The New York Times

AdvMakeupCoordinator

$108–110k New York, New York, United States
The Brief

“Adv Makeup Coordinator at The New York Times. Skills: layout details, production timelines, collaboration workflow tools. Assist in executing layout details. Remain organized and responsive”

What You'll Achieve.

maximum efficiency and effectiveness

Industry & Context.

Eligibility Requirements

Must be available for night and/or weekend hours

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

College Point office location in Flushing, Queens, Must be available for night and/or weekend hours, Bachelor's degree or equivalent years of experience, Familiarity with rate card positions, makeup policy acceptability, typographical rules

Nice to Have

PPI Planpag layout system, B2B paging data communication, PAM press impositions, Adpoint ad reservations, Slack, Google Mail, Workday, Citrix, Salesforce, Jira, MS Office, Google Office Docs Editor

What You'll Do.

Assist in executing layout details

Remain organized and responsive

Leverage existing tools

Refine processes for efficiency

Work on layout of sections

Work on redesign of sections

Print product layout responsibilities

Provide correct setup of print campaigns

Keep up-to-date with trends

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Close collaboration with internal partners; Create positive working relationships

Free ATS check

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