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WSJ seeks community editor in NY

The Wall Street Journal is looking for a New York-based community editor to oversee audience conversation experience across platforms and to foster meaningful dialogue among readers and journalists.

You will work hand-in-hand with WSJ news, strategy and engineering colleagues. You will be a partner to WSJ’s live journalism team.

You will report to the new audiences and community deputy editor, and you will use industry trends, technology developments and data/analytics to help create digital community strategy.

You will:

  • Exercise strong judgment in packaging and presenting conversation alongside news.
  • Help connect the content with the audience, the audience with each other and the audience with the Journal’s journalists.
  • Demonstrate a command of editing and conversational writing to engage readers.
  • Understand the different opportunities for commenting around breaking news as well as enterprise.
  • Be comfortable with technical concepts and eager to be helpful in technical planning around product features related to audience conversation.
  • Lead with empathy, both for the audience and your team members. You will help your direct reports produce their very best work and support their career development.

You have:

  • At least 3+ years of experience with news and audience development or audience commenting work.
  • An attention to detail. Takes pride in and ownership of one’s work.
  • A positive attitude. Can motivate team members and stay future-focused and positive when under deadline pressure.
  • The ability to collaborate with other groups and employ excellent communication skills.
  • The ability to thrive in an atmosphere of constant change and embrace experimentation.
  • A level of comfort balancing multiple tasks and responsibilities while meeting deadlines.

To apply, please submit your resume and a cover letter.

Mariam Ahmed

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