The Wall Street Journal is seeking an editor to run its market news desk.
The successful candidate will oversee production of the print edition of Money & Investing, as well the Markets section of wsj.com.
Responsibilities include managing the layout of the print and online sections, directing copy flow for features and news stories, and scheduling a team of more than a dozen copy editors. The job requires the ability to work in close collaboration with the editor of Money & Investing, the real-time news desk, wsj.com editors and the design, graphics and photo departments.
The successful applicant will be a proven leader and team builder who is comfortable working in both the print and online worlds.
To apply, go here.
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