The position requires evaluating dozens of unsolicited submissions weekly and either turning them down or recommending acceptance; maintaining relationships with past contributors and soliciting op-eds from them in response to breaking news; editing op-eds and preparing them for print, online and social media; doing research to assist other editors; suggesting ideas for op-eds and occasionally contributing to the op-ed pages, in particular the Weekend Interview.
Applicant requirements:
– College graduate with at least 4+ years editing experience, preferably with an emphasis on political and economic content.
– It is essential that candidates be familiar with the ideas, philosophy and principles for which the Wall Street Journal editorial page stands.
– Flexible to do weekend/evening work as required.
To apply, go here.
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