The New York Times

Media

TemporaryStaffEditor,HomeTeam

$62–85k ~AI est. New York, New York, United States; Washington, District of Columbia, United States TEMPORARY Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Temporary Staff Editor, Home Team at The New York Times. Skills: Digital news editing, Audience data, News judgment. Master production tools and workflows. Handle fast-moving breaking news presentations”

What You'll Achieve.

Increase reader engagement

Industry & Context.

Media
Problems you'll solve

Setting priorities; Keeping up with demands

Eligibility Requirements

12-8 p.m. schedule, Sunday - Thursday schedule

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Three or more years of experience as a digital news editor, Experience working with audience data, Excellence in news judgment, Excellence in audience-sensitive framing, Excellence in writing mechanics, Ability to quickly execute changes to layout, Ability to quickly execute changes to order, Working well under pressure, Setting priorities among many tasks, Keeping up with demands of multiple editors

Nice to Have

B. A. or B. S. degree, Prior experience working with visual design, Prior experience working with user experience

What You'll Do.

Master production tools and workflows

Handle fast-moving breaking news presentations

Write lively and compelling summaries

Write lively and compelling headlines

Write lively and compelling captions

Workshop push notifications

Send push notifications

Workshop targeted emails

Collaborate with product teams

Provide insights about tools

Provide feedback about tools

Provide insights about platforms

Provide feedback about platforms

Demonstrate support for journalistic independence

Demonstrate commitment to mission

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Product teams

Communication Scope

Writing mechanics

Free ATS check

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