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As a Technical Project Manager, you will enhance Newsweek's digital presence by bridging business requirements with technological solutions, analyzing data, crafting specifications, and ensuring alignment with strategic goals. You will manage project plans, facilitate communication between stakeholders, and oversee project deliverables to optimize user experience and operational efficiency.

The Assistant General Counsel will provide expert legal guidance for Newsweek, focusing on prepublication review, managing claims and litigation, supporting events, and reviewing vendor and sales agreements. The role includes advising on media law, intellectual property, and ensuring compliance with legal standards in content and advertising.

The Freelance Sub Editor will edit various stories quickly and accurately for Newsweek's London bureau. Responsibilities include ensuring high-quality content, adhering to AP Style, and meeting tight deadlines in a fast-paced environment.

As a Microsoft PowerPlatform Solution Architect, you will design and develop custom PowerApps, oversee the Power Platform Center of Excellence, collaborate with external service providers, and manage multiple projects to enhance business processes using the Microsoft Power Platform.

The Senior Visual Editor will lead the creative direction for visuals in both print and digital formats, curating and producing high-quality images, infographics, and other visual content. Responsibilities include training staff on design tools, managing photo archives, and ensuring compliance with copyright standards while driving innovation in visual storytelling.

As a UX/UI Designer at Newsweek, you will create intuitive user experiences, conduct product research, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and deliver high-quality designs while iterating based on user feedback. You will also ensure alignment with brand standards and present concepts to stakeholders.

The Product Manager at Newsweek will define the product vision and strategy, collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality features, manage the product backlog, and analyze product performance. The role includes conducting user research, launching products, and mentoring junior team members.

The Product Manager at Newsweek is responsible for defining product vision and strategy, conducting user research, collaborating with teams to deliver features, managing the product backlog, and optimizing product performance. The role involves mentoring junior product managers and presenting updates to stakeholders, while working with various teams for successful product launches.

As a Digital Product Designer, you will create user-centered designs for Newsweek's digital products. Responsibilities include conducting research, delivering high-quality UX/UI solutions, collaborating with various teams, and presenting concepts to stakeholders, ensuring designs meet brand standards and user feedback.

As a UX/UI Designer at Newsweek, you will create engaging user experiences across digital products, conducting research, designing high-quality outputs, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and presenting ideas to stakeholders while iterating on designs based on feedback.

The Entertainment Editor will lead a team of reporters, commission and edit various entertainment stories, secure exclusive interviews, and react to breaking news, ensuring high-quality coverage that adheres to journalism standards.