Jobs at The Guardian

The Arts and Culture Correspondent will report and write news, features, interviews, liveblogs, and multimedia content covering the arts and cultural industries. Responsibilities include breaking exclusive stories, sourcing interviews, monitoring news sources, ensuring accuracy and legal compliance, identifying cultural and political trends, and contributing to social media, podcast, and video formats. The role is a 12-month fixed-term contract or internal secondment based in a hybrid London newsroom.

Edit and lead high-impact print, digital, and visual coverage for Seascape, a global marine conservation journalism project. The role involves commissioning and editing news, supporting reporters and freelancers, coordinating with international desks and multimedia teams, responding to breaking news, planning coverage, promoting stories, handling day-to-day legal issues, and collaborating with Indigenous journalism collectives. Candidates need national or international media experience, strong news judgment, media law knowledge, digital publishing skills, and interest in environmental and ocean issues.

Supports the advertising sales team across print, digital, and podcast products. Responsibilities include sales administration, coordinating briefings and bookings, researching the media marketplace, analyzing competitor data, identifying leads, producing campaign reports, and presenting pitches and post-campaign analysis to smaller clients. The role suits an organized, numerate, adaptable individual interested in advertising and media.

Plan and execute multi-channel CRM campaigns across the reader lifecycle, including acquisition, upsell, renewal, and winback journeys. Build campaigns using CRM tools, track and report marketing performance, deliver data-driven audience campaigns, and present plans and results to stakeholders. The role focuses primarily on email, with additional channels supporting customer engagement and retention.

Produces and publishes Guardian Australia content across articles, blogs, videos, galleries, podcasts and social media. Responsibilities include subediting, fact-checking, writing headlines and page furniture, adding multimedia and links, optimizing display, retrieving wire stories, coordinating with reporters and liaising with lawyers. The role requires fast, accurate editing, strong digital production skills, editorial judgment, organization and familiarity with Guardian journalism and values.

Develop backend and full-stack products for digital journalism, using Scala, TypeScript, and AWS. Collaborate in a cross-functional team to design, build, test, and release features; contribute to product and technical decisions; promote engineering best practices; and support tools for journalists, content distribution, and commercial operations.

Provides technical support, troubleshooting, training, and equipment lifecycle management for multimedia hardware and software. Supports professional audio and video studios, cameras, recording systems, lighting rigs, Apple Macs, and production workflows across multiple locations. Maintains knowledgebases, inventories, and safety compliance; coordinates repairs, upgrades, and system integrations; and assists editorial and creative teams with reliable studio operations. The role includes occasional travel and evening calls aligned with UK working hours.

Lead commercial performance for the Guardian's newspaper portfolio across UK retail and subscription channels. Own in-year P&L, forecasting, pricing, promotions, distribution and circulation. Align cross-functional teams (marketing, editorial, advertising) to drive acquisitions, retention, revenue and margin, and provide trading insight to inform print strategy.

Manage end-to-end publishing, scheduling, optimisation and channel housekeeping for TikTok, Instagram and YouTube. Coordinate with editorial, video, audience and commercial teams to maximise reach and engagement, handle community moderation and crisis escalation, create UTM links and performance reports, and support new channel launches.

Drive programmatic advertising revenue growth for The Guardian US by developing agency, brand, trading desk, DSP, and technology partnerships. Build deal pipelines across preferred deals, private marketplaces, and direct partnerships; monitor campaign performance; identify renewal and upsell opportunities; and provide forecasting and reporting. Collaborate with sales, ad operations, yield, product, and marketing teams on inventory strategy and go-to-market planning while serving as an internal programmatic thought leader.

Lead global editorial strategy and execution for technology coverage across US, UK and Australia. Coordinate investigations, breaking news and long-term projects, foster cross-region collaboration, drive audience growth across formats (video, newsletters, podcasts), mentor reporters, and build systems for seamless handovers and impactful global reporting on tech, policy, AI, platforms, cybersecurity and related beats.

Report original, enterprise-level political stories from Washington DC: break news and scoops, investigate government functioning and malfeasance, build national and global sources, collaborate with colleagues worldwide, and produce regular news features and occasional long-form pieces for a global audience.

The White House Enterprise Reporter will cover the inner workings and agenda of the Trump administration, producing various news stories and analysis. They should have a strong network in Washington and experience in political reporting for a national audience.

Lead the US editorial design practice to create immersive, accessible digital storytelling across web and app. Design visual story packages, interactives, templates and prototypes; collaborate with editors, photo editors, developers and contributors; improve reusable design systems and workflows; and balance fast-turn news treatments with ambitious feature projects to strengthen journalism across platforms.