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Margaret Santjer has a diverse work experience spanning over multiple companies and roles. Margaret started their career as a reporter at The Spokesman-Review in 1991 and then worked as a newswoman at The Associated Press from 1995 to 2001. Margaret then joined the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, where they served as a reporter, assistant city editor, and eventually as the business editor. During their time at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, they managed a team of reporters and contributed to breaking news stories online.

From 2009 to 2011, Margaret worked as a freelance communications specialist, contributing to publications such as the Puget Sound Business Journal and Seattle's Child magazine. Margaret then joined Patch.com as an associate regional editor, leading a team of journalists and overseeing hyper-local community news websites.

In 2013, Margaret joined NBCNews.com as a business writer/editor, where they edited and wrote business-related news content and managed the social media accounts for NBC News Business and TodayMoney. After that, they worked as an editor/communications specialist at Casey Family Programs, overseeing the development of various communications materials for multiple platforms.

Margaret also has freelance experience, contributing to Seattle's Child magazine and serving as a contributing writer for Seattle's Child magazine during their freelance work in 2014. Overall, Margaret has a strong background in journalism, editing, and communications, with expertise in various media platforms and community engagement.

Margaret Santjer's education history includes a bachelor's degree in journalism with a focus on Russian area studies from the University of Minnesota. No specific start or end years for this educational experience are provided.