The Philadelphia Inquirer is seeking a Data Editor to lead our dynamic data reporting team, conceive and edit data enterprise and projects, guide data-driven collaborations across the newsroom and drive newsroom development of data products and reporting tools.
We’re seeking an editor who is passionate about ambitious enterprise journalism that proves its claims, and nimble enough to make data journalism part of our breaking news coverage where appropriate. Extensive experience working with data is a must: highly-qualified applicants will be adept at acquiring, cleaning, and analyzing data, and at coaching others on how to do the same.
We’re also looking for an editor who recognizes that data is often not enough, and has the experience and collaborative skills needed to guide and edit a complete story.
A commitment to innovation and experimentation is a core requirement. We value creative storytelling, and we’re seeking an editor who’s just as adept at editing interactives as narratives. Beyond individual stories, the Data Editor will also identify opportunities and lead development of data-powered-resources for both newsroom colleagues and our audiences.
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