Bloomberg Government is seeking an Online Editor with strong editorial experience, digital production skills and knowledge of the U.S. government to join our web team.
She/he will be involved with daily publishing and must have a strong background in news editing and newsletters. Experience with e-mail distribution software, traffic analytics, HTML and various content management systems are essential.
A professional background in and knowledge of U.S. government policy is vital. The successful candidate will be responsible for producing multiple early morning newsletters under tight deadlines. She/he will work closely with a colleague based in London and other members of our online team as well as newsroom editors, reporters and analysts.
Additional daily responsibilities include:
– Handle news selection, production and quality assurance on multiple daily newsletters
– Write concise headlines and story synopses
– Make editorial decisions about story selection and positioning
– Examine government databases and external news sources to find relevant supplemental links
– Track performance of site and newsletters through analytics
– Write and edit blog posts or short narratives for push products
– Conduct site-wide quality control checks
– Build out stories and special website features to offer dynamic user experiences
To apply, go here.
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