We are looking for a skilled manager and editor with knowledge of economics and business, macro and micro, large and small; a vision for creative, high-impact coverage on all platforms; and an ability to inspire colleagues to do ambitious, audacious work.
The ideal candidate has the ability to make Business stories appeal not only to traditional readers of business journalism but also beyond. This editor will frame stories around the central questions people are asking, the things they wish they knew or understood or the things they didn’t even realize they were curious about. Audience-oriented decision-making is a must, as this editor will need to make tough choices about what stories are worth the time and focus of staff, and what can be covered with wire and third-party partners.
This editor will work on a range of coverage with a focus on stories about the business of Hollywood, the California economy, high-profile Los Angeles-based companies and consumer issues affecting residents and workers in Southern California.
Responsibilities:
Requirements/qualifications:
This is a management role. Ideally, the candidate will be based in El Segundo, Calif., but will consider applicants who would work remotely in other time zones or in our Washington, D.C., office. Occasional night and weekend work is expected. Weekday shifts begin at 6 a.m.
Qualified candidates should submit a resume, cover letter and portfolio to Business Editor Richard Verrier at the apply link.
To apply, go here.
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