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Wall Street Journal seeks editors for publishing desk in New York

The Wall Street Journal is seeking skilled, highly creative editors for its fast-paced Publishing Desk in New York. These accomplished journalists are invigorated by the demands of the current news cycle and the importance of delivering top-quality stories and visuals to readers.

Senior publishing editors meet and maintain WSJ’s high standards through precise and concise editing, sharp and informative headlines and distinctive presentation, while taking on additional responsibilities to independently and quickly make decisions about breaking news, manage strategy on the top news of the day and oversee the work of colleagues.

These editors must understand the demands of a 24-hour news cycle and be comfortable with making high-level news decisions. These editors have excellent communication skills and are able to move decisively and support colleagues in their work by giving clear direction. The role also requires a strong appreciation of the needs of various publishing platforms and the wherewithal to communicate with those overseers.

In addition to breaking news, these editors will work on lively, in-depth feature stories and graphics on a variety of core subjects valued by readers. A deep interest in all areas of news, in particular national, political, world and business, is desired.

Editors on the publishing desk are versatile and possess the temperament to handle multiple articles and responsibilities across platforms in an efficient manner. The ability to collaborate with reporters and editors around the world is essential. Shifts include weekend work.

Experience in digital journalism and publishing is preferred as well as an appreciation of modern and innovative storytelling techniques. A desire to perform in the highest professional manner is encouraged. The ability to learn quickly and execute new skills is paramount.

Yvonne Zacharias

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