The Wall Street Journal is seeking an editor/writer to put news in context for new audiences via the WSJ’s What’s News newsletter.
Candidates must have excellent news judgment, a command of the Journal’s core coverage priorities and a knack for finding ways to tell stories in an engaging way in email and on other platforms. You should also know how to contextualize news.
The position will be based in our New York City office, working afternoon and evening hours Sunday through Thursday.
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