Guardian News and Media is committed to being digitally-led and technically innovative. Last year, Guardian US relaunched our web site and native apps, all designed and developed entirely in the open and with the input of thousands of our readers. These were the first steps in a constant evolution of our digital platform, and we are now looking for an Executive Producer to support the newsroom in pushing the flexibilities of our new tools to provide better and better experiences for our readers.

This role will involve a combination of project management and production skills -- someone who supports, but who also evangelizes. You’ll become a super user of our brand-new publishing platform, helping your editorial colleagues understand and embrace new features, and employ user-centered thinking to create and promote our journalism.

You’ll work closely with our core product development teams to guide the development of new features and best practices -- providing an important link between journalists and technologists and facilitating editorial experimentation.

On the presentation side, you are well-versed in the principles of user-centered design, and can guide others in thinking about how to best meet the needs of our varied digital audiences.

In terms of technical knowledge, you won’t be doing any programming, but should understand the basics of HTML and javascript, how an API works, and be able to troubleshoot an issue to determine whether it’s a user error or a true technical glitch.

Similarly, you won’t be responsible for metrics and reporting, but you should be comfortable reading analytics reports and using data to inform decisions and the development of best practices.

You are self-directed. You’ll have guidance on setting priorities and objectives, but will manage your own time and tasks for meeting those goals.

You are creative and solution-oriented. You’ll be working with a constantly evolving toolset, and will be responsible for helping editorial experiment. You’ll need to be able to judge when a “hack” is appropriate, or when a fully-supported solution is necessary. You build your colleague’s confidence and comprehension by teaching as you go.

You know how to translate between different groups. Your role places you at the center of a number of specialized teams, and helping bridge “language barriers” and “cultural gaps” will be key to your success.
Our ideal candidate has at least five years of experience working in a digitally-led newsroom or media company. You’ve worked with a number of content management systems and appreciate the necessary tradeoffs between flexibility and simplicity.

The Real Deal -- an award-winning 60,000-circulation real estate news magazine that provides an inside look at the big players and major deals in New York City -- is seeking a part-time editorial assistant to work 80 hours per month. The position involves writing and research for the magazine's regular monthly features, as well as reporting stories. Applicants must have 1-3 years of journalism or publishing experience, strong news judgment and clean copy as well as a desire to be part of a fast-paced, rapidly expanding news organization.

The Real Deal, the award-winning news magazine that provides an inside look at the big players and major deals in the New York City real estate market, is seeking a full-time reporter.

Job duties include pitching and writing trend stories, data-driven stories, investigative pieces, long-format profiles and other cover packages for the 60,000-circulation print magazine. That's in addition to writing breaking news and feature stories for the website, www.TheRealDeal.com, which gets more than 2.4 million visits a month.

We are looking for someone who is excited about business reporting, and who sees the possibility for great stories in one of the most dynamic real estate markets in the world. The ideal candidate will have an interest in covering money and power and a keen sense of how the industry brings together elements of politics, business, finance and law. The ability to write clean copy on deadline is a must, as is the ability to cultivate sources. Experience in business journalism is a plus.

Salary is competitive and is based on experience. Benefits include health insurance, a 401-K plan and the ability to grow within a rapidly-expanding organization.

The Real Deal Magazine, New York City’s first and largest real estate-focused newsmagazine, is seeking a Deputy Web Editor to join our team in Manhattan.

The DWE will work closely with the Managing Web Editor to shape our online coverage, and will be responsible for editing several stories per day as well as making sure the website has a strong and clear voice. The DWE will also supervise certain aspects of web production, such as scheduling stories and newsletters.

The ideal candidate will have experience in business journalism and working in an online breaking news environment. The ability to edit copy quickly and accurately is a must, as is the ability to make a story sing. Experience covering real estate in major markets is a plus.

Salary is competitive and is based on experience. Benefits include health insurance, a 401-K plan and the ability to grow within the organization.

The Real Deal Magazine, New York City’s first and largest real estate-focused newsmagazine, is seeking a Web Reporter/Producer to join our team in Manhattan.

The web reporter/producer will be responsible for writing several original stories per week on the New York City real estate beat, as well as aggregating stories from other news outlets and helping with general website production duties such as graphics, SEO etc.

This is the biggest and most dynamic real estate market in the world. The ideal candidate will have an interest in covering money and power and a keen sense of how the industry brings together elements of politics, business, finance and law. The ability to write clean copy on deadline is a must, as is the ability to cultivate sources and pitch story ideas. Experience in business journalism is a plus.

Salary is competitive and is based on experience. Benefits include health insurance, a 401-K plan and the ability to grow within a rapidly-expanding organization.

