Responsibilities for associate editor include, but are not limited to, the following:

*Edit news articles for web and print newspaper (AP style).
Page-proof print publications using InCopy, Adobe and related tools
*Write news articles for web and print: features, meeting coverage, FDA approvals, etc
*Post articles to web as needed using proprietary Content Management System
*Attend 4-5 medical/pharmacy meetings per year, help coordinate news coverage
*Establish topics based on editorial board/publication team collaboration for annual edition of clinician-written reviews; find authors; track and edit manuscripts (AMA style); adhere to production schedule and manage all key production steps
*Attend and participate in annual editorial board meetings
*Capture video and post at meetings; develop and post podcasts and other multimedia content

Skills and Requirements:

*Bachelor’s degree (required) in English/Journalism/Communications; advanced degree and clinical experience desirable
*Must possess more than 5 years of journalism/communication experience covering complex medical/health topics.
*Strong detail-oriented writing and editing skills, including the ability to adapt material for multiple channels (print and digital)
*An eye for sharp, engaging leads/headlines and an ability to fact-check and ensure fair balance.
*Ability to manage multiple projects across different therapeutic areas and markets
*A strong team player who can work independently but also collaborate with sales/publishing team and complete all assigned tasks on schedule
*Ability to work with social media editor to promote print and web content, boost website traffic and build brand awareness
*Strong interpersonal skills, including tact, diplomacy, and grace under pressure
*Must possess experience with video-editing programs like Final Cut Pro.

Observer is looking for a reporter to cover money and markets. We’re seeking someone with a comprehensive knowledge of the global economy, Wall Street and finance, but who also is deeply curious about all things money, from DAOs to hedge funds to SPACs to the latest in fintech. This reporter will know about the stories everyone else is writing, but will understand where to find the stories no one else is writing.

At its core, this beat will be about power and the powerful, and understanding how money shapes the world we live in. We’re looking for a reporter who can see both the big picture and the connections that link companies to markets to investors to economies, but embraces the details. We’re looking for stories that go past the headlines and reveal bigger truths about how capitalism works today.

We’re looking for a reporter with

* At least two years of experience reporting about finance, markets, economics or related experience

* A facility with writing both breaking news and longer enterprise stories

* Fluid and authoritative writing

* The ability to develop sources and break news

* A comfort with data and experience building their own charts

* An eagerness to find and pitch story ideas daily

* Interest in contributing to or writing a newsletter

*High journalistic standards, attention to detail, and the skeptical heart of a fact-checker.

Our headquarters are in New York City, but we will consider remote candidates who live in the United States.

Observer is hiring a smart energetic media reporter to track the flow of power among big tech companies, individual creators, and the emerging class of legacy media winners. You will chronicle the fate of local news, cool media start-ups and storied alt weekly newspapers (oh hello!). Perhaps you'll even cover the fate of democracy itself.

What you'll be doing:

Tracking the creator economy and the economy that is emerging around the creator economy.

Keeping a close eye on big tech, social media platforms and policy.

Generating scoops and providing insight that drives conversations on the platforms you cover.

Working our product and visuals team to produce ambitious interactive projects.

Contributing to or writing a newsletter.

What we're looking for:

Experience developing sources and breaking news, ideally in media or tech.

Ability or experience breaking down complex policy issues for a smart, but busy, audience.

Broad range of interest and curiosity about the evolution of media and its effect on democracy.

High journalistic standards, attention to detail, with the skeptical heart of a fact-checker.

Visual and data skills a huge plus.

The Observer is looking for a reporter to cover the business of climate change and energy. We’re looking for someone with a passion for the subject and a clear-eyed appreciation of its complexity. The right candidate will understand the science behind global warming, the business of fossil fuels, and the markets for carbon emissions.

This beat will cover everything from the fights over solar subsidies in California to the SEC’s climate reporting requirements to Saudi Aramco’s market cap. It will also explore the science and business behind the race to build better batteries, develop sustainable agriculture and mitigate rising oceans.

We want a reporter who can put the news in context, connect the dots and has an appetite for covering one of the biggest stories of this generation (or of any generation).

Ideally this reporter will have:

*At least two years of experience reporting about climate and/or energy or have related experience

*A facility with writing both breaking news and longer enterprise stories

*Fluid and authoritative writing

*The ability to develop sources and break news

*A comfort with data and experience building their own charts

*An eagerness to find and pitch story ideas daily

*Interest in contributing to or writing a newsletter

*High journalistic standards, attention to detail, and the skeptical heart of a fact-checker.

Our headquarters are in New York City, but we will consider remote candidates who live in the United States.

The Observer is looking for a reporter to cover labor and management. This beat will cover work, workers, and what working means in 2022 and beyond. It will also examine the roles of employers and companies, and the changing dynamics between managers and those they manage.

