Lauren Goode is an American technology journalist best known for her work as a Senior Correspondent at WIRED, where she covers consumer electronics, digital culture, and the intersection of technology with everyday life. She has built a reputation for insightful reporting that blends technical expertise with accessible storytelling, making complex innovations understandable to broad audiences.

Goode’s career spans several major media outlets. Before joining WIRED in 2018, she was Senior Technology Editor at The Verge and a Senior Editor at Re/code (previously AllThingsD), where she focused on product reviews and industry analysis. Earlier in her career, she worked as a video producer and reporter at The Wall Street Journal and as an associate producer and writer at A&E Television. Her reporting often highlights how technology impacts consumers, from wearable devices to streaming platforms, and she has become a trusted voice in the tech journalism landscape.

Academically, Goode holds a master’s degree in journalism and communication studies from Stanford University and a bachelor’s degree in English from Clark University. In 2025, she was awarded the prestigious Gwen Ifill Fellowship by the Aspen Institute, recognizing her contributions to journalism and her role in shaping conversations about technology and society. Beyond her reporting, she maintains an active presence on social media, engaging with readers and offering commentary on emerging trends in tech and culture.