Nathan Ingraham is a Deputy Managing Editor at Engadget. He possess expertise in digital media, online advertising, social media, blogging, digital marketing and 19 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Not everyone can handle the pressure of breaking news. Nate thrives on it. As a reporter in his early days at Engadget, Nate became known for tackling urgent stories efficiently and thoroughly. Today, as the site's Deputy Editor, he is decisive and prudent, making quick calls on what the team should cover and what the appropriate treatment should be. Nate has also long been in charge of recruiting, training and onboarding Engadget's contributing news writers. Many of them have gone on to have successful tenures at the site, in no small part thanks to Nate's patience and thoughtful edits. In addition, since many of the companies Engadget covers are litigious and, let's just say sensitive, it also often falls to Nate to respond when tech giant requests a gentler headline or a twisting of the facts. Nate has always been firm and even-keeled in defending the integrity of his team's work. As a people manager, Nate will still drop what he's doing to personally hit breaking news -- both to set an example for his team, and to make sure that Engadget is publishing the news of the day as fast as reasonably possible. He's not just a news machine, but also the most reliable of teammates. When Nate isn't hitting breaking news, his repertoire as a reporter runs the gamut from game reviews to news analysis to product reviews, which have included high-profile releases from Apple, Google and Sonos. He is versatile, and is never short on smart ideas. I miss working with Nate, and hope to have the chance to team up again at some point in the future." and "Nathan is a fast, capable, and thoughtful writer, a responsible shift leader, and an all-around good guy. When he's on duty, your mind is at ease that things will get done on time."