The right candidate will be at home writing about labor organizing at Amazon and Starbucks, the Great Resignation and its myriad causes, the fight over raising the minimum wage, parental leave policies, the gender pay gap, and corporate governance practices. If you are interested in the future of commuting, pet insurance as a benefit, European board diversity quotas, strategies for getting a raise, the rise in employee activism, and the best (and worst) ways to reward employees in an IPO, this job is for you.

Ideally this reporter will have:

*At least two years of experience reporting about work, labor or management or have related experience

*A facility with writing both breaking news and longer enterprise stories

*Fluid and authoritative writing

*The ability to develop sources and break news

*A comfort with data and experience building their own charts

*An eagerness to find and pitch story ideas daily

*Interest in contributing to or writing a newsletter

*High journalistic standards, attention to detail, and the skeptical heart of a fact-checker.

Our headquarters are in New York City, but we will consider remote candidates who live in the United States.

Montclair Local is seeking a full-time reporter for its Human Connections beat.

The Human Connections reporter’s job is to seek out stories that start with people, not institutions and meeting schedules — but will often involve discussions of how structures and systems are (or aren’t) serving the needs of Montclair’s diverse community.

The reporter focuses on the struggles, triumphs, solutions, artistic expression and culture of Montclair. The reporter’s job is not to give voice to the voiceless — but to turn an ear toward those whose voices can and must be amplified, in the service of reflecting a complex and varied community equitably.

We’re a small operation, so the reporter must also need to be nimble and flexible enough to jump into breaking news at any time, and may carve out other beats that are explored with an approach that incorporates the priorities described above.

To date, that’s involved significant reporting on arts and business — Montclair has a vibrant community of locally owned businesses, key to the town’s character and vitality — and how both intersect with the lived experience of those in Montclair.

Most weeks, the reporter will produce between three and seven news or feature stories, reflecting the principles and priorities described here.

The reporter will also help prepare community announcements and other material specific to MontclairLocal.news, as a shared responsibility with other members of the reporting and editing staff.

The reporter will take ownership of the presentation of his or her material online — writing strong headlines, seeking out or creating accompanying art and multimedia and positioning it on social platforms.

The reporter may also play a role with some community-facing events and engagement efforts on behalf of the news organization.

A reporter in this role will demonstrate and develop:

A commitment to principles of diversity, equity and inclusion, with practical application to day-in, day-out community journalism. The reporter understands engagement with the needs and culture of communities isn’t accomplished only with pieces about their specific concerns, but instead by exploring the ways any and all stories may intersect with their lives. This role isn’t only about the needs and culture of marginalized communities, but the reporter must be ever-thoughtful about incorporating and exploring them as a core value.
An understanding of accountability and solutions journalism, with specific ideas about how to pursue both in Montclair.
An understanding of principles of community organizing, and their application to community partnership, engagement and story development.
Insights into how arts, business and other beat reporting can engage the principles described above.
This position is a full-time role, with benefits including health insurance and a Simple IRA. The salary range is $40-44,000, depending on experience. Candidates of color, LGBTQ+ individuals, veterans and women are encouraged to apply.

Montclair Local Nonprofit News, Inc. (Montclair Local) is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Employment opportunities at Montclair Local are based upon one’s qualifications and capabilities to perform the essential functions of a particular job. All employment opportunities are provided without regard to race, religion, sex, pregnancy, childbirth or related medical conditions, national origin, age, veteran status, disability, genetic information, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Spectrum is looking for an Engagement Editor who will help us reach and involve our audience effectively.

Spectrum is an autism news site intended for scientists, although we are also read by many non-scientists. The site has won multiple awards for writing, multimedia and art.

You love talking to scientists and engaging them in conversations about our news, both offline and on. You can persuade them to present webinars and write opinion pieces. You have a clear understanding of social-media strategy and site analytics.

As Engagement Editor, you will embed yourself among autism researchers and be the first to know about trends and advances. You will commission opinion pieces from scientists, seek out editorial partnerships with other publications, select articles for syndication, and shape the presentation of Spectrum content across social media and other channels. You will also plan live events and support the marketing and engagement team's overall efforts.

Experience in journalism is required. An academic science background and experience in neuroscience, genomics or a related field are a plus.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone to help shape the conversation in one of the most exciting fields in science.

Bring at least three years of experience and an unerring grasp of journalism trends. We offer a generous salary and truly excellent benefits.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS/RESPONSIBILITIES

• Engage with the scientific community online and off, and be the first to know about trends and advances.
• Promote Spectrum content on social media, and implement a social-media strategy.
• Commission opinion pieces, plan webinars and roundtables, and produce live events.
• Syndicate Spectrum articles.
• Perform any other duties or tasks as assigned or required.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Education

• Bachelor's degree

Experience

• At least three years of journalism experience, social-media skills and impeccable news judgment.

