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Who we are

The Reading Department of Wikimedia Engineering builds exceptional learning and reading experiences for the sum of all knowledge, from desktop and mobile web to apps and APIs. The team's work focuses on understanding user needs, how readers interact with Wikimedia content, and finding ways to improve and speed up experiences. We build beautiful, functional, and fast user interfaces for all locations, devices and languages.

As the product group within the reading team, we help coordinate our engineers, designers, and community to improve the Wikipedia experience for our global audience of readers.

Team

  • Anne Gomez, New Readers Product Manager
    Anne Gomez, New Readers Product Manager
  • Danny Horn, Community Tech Product Manager
    Danny Horn, Community Tech Product Manager
  • Dmitry Brant, Android Product Owner
    Dmitry Brant, Android Product Owner
  • Jon Katz, Reading Product Lead
    Jon Katz, Reading Product Lead
  • Josh Minor, iOS Product Manager
    Josh Minor, iOS Product Manager
  • Tilman Bayer, Senior Analyst
    Tilman Bayer, Senior Analyst
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