Sports/News Designer — Washington, D.C.

(Note: This is a U-Desk position and does not report to me, but I'll have a role in the selection process and will work closely with whoever gets it. PM me with any questions. Obviously there are others around these parts who also can speak to the work environment here, etc.)


The Washington Times is seeking a talented sports/news designer

If you have sharp news judgment, solid editing skills and high standards for quality, the most respected provider of hard-hitting journalism and razor-sharp commentary in the nation's capital wants to hear from you.

The Washington Times is seeking the best and brightest journalism professional with experience in sports and news design to join the team as a Universal Desk Layout Editor to meet the increasing needs of its expanding readership. The successful candidate will design and edit sports, news, and feature pages two to four special sections per year. They will also edit, post and update stories and multimedia content for digital platforms. The position may require night and weekend hours as well.

The Washington Times offers a competitive base salary which includes, medical, dental, vision & company-paid life insurance, as well as a generous paid time off program, paid holidays, a matching 401(k) plan, and free on-site parking! If you are interested in joining one of the most dynamic media company in Washington, apply online by simply clicking here: https://home.eease.adp.com/recruit/?id=10069671. To learn more about all our current job opportunities, please visit our career page at www.washingtontimes.com.

The Washington Times is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

 

I've been in the business for 20 years and I have as much respect for the OP as anyone I've ever worked with. So much so that I registered just to give him and this job my SOA. I'm also a bit familiar with this gig, so if you have any questions about what it entails, the general area, the OP's musical tastes, the former SE's fashion sense, etc., feel free to PM me.