and sales functions, drawing millions of readers across the Philippines and internationally. The tech stack reflects a mature web publishing operation: WordPress-based CMS layer, .NET backend, HTML5/CSS/JavaScript frontend, with Adobe and Figma for creative workflows. Current organizational focus centers on operational efficiency — finance process improvements, ERP migration, and newsroom workflow optimization — rather than product or feature expansion.
Primary stack includes .NET, WordPress, HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript. Design teams use Adobe Creative Cloud, Figma, and Sketch. Publishing and analytics leverage Google Workspace and Microsoft Office.
Makati City, National Capital Region, Philippines. All active hiring is currently based in the Philippines.
Key projects include ERP system implementation, newsroom workflow enhancements, billing and invoicing improvements, and new digital storytelling formats for regional sections. Finance teams are also focused on streamlining collection channels and improving internal controls.
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