Ecowatch is looking for freelance writers to join our already growing staff to write articles about the issues affecting the environment and the steps being taken to solve them. We cover a wide range of topics from Climate Change, Sustainable Business, Fracking, Renewable Energy, Non-GMO and Organic Food, Solutions on how to go green, Eco-Moms, and many more.

Candidates should have a background in journalism and be able to properly cite outside sources when writing articles.

The position pays $25 to $40 per post.

SUMMARY

Writes assigned stories, cuts video and sound bites and creates elements, including graphics and lower-thirds. Responsible for producing factual, clear, interesting news stories on deadline.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
• Writes copy

• Edits video & sound bites both for assigned stories and reporter live shots

• Watches local news and reads local newspapers to stay up to date on issues affecting our viewers

• Updates scripts as stories change

• Works closely with Producers, Executive Producers, Reporters and Assignment Desk to relay and receive information for stories

REQUIREMENTS
• Must be able to work shifts as needed in a 24/7 newsroom including overnights, weekends, and holidays

QUALIFICATIONS
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Other duties as assigned.

EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATION

• One year of experience working in news preferred.

• Bachelor’s Degree, preferably in Journalism or related field

Time Warner Cable supports a drug-free environment and is EOE M/F/V/D.

The editor in chief of New Voices Magazine is responsible for every aspect of the content of an online Jewish student magazine with over 75,000 readers per semester. On the directorial side, the executive director of the Jewish Student Press Service is responsible for every aspect of the maintenance and continuation of an independent non-profit that has been around for over 40 years.

This is an exceptional opportunity for someone with an entrepreneurial streak: a self-starting young journalist and/or someone with an interest in non-profit management. Ideal applicants have some experience in print or web journalism and an interest in Jewish student affairs, as well as some experience in fundraising and/or grant-writing.

As the editor in chief, the ED/EIC determines the editorial direction of the magazine. The editor works with a team of student writers and editors (including staff writers, freelancers and volunteers) to generate innovative, high-quality content for newvoices.org – content that challenges the status quo in the Jewish community and explores the issues of the day from a unique student perspective.

As the editor in chief, the ED/EIC is directly responsible for building a network of contributors; as the executive director, the ED/EIC is directly responsible for building an audience of engaged readers.

As the executive director, the ED/EIC is responsible for development (donor cultivation, grant writing/reporting), publishing (ad sales, readership) and general administration (bill paying, file maintenance).

The joint position of ED/EIC answers only to a board of directors who have decade of collective experience in journalism and fundraising. They act as advisers, while maintaining a hands-off attitude toward content. The ED/EIC is responsible for planning biannual board meetings, and for maintaining contact with and mobilizing them between board meetings.

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent
• Strong writing and editing skills
• Strong managerial skills
• An interest in Jewish and student issues
• Extremely self-motivated
• Experience in journalism
• Experience in social media and digital journalism
• Experience with grants or other fundraising experience is a plus
• Experience with WordPress is a plus

Bustle is looking for an Associate News Editor to specialize in overnight coverage. Hours would be somewhat flexible, but would be roughly 11 pm to 7 am Monday through Friday, or Sunday through Thursday. The editor will primarily write breaking world and national news stories, and entertainment and celebrity news stories. The editor will also cover the occasional breaking fashion, beauty, and/or lifestyle news topic. From Twitter trends to memes to politics to video games to celebrity births to a hot-button issue raised during a late night talk show, the editor will have his/her finger on the pulse of what is happening right then and there.

This is primarily a blogging position, however, the editor may work with other writers sporadically, so past editing and management experience is a bonus. The editor will publish between 7-12 articles per night, so flexibility, enthusiasm, and familiarity with Bustle's voice is a must.

The editor will work remotely, and Bustle is open to candidates internationally, especially in Australia and Asia.

As an Associate Editor, you’ll be publishing a wide array of content, from topical news, industry studies, to blog posts to drive traffic and media mentions of our site. You’ll have your finger on the pulse of what’s unique, interesting, or helpful in the world of personal finance and beyond. You like thinking about questions and issues from different perspectives and angles.

Here’s what you’ll be responsible for:
• Pitch interesting story and blog ideas for research and development
• Unearth useful or interesting highlights and syntheses through data analysis
• Create and develop your own personal finance beat with useful and engaging content
• Report on new trends and developments in the personal finance space

Requirements:
• BA/BS from accredited college with two years or less of writing experience
• Inquisitive, analytical, and informed thought process
• Critical eye for data, numbers, logic, and accuracy
• Desire to contribute to and shape a growing start-up
• Constant drive for improvement
• Self-starter with a strong work ethic capable of delivering on deadline
• Comfort with adapting and multi-tasking across several deliverables