The New York Times is seeking a seasoned reporter based in Seattle to helm the Pacific Northwest region as its bureau chief. The role involves producing a variety of work from breaking news to in-depth pieces, conceiving coverage plans, and cultivating a deep source network. Requires versatility, strong writing skills, and collaborative spirit.

Assist in all areas of editorial work; from producing outputs for our text and media channels to coordinating with freelance contributors. Conduct research and analysis to identify potential themes for content coverage. Provide vital administrative support to the editorial team, including document management, and filtering correspondence.

Our Content Levelers bring a wide variety of experience to the table, they are all united by their passion for improving the lives of teachers and students, and their commitment to developing engaging, student-centered, and culturally responsive resources. Content Levelers adapt reading levels to create accessible content.

The Real Estate Freelance Reporter will master the Bisnow editorial process, maintain and build relationships and keep up with our fast-paced, high-pressure environment. The majority of the freelancer’s work will be national in scope, but they will also be responsible for some local coverage of the San Francisco Bay Area.

In this role, you will report on the burgeoning self-care and wellness industries, both inside and outside the medical establishment and public health bureaucracies. You will produce engaging, original reporting and insightful analysis on health and wellness questions and how they shape our society as you explore innovative solutions and demystify what works.

Produce engaging original reporting, insightful analysis and thought-provoking criticism on cultural trends, especially as they pertain to our lives lived offscreen. Through in-depth, long-form stories, explore how culture shapes our world. Salon’s culture journalism applies a critical lens, challenging the culture we consume by pushing past prevailing narratives.

Perform editorial functions related to the ongoing development and creation of media databases and content, specifically in the audiovisual sphere. The ideal candidate loves movies and series, and is familiar and up-to-date with TV listings and the media sector in general.

This role involves researching and producing style guidance for a set of terms that have nuanced and shifting meanings and are commonly used in journalism. The writer will participate in regular meetings to review progress towards deadlines and integrate edits. The target word count for each term is around 300-600, but length will vary depending on complexity.

Work closely with the Managing Editor and Senior Editor to ensure the editorial team produces high-quality, timely, and accurate content. Provide editorial guidance to investment journalists, ensuring content meets standards and is informative for readers. Review and edit articles on investment topics, ensuring they are fact-checked and engaging.