Jobs at Dow Jones & Company, Inc.

Edit and publish real-time business and financial news for Dow Jones/WSJ audiences. Ensure accuracy, style, and speed; use publishing systems; collaborate across global teams; work varying shifts and prioritize breaking coverage under pressure.

Curate and publish breaking financial and corporate news on the NewsPlus platform. Monitor real-time news flow, tag and optimize content in the CMS, package newsletter briefings, and collaborate with global Dow Jones teams while working flexible, shift-based schedules.

Curate and publish WSJ content across digital platforms, combining expert copy-editing with platform programming. Make real-time audience-driven packaging, write SEO-optimized headlines and alerts, apply metadata and in-house coding, troubleshoot publishing issues, and collaborate with reporters and global production hubs to maximize engagement while upholding editorial standards.

Report on business, finance and markets across Asia from Tokyo. Break news, produce deeply reported enterprise stories and profiles, and collaborate with audio, video and visual teams to explain corporate, economic and geopolitical trends for a global audience.

Report on Chinas political, economic, societal and geopolitical shifts. Break news, produce in-depth enterprise and investigative pieces, combine on-the-ground reporting with data and expert analysis, collaborate with multimedia teams, and build a strong network of sources across government, business, academia and policy.

Lead and mentor the Enterprise video team to produce quick-turn and long-lede investigative and enterprise videos. Shape story ideas, scripts, edits, and formats; collaborate with newsroom, product, strategy, and audience teams; oversee high production and journalistic standards; develop video-forward strategy and documentary/series projects while fostering team growth and global newsroom collaboration.

Develop, pitch, report and produce video journalism across formats (short, longform, investigations, podcasts, social). Manage pre-production, logistics, shooting and editing, meet tight deadlines, collaborate newsroom-wide, and uphold WSJ editorial and legal standards.

Lead a Washington bureau team bridging federal policy and national politics. Oversee reporters covering policymaking and campaigns, edit complex policy and political stories for clarity and impact, coordinate cross-desk coverage, and champion data-driven, visual, and digital journalism under tight deadlines.

Lead and edit a Washington-based team covering Congress, prioritizing high-impact accountability journalism. Oversee daily Capitol Hill reporting, drive investigative probes into misconduct and financial improprieties, mentor reporters, coordinate across bureaus and business teams, and use digital storytelling, data visualization, and graphics to explain legislative maneuvering and its broader impact.

Design and build ambitious digital storytelling experiences for WSJ, collaborating with reporters, editors, designers, and developers. Create reusable components and bespoke long-form visual packages using photography, illustration, and data visualization. Prototype, storyboard, and implement designs for web and mobile, prioritizing news judgment, visual trends, and efficient work under tight deadlines.

Coordinate and schedule video content across platforms, partner with producers and platform reps, translate analytics into actionable insights, run A/B tests and optimize titles/thumbnails/metadata, and develop video formats to grow audience engagement.

Write analytically rigorous Heard on the Street columns about major tech companies and industry trends. Mine financial statements and valuation models, produce quick, sophisticated commentary on breaking news and earnings, and explain AI, semiconductors, space, EVs, and supply-chain issues. Collaborate across platforms (print, newsletters, audio, video) and meet tight daily deadlines.

Report on the intersection of business and politics across the Middle East, uncovering and explaining deals, trends and money flows. Source government and industry contacts, produce independent investigative stories, contribute to broader regional conflict coverage, staff major events and rapidly report on breaking news.

Analyze large federal and state economic datasets, automate data collection and scraping, and rapidly publish clear, data-driven reporting on market-moving indicators. Collaborate with reporters and visual journalists, file public-records requests, and use emerging technologies including AI to enhance real-time coverage.

Cover South Asia's politics, economy, society and geopolitics with on-the-ground reporting. Produce breaking news, enterprise investigations and multimedia storytelling (text, video, audio, graphics), collaborating with regional and global newsroom teams.

Lead digital coverage of world news: commission, edit and publish breaking stories; manage cross‑platform projects with bureaus and newsroom teams; build rich digital experiences, oversee live blogs, write headlines and alerts, and work occasional evenings and weekends.

The Wall Street Journal seeks a New York–based sports reporter to write breaking news and ambitious features across major North American leagues and the Olympics. The role requires producing audience-driving stories (at least three weekly), using data to uncover fresh angles, collaborating with visuals, social and audience teams, and maintaining the WSJs editorial standards and accuracy. Candidates should have five-plus years of professional journalism experience.

Cover the global impact of AI from a London base: break news and write in-depth enterprise stories, develop high-level sources, use storytelling and WSJ AI tools, and collaborate across continents to explain how AI reshapes business, government and everyday life.

Curate and publish breaking business, market and corporate news on the NewsPlus platform using CMS. Tag and optimize content, package newsletters and briefings with concise summaries, monitor real-time news flow, spot top headlines across regions, collaborate with WSJ and Newswires teams, and work flexible shift-based hours (typical 6:30am start) in a fast-paced digital newsroom.

Lead data science work embedded in the newsroom: identify high-impact problems, build and productionize predictive and explanatory models, own core metrics/measurement, apply causal inference and experimentation, translate findings for senior stakeholders, and mentor junior data team members to improve analytic standards and adoption.