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The Senior People Analyst will leverage data governance and analytics to provide insights for human capital data. Responsibilities include partnering with HR, analyzing data trends, promoting a data-driven culture, and managing projects related to employee metrics and insights.

The Creative Executive will support the Editorial Director by overseeing scripted and unscripted projects related to film and TV at The New York Times. Responsibilities include managing communications, evaluating intellectual property for adaptations, maintaining external partnerships, and tracking project developments to enhance the Times' journalism.

The Counsel will be responsible for negotiating, drafting, and managing commercial agreements, including content licensing and technology transactions. This role requires collaboration across departments, advising on legal issues, and ensuring compliance with relevant laws and regulations.

The Head of Industry will manage sellers across the country and work with clients and agency partners to boost advertising revenue. Responsibilities include managing complex accounts, overseeing advertising programs, supporting sales operations, and demonstrating knowledge of industry trends.

As a Senior Tax Manager at The New York Times, you will oversee tax accounting and compliance for global operations, manage tax audits, prepare tax provisions, and collaborate with finance and IT teams to enhance tax technology and processes. You will ensure efficient tax practices while supporting the mission of independent journalism.

The Finance Editor at The New York Times oversees financial coverage, managing a team of reporters and shaping stories on markets and investments. The role involves editing various news formats, guiding journalists, and ensuring accessible reporting on complex financial topics. Collaboration within the newsroom is essential, alongside a commitment to journalistic integrity.

As a Tech Editor at T Brand Studio, you'll lead editorial creation for branded-content projects, collaborating with various teams to develop meaningful content. Responsibilities include writing and editing articles, scripts, and ads while presenting concepts to colleagues and clients, all while upholding journalistic integrity and meeting clients' needs.

The Story Editor at The New York Times Magazine will generate and assign story ideas, edit feature articles, and manage a team of journalists, ensuring high editorial standards and adherence to deadlines while promoting journalistic independence.

The Senior Project Manager will manage integrated editorial projects, ensuring timely delivery and effective communication among stakeholders. Responsibilities include maintaining project documentation, tracking status, and aligning projects with the Opinion Editor's priorities. The role requires strong collaboration with design teams and an understanding of media dynamics.

As an Analyst on the Audience Analytics team at The New York Times, you will analyze audience data, engineer data solutions, and develop infrastructure for metrics and reporting. Your responsibilities include coding in R, writing SQL, and producing insightful data visualizations to inform newsroom strategies and leadership decisions.

The Middle East Editor will oversee and direct news coverage, collaborate with reporters, generate story ideas, and edit various story formats across platforms. They will enhance the editorial team's cohesion focusing on diversity and lead efforts during breaking news events while maintaining journalistic standards.

The Senior Procurement Operations Associate will support the procurement strategy by managing supplier onboarding, purchasing, invoicing, and compliance processes. Responsibilities include improving procurement processes, integrating risk assessments, delivering performance reports, and providing training to team members while ensuring adherence to internal policies.

This part-time position at The New York Times requires night time and weekend availability at their production facility in Queens. The role involves operating insert machinery, ensuring high-quality production, and contributing to the production team for the NY Times.

The Senior Video Editor will manage the editing of horizontal and vertical video podcasts, ensuring high-quality production under tight deadlines. Responsibilities include editing, color correcting, collaborating with producers, and staying current on social video trends. The role requires a strong digital video editing background and the ability to work autonomously.

As the Leave Administration Supervisor, you'll manage employee leave programs, oversee accurate processing of leave requests, develop the leave administration team, and ensure compliance with related laws. You will also be a primary contact for leave escalations and collaborate with various departments to support leave-related activities.

The Video Editor at The New York Times will manage post-production tasks for video podcasts, editing various clips under deadlines, optimizing content for digital platforms, and collaborating with a production team to enhance audio/video journalism. A strong background in digital video editing and familiarity with Adobe systems are essential.

The Correspondent will dominate the economic policy beat by breaking news on proposals, explaining their impact on households, businesses, and the economy, covering issues like the federal budget, wealth inequality, and federal policy effects while juggling various reporting formats.

The Tokyo Bureau Chief at The New York Times will oversee the bureau, covering diverse issues in Japan like politics and culture, manage the staff and logistics, and engage collaboratively with colleagues globally. Responsibilities include covering news, generating article ideas, managing editorial processes, and supporting team development while upholding journalistic independence.

The Senior Staff Editor at The New York Times will be responsible for editing news stories, developing expertise in the covered areas, collaborating with reporters and editors, and ensuring high-quality journalism. This role includes monitoring daily news, brainstorming coverage, writing headlines, and may involve weekend work and night shifts.