Ideas is our catchall word for, well, ideas, and is the part of the newsroom chiefly responsible for bringing outside voices to Quartz. We look to Ideas to obsess over the issues our readers are most consumed by, and to peer around corners to reveal the future shape of the global economy and our place in it. It’s about concepts that spark creativity, fuel innovation, and force change. At times these ideas will be provocative or counterintuitive, and the Deputy Ideas Editor must be comfortable with pushing past preconceived stereotypes to provide context for our readers.
Our contributors are entrepreneurs, executives, scientists, academics, artists, and others whose experience and expertise provide surprising insights and prompt conversation and debate. Their contributions are expressed as clear, bold arguments, and can be as simple as a tweet or Instagram story and extend to a live Q&A or a 1,200-word article.
Our ideal candidate will be plugged into vibrant networks of people, is cool under pressure, buzzes with ideas, and is intellectually curious and hungry to understand the world better. This person will be a consummate editor who is able to assign and edit copy with speed and precision across a broad range of topics from a wide variety of sources. The Deputy Ideas Editor will get a kick out of taking other people’s words and honing them to deliver their core insight and make them shine. She likes experimenting with formats other than the typical 700-word article and is comfortable with using data and visuals to tell a story.
A minimum of 2-3 years editing experience is required, in addition to some reporting experience. Event or community management experience is a plus. International experience and languages other than English are a big plus.
To apply, please submit a cover letter, resume, and five links to relevant work.
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