The new formats team sits within the Strategy unit’s Membership Engagement Department. The editor leading this team will be able to work closely with others across the Strategy unit, which is an incubator for new technologies, audience growth, community and news innovation. The team includes half a dozen new major initiatives that will be led by a full range of journalistic talent — writers, video journalists, graphics designers, editors, product managers, engineers, designers, data scientists, artificial intelligence experts and more — in a lively, collaborative project to discover new offerings of journalistic value.
The Wall Street Journal is a creative, collaborative and exciting work environment. The ideal candidate will have editing and reporting experience, the ability to work quickly on deadline and a passion for pitching both story ideas and story format experiments. This person will work closely with user research to understand what new formats work best and then to bake them into newsroom workflows. An understanding of and interest in business and political news is helpful. And a focus on providing value to the audience, through content that is highly useful, is important.
The ideal candidate will have experience successfully producing compelling digital content that attracts an audience and encourages engagement and subscription conversion. The successful candidate will be excited to lead by example and also to lead and manage a team of reporters.
It’s essential to have enthusiasm for news and the public mission of journalism in these jobs. The Journal is the most trusted news outlet in the country, and it is expanding its appeal among new audiences. The ideal candidate will help us identify and create new forms of journalism in a quick way that is responsive to the news but has creative rigor.
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