Jobs at Dow Jones

Coordinates speaker experiences for invitation-only wealth and asset management events from confirmation through post-event follow-up. Manages communications, schedules, contracts, travel, deliverables, AV needs, records, deadlines, and onsite support. Supports programming through speaker and topic research, proposal and presentation reviews, drafting and editing program materials, and coordination with internal teams. Requires strong organization, writing, research, judgment, and follow-through, plus willingness to travel.

The Senior AI Enablement Business Analyst bridges business units and Technology Operations, defining project scopes, managing use cases, and ensuring AI solutions meet business needs.

Serves as the CTO’s strategic advisor and proxy, leading technology strategy, organizational design, executive readiness, complex cross-functional programs, governance, reporting, communications, budgeting, and operational excellence. The role manages and scales the Office of the CTO, drives enterprise initiatives such as AI enablement and platform migrations, establishes data-driven operating cadences, and influences senior leaders across a complex global technology organization.

Build and own scalable AI-powered features for Dow Jones GenAI products, spanning backend APIs, data layers, user-facing integrations, and production operations. Integrate LLM and AI APIs, develop prompt management and evaluation tooling, improve observability and CI/CD, and apply MLOps practices for model versioning, monitoring, and experiment tracking. Partner with product managers, data scientists, and engineering leads while mentoring colleagues and driving technical direction.

Lead software engineering for Dow Jones Energy applications, including complex coding, deployment, bug resolution, legacy maintenance, cloud solutions, and CI/CD automation. Mentor engineers, conduct code reviews, develop technical strategies, and improve reliability across AWS and Azure environments. The role also introduces responsible AI-augmented development practices and provides operational support, including off-hours and weekend coverage.

Supports global HR compliance and People Operations through regulatory monitoring, policy governance, audits, controls, data validation, reporting, documentation, and process improvement. Partners with Legal, People Technology, Compensation, and other HR teams to translate requirements into scalable processes, maintain accurate employee data, and support compliance initiatives across global markets.

Own the post-sale client journey from signed deal through launch, onboarding, activation, early adoption, risk management, and handoff to account management. Coordinate Sales, Operations, Adoption, Engagement, Customer Care, and Account Management stakeholders; monitor health and usage signals; drive onboarding milestones and adoption; escalate risks; communicate client feedback internally; and ensure successful account transitions.

Manages renewals and retention for strategic client accounts, developing renewal plans, identifying risks, coordinating pricing, contracting, invoicing, training, support, and platform transitions. Builds customer knowledge, monitors product utilization, supports upselling and cross-selling, maintains accurate CRM records, and communicates with clients through telephone and email. Partners with internal sales, product, content, marketing, and training teams to improve customer value and protect recurring revenue.

Ten-week video journalism internship supporting The Wall Street Journal’s Singapore newsroom. Responsibilities include pitching, reporting, shooting, editing, and publishing news video under deadline pressure. Applicants need basic video production skills, strong journalistic standards, English fluency, prior reporting experience or exceptional published work, and authorization to work in Singapore. Adobe Premiere, field production, social media, and vertical-video experience are advantageous.

Manages Dow Jones’ threat management and protective intelligence program by analyzing threat actors, online targeting, geopolitical risks, insider indicators, harassment, and security incidents. Evaluates intelligence sources, monitoring platforms, workflows, and investigative technologies; develops threat assessments and executive briefings; improves detection and response through automation, analytics, and AI; supports investigations, operational planning, travel safety, executive protection, and event security.

Improves employee and manager experiences across People processes by identifying friction, analyzing feedback and service data, mapping journeys, and recommending practical changes. Partners with People teams, technology owners, and process stakeholders to simplify workflows, explore self-service, automation and AI, test solutions, and measure outcomes such as effort, repeat contact, satisfaction, and service trends.

Leads an 18-person AI-native engineering organization spanning product engineering, infrastructure, SRE, QA automation, and architecture. Develops senior technical leaders, establishes an efficient engineering operating model, embeds Claude and Claude Code into software delivery, and ensures scalable, reliable, secure, cost-effective products. Partners with Product and executives to connect engineering work to customer and business outcomes while remaining technically hands-on through architecture reviews, code reviews, prototyping, incident response, and debugging.

Ten-week newsroom internship reporting and writing feature articles for digital and print platforms. Responsibilities include researching stories and photography, fact-checking, participating in editorial meetings, supporting social media, and collaborating with digital, magazine, photography, design, and research teams. The role is intended for college juniors or eligible graduate students returning to school in the fall.

Contribute to investigative journalism through data analysis, web scraping, open-source intelligence, visual verification, and interactive storytelling. The intern will analyze large datasets, satellite imagery, public records, videos, and photos; collaborate with reporters and editors; and produce maps, charts, graphics, and data-driven interactives while maintaining rigorous editorial standards.

Summer reporting interns work with Wall Street Journal reporters and editors to produce accurate business, finance, and economic news. Responsibilities include writing features, covering breaking news, pitching stories, and creating videos, graphics, or social posts under editorial guidance. Assignments may cover markets, corporate reporting, technology, automobiles, personal finance, or Dow Jones Newswires. The 10-week internship includes newsroom mentorship and training.

The graphics intern will create editorially strong visual journalism, including data-driven interactives, maps, charts, and explanatory graphics. The role involves collaborating across newsroom teams, working independently under deadline pressure, learning WSJ information-graphics systems, and applying high journalistic standards. Candidates must be college juniors or eligible graduate students, have prior reporting or exceptional published work, and know Adobe Illustrator or Datawrapper.

Sports reporting interns work with WSJ reporters and editors to develop story ideas, report and write news and feature stories, break news, and produce narrative features under deadline pressure. Interns receive mentorship and training during a 10-week summer placement in New York. Applicants must be college juniors or eligible graduate students returning to school, with prior reporting experience or exceptional published work.

Produce short-form vertical videos for Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn in The Wall Street Journal newsroom. Responsibilities include conceptualizing, reporting, scripting, shooting, editing, and collaborating with reporters, editors, and video teams on breaking news and original social-first content. The 10-week internship provides newsroom experience, mentorship, and training for eligible college juniors and graduate students.

Edit and publish breaking news and feature articles, write sharp headlines, curate content across the WSJ app, homepage, social feeds, Google Showcase, and WhatsApp, and support story development. The role requires strong news judgment, editing and writing skills, deadline performance, audience focus, and familiarity with digital publishing and analytics tools.

Summer interns report breaking business and finance news for The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires in London. Responsibilities include generating story ideas, conducting reporting, writing accurate articles under deadline pressure, and completing longer-term assignments with editorial guidance. Applicants must be university students, have strong writing and reporting skills, demonstrate interest in business reporting, and have prior professional media or published campus/freelance work. The internship lasts 10 weeks between June and August 2027.