Journalists across our newsroom use events as an extension of their digital and traditional storytelling. This editor will help conceive and shape the content we create for live events — a critically important way WSJ journalists connect with readers, sources and a broader audience.
This editor will interact with newsroom and commercial colleagues, utilizing a keen news sense and rigorous attention to detail. He or she will be involved from conception, logistics planning and audience outreach; to event-day support, social-media publishing and follow-up communications.
This editor also will contribute to projects associated with specialized news services for WSJ. The ideal candidate will have a significant background in reporting or editing and a passion for exploring the digital transformation of the news business.
Applications should include a resume and cover letter.
To apply, go here.
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