The Editorial Developer is central to HBR’s efforts to tell stories, experiment, and create interactive experiences. We are looking for a well-rounded editor/journalist/developer who is as comfortable writing and editing in front-end code as in text. The editorial developer will create high quality interactive content for consumption across devices and platforms and find new ways to visualize, remix, and add utility to the ideas HBR publishes.
Key Responsibilities
· Create content and interactive editorial applications for HBR digital properties. These may require scouting for new academic research, handling data sets, helping expert authors interpret their ideas, and adapting existing content.
· Collaborate with editors, designers, and developers to conceive and develop interactive pieces including data visualizations and assessments.
· Brainstorm and build experimental content formats for multi-platform and device-specific projects, including around chatbots.
· Evaluate and work with vendors and external partners.
· Analyze audience behavior and use insights to refine HBR’s approach to interactive content. Be a critical voice in internal conversations about HBR’s audience engagement metrics.
· Contribute to larger projects that improve the user experience of HBR’s digital platforms.
Requirements
· At least 2 years editorial/journalism experience, and familiarity with topics related to business and management.
· Digital production and development experience including working with the Adobe Creative Suite, HTML, CSS, Javascript, including familiarity with the most common statistical and data visualization libraries, and JQuery and developing mobile or tablet-friendly content packages. Understanding of HTML/CSS best practices.
· Familiarity with web APIs and ability to integrate data, audio, and video into interactive experiences. Up-to-date knowledge of trends in digital content and user experience.
· Good visual thinking and an understanding of how to create intuitive user experiences.
· Familiarity with analytics platforms and creating analytics reports.
· Proven skills in facilitating complex multidisciplinary collaborations.
Harvard Business Publishing, the parent company of HBR, was founded in 1994 as a not-for-profit, wholly-owned subsidiary of Harvard University, reporting into Harvard Business School. Our mission is to improve the practice of management in a changing world. This mission influences how we approach what we do here and what we believe is important.
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