REQUIRED APPLICATION MATERIALS

• Please submit a resume and cover letter stating your interest in the position.

THE SIMONS FOUNDATION'S DIVERSITY COMMITMENT

Many of the greatest ideas and discoveries come from a diverse mix of minds, backgrounds and experiences, and we are committed to cultivating an inclusive work environment.The Simons Foundation actively seeks a diverse applicant pool and encourages candidates of all backgrounds to apply.We provide equal opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, religion, color, age, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic disposition, neurodiversity, disability, veteran status, or any other protected category under federal, state and local law.

Spectrum is looking for an Associate Web Producer to join our team.

Spectrum is an autism news site intended for scientists, although we are also read by many non-scientists.

The Spectrum Associate Web Producer's primary role will be to ensure the posting of Spectrum's award-winning content at spectrumnews.org and on other platforms, including newsletters. Reporting to the Director of Engagement and Marketing and working closely with the Multimedia Director and Copy Chief, the Associate Web Producer will uphold and elevate Spectrum's high production values and work with the rest of the team to ensure that Spectrum is reaching its specialized audience, which includes neuroscientists, clinicians, geneticists and policymakers.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS/RESPONSIBILITIES
• Post Spectrum content, including multimedia elements (photos, gifs, videos, audio, etc.)
• Publish Spectrum newsletters
• Obtain rights to use research art, illustrations, photographs and other creative materials
• Collaborate closely with Spectrum's editorial team
• Perform any other duties or tasks as assigned or required.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Education
• Bachelor's degree required
• Science background preferred

Experience
• At least three years of experience in online production roles
• Art or visual background preferred
• Experience in journalism, or working at journalistic outlets, preferred

Related Skills & Other Requirements
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Adaptable to quickly changing priorities
• Must demonstrate ability to manage detailed projects and track progress appropriately
• Experience and facility with content management systems and marketing and outreach tools such as WordPress and Mailchimp
• Experience with Photoshop and YouTube
• A good visual sense
• Strong creative problem-solving skills
• Sound judgment and exceptional ethical standards
• Comfortable working independently and in a collaborative team environment

REQUIRED APPLICATION MATERIALS
• Please submit a resume and cover letter stating your interest in the position.

THE SIMONS FOUNDATION'S DIVERSITY COMMITMENT

Many of the greatest ideas and discoveries come from a diverse mix of minds, backgrounds and experiences, and we are committed to cultivating an inclusive work environment.The Simons Foundation actively seeks a diverse applicant pool and encourages candidates of all backgrounds to apply.We provide equal opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, religion, color, age, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic disposition, neurodiversity, disability, veteran status, or any other protected category under federal, state and local law.

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I. Job Summary | The editorial assistant for the lifestyle vertical (which primarily covers Home and Travel topics) is responsible for pitching, writing and reporting news, features and stories across PEOPLE’s various platforms, most notably for the weekly magazine and People.com. The ideal candidate is a creative, organized, self-starting team player who thrives in a fast-paced environment, has excellent writing and reporting skills, possesses a vast knowledge about entertainment and lifestyle personalities, has an understanding of the PEOPLE voice and a knack for storytelling, has superior entertainment news judgment, and can juggle multiple assignments and deadlines.

II. Essential Job Functions:
-- 60% Contributes to People.com: pitches, reports and writes multiple stories a day.

-- 20% Contributes to PEOPLE magazine: Pitching, conducting interviews, reporting and writing for travel, home, lifestyle and other sections of the magazine (from front of book to long-form features); research and factchecking.

-- 15% Administrative-editorial support: Maintaining editorial calendars.

-- 5% Event and red carpet coverage.

III. Minimum Qualifications and Job Requirements

Education: Bachelor’s degree in Journalism, English or related field OR equivalent related experience

Experience: Interest in entertainment news and lifestyle topics is desired, ideally with a past internship or work experience in either.

Specific Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
-- Excellent writing, reporting and editing skills.
-- Passion for journalism with sound editorial judgment.
-- Advanced fact checking and research skills—must be resourceful, fast, savvy and accurate.
-- An adept understanding of AP Style and SEO-friendly copy is crucial; copy must be clean and journalistically sound.
-- Must display high degree of interest in entertainment, travel, home and lifestyle topics and personalities, with knowledge of media in general.
-- Good interpersonal skills.
-- Proficiency with Mac, WordPress, digital publishing (SEO, social media platforms, etc.).
-- Ability to multi-task, prioritize and organize.
-- Able to think creatively to conceptualize viable stories.