We are looking for a Deputy Snapchat Editor to become a core member of a small team tasked with making our weekly stories for Snapchat Discover. The deputy editor is involved in all aspects of the editorial process including script-writing, adapting pre-existing content for the Snapchat audience, video-editing, liaising across different editorial departments, and on occasion, stepping in to run the Snapchat department.
A clear understanding of what makes The Economist’s editorial voice unique, abundant creativity, exceptional copy-writing skills and thorough experience with the Snapchat platform are essential for this position. As are outstanding organizational skills, flexibility, an appetite for experimentation and a good sense of fun. Some leadership experience is preferred, but not essential.
How to apply
Please send a CV and a cover letter that includes two ideas for Economist Snapchat editions and three ideas for individual snaps.
Applicants must be eligible to work in the United Kingdom and should be available to start in May 2017. The deadline for applications is April 16th 2017.
In the role you would be expected to:
Applicants must have:
A portfolio of work showcasing these specific creative skills:
As well as:
To apply, go here.
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