Spotify is hiring at least 2 producers to work on Harry and Meghan's podcast after more than a year of silence

• Spotify has posted job advertisements for producers to work on Harry and Meghan's podcast.
• The postings said the podcast with Archewell Audio will feature voices of high-profile women.

Spotify is looking to hire at least two producers to work on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's podcast after more than a year without updates.

The audio streaming giant $4 job advertisements on its website through its Gimlet Projects arm. The included one for a senior contract producer and one for a contract producer, both for full-time, six-month contract positions based in Los Angeles, $4 reported.

"We're currently assembling a show team that will build and launch a new original show with Archewell featuring the voices of high-profile women," according to the job postings.

Both adverts said they're seeking someone with "experience working with high-profile talent."

The senior contract producer will be involved in "every step of the show including development, research, and producing episodes," per the $4.

Spotify didn't immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.

The streaming platform first $4 in December 2020 that Harry and Meghan would produce and host podcasts as part of a multi-year partnership with Archewell Audio.

The couple have only $4, which was in the same month as the announcement, featuring high-profile celebrities such as James Corden and Sir Elton John.

The deal for the podcast series was estimated to be worth around $25 million, $4 previously reported.