Alice Bradley is the new editor in chief at Lifehacker, the G/O Media brand focused on advice, tips and how-tos.

Bradley has served as the site’s deputy editor for three years.

She succeeds Melissa Kirsch, who left in May to become lifestyle and culture editor at The New York Times.

"Over the past three years, my work with Lifehacker has been rewarding on every level: collaborating with our brilliant team; shepherding our intelligent, funny, authoritative content; and exploring new opportunities for traction and growth," Bradley stated. "I look forward to leading Lifehacker to its next great era of content and expansion."

Before joining Lifehacker, Bradley was senior parenting editor at SHE Media. She has contributed to publishers including Salon, Health, Nerve and Real Simple.