Newsweek is seeking an experienced newsroom editor who can plan, edit, and rewrite copy on both print and digital platforms quickly and cleanly in a fast-paced environment.
You will be responsible for the smooth production of Newsweek's print magazine: selecting suitable articles, managing the flatplan, assisting in the layout of pages, assisting in design and picture choices, and writing headlines. You will perform these tasks to strict deadlines.
You will also work with sub-editors and other newsroom staff to enhance the quality of Newsweek's digital content.
You will be working on days agreed with Newsweek in advance. You may also be required to take on additional tasks as deemed necessary by editors at Newsweek, including commissioning articles or other content for the magazine.
Our office is based in London but you will have the ability to work from home anywhere in the UK.
Work pattern: Full-time, Monday to Friday
Working time: 10am - 7pm or later at 11am - 8pm depending on the needs of the business.
Key responsibilities
Editing and revising multiple stories a day across various beats and topics for print and digital
Selecting suitable articles for the magazine and managing the flatplan and production process
Meeting tight deadlines
Following AP and in-house style
Ensuring the quality of the content is of the highest possible standard
Commissioning articles as required
Managing direct reports as required
Any other reasonable duties to meet the needs of the business
Experience
Significant experience in a senior newsroom production role
Experience using InDesign and InCopy
Experience managing a flatplan
Experience publishing digital content
Experience of picture-editing tools such as Photoshop is desirable
Experience managing direct reports