The International desk is looking for a talented, experienced and creative senior Asia regional editor to help manage coverage of a vast and diverse region. This is a chance to join a collegial and committed team of reporters and editors who have a history of award-winning work, an eagerness to experiment with new and developing story forms, and a passion for bringing New York Times journalism to a global audience.
At its heart, this is an assigning editor post: you will help guide coverage from one or more countries; overseeing a team of correspondents and helping them grow in their beats, develop creative new story ideas and deeply analytical and explanatory coverage, and craft transporting features, profiles and dispatches.
The role also demands an experienced editor with a rich toolkit of skills who can work with our leadership team to help develop talented and up-and-coming editors. The successful candidate should be a self-starter who can navigate challenging situations and juggle multiple coverage priorities across regions in a news environment that, at times, can be frenetic. You should have demonstrated the ability to shape coverage – working with reporters and editors to conceptualize stories, guide revisions, and ensure the hub’s work gets the widest possible audience.
We want a leader, collaborator and communicator who can effectively work across our global newsroom — coordinating with other editors and teams in Seoul as well as in London and New York to provide continuous, round-the-clock coverage and to develop a cohesive global report. We continue to build out the Seoul hub as a seamless operation that focuses on the priorities of the whole newsroom rather than of a single desk. The ideal candidate will also be integral to creating and developing a cohesive culture that emphasizes diversity, equity and inclusion.
This is a full-time hybrid role based in Seoul, and will report to the Asia editor, who is also based in Seoul.
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