The Managing Editor will be a critical part of the newsroom’s leadership team, reporting to the Editor in Chief. They will help shape the daily report and overall direction of the newsroom, ensuring a steady stream of ambitious, impactful and deeply resonant journalism.
The managing editor will work with the Editor in Chief to set editorial priorities and manage the editorial calendar to ensure a robust publishing schedule that includes several pieces of content at varying lengths each day.
They will be responsible for building and developing a team of beat reporters of varying levels of experience, who will collectively be expected to produce daily accountability coverage across key beats, starting with higher education, and city and state government, ensuring the coverage is impactful, proactive, rigorous and responsive to the needs of Indianapolis residents.
The Managing Editor will work in close partnership with the Community Journalism Director so that community input and priorities are integral to the overall strategy of this newsroom, and with newsroom leadership to ensure content is produced in formats that are maximally accessible to the newsroom’s audiences.
They will also work with media partners of the initiative to enhance overall coverage and fill information gaps in Indiana. Along with the Editor in Chief and Audience editor, they will shape the overall audience strategy to ensure our report is reaching a growing number of Indianapolis residents, particularly in underserved communities.
Responsibilities & Priorities:
Supervision:
Consider applying if you have some of these skill sets:
Salary minimum: Starting $100,000, commensurate with experience
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