FAQs
Do we support remote work?
Yes, this position is hybrid, requiring regular attendance in the office each week.
What is the main focus of the video editor role at The New York Times?
The main focus is to bring compelling original video journalism to life through editing alongside video journalists and reporters, covering news, enterprise, and investigative stories.
What software expertise is required for the video editor position?
Candidates must have expertise in Adobe Premiere and Creative Suite (CS).
Is experience in breaking news coverage necessary for this role?
Yes, deep experience in breaking and ongoing news coverage is required.
What type of storytelling is the video editor expected to create?
The video editor is expected to create digitally compelling short-form video journalism and experiment with different forms of vertical and mobile visual storytelling.
Will the video editor work as part of a team?
Yes, the video editor will work closely with video journalists and producers and may guide junior staff on edits while also being comfortable working autonomously.
Are there specific qualities the company is looking for in a candidate?
The company is looking for a collaborative team player with a positive attitude, excellent news judgment, and a commitment to journalistic independence.
Will the video editor be responsible for incorporating graphics into their work?
Yes, the role includes incorporating animation, motion graphics, and graphic templates for new and existing formats.
Are there any preferred qualifications for this position?
Preferred qualifications include a digital-first mindset, familiarity with the latest video editing techniques and technologies, and the ability to make quick decisions under pressure.
Is The New York Times committed to diversity and inclusion?
Yes, The New York Times is committed to maintaining a diverse and inclusive workforce that reflects the varied global community they serve.