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Senior Visual Editor, Multimedia News Projects

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thenewyorktimesNew York (NY)

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About the role

The New York Times seeks a Senior Editor for Projects & Initiatives to lead large-scale visual storytelling efforts that connect the newsroom with business and R&D. This in-office role in New York requires coordinating across desks and managing both staff and freelancers to publish ambitious, multimedia stories. You will guide editorial ideas into visual concepts, supervise teams, and collaborate with editors, designers, and video editors, maintaining Times values and independence.

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