Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs

Shape the Wall Street Journal’s newsletter voice, edit flagship and personality-led newsletters, coach reporters in conversational digital writing, and improve reader engagement through audience feedback, open rates, subject lines, formats, and copy iteration.

Oversee photo editing, visual research, and multi-platform photo production for WSJ. Magazine and Style News. Lead fashion shoots and other visual projects from concept through delivery, collaborate with editors, reporters, photographers, and creative partners, produce digital assets, pitch innovative visual approaches, manage budgets, negotiate contractor rates, and support mobile-first, socially engaging content.

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.

Assess and improve English-to-Latin-American-Spanish autotranslation for financial news by spot-checking output, tracking quality metrics, implementing correction policy, building glossaries, designing and refining prompts, collaborating with stakeholders, and performing MT post-editing and template translation as needed.

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.

Cover the race to build superintelligence by sourcing inside top AI labs, breaking scoops and producing frequent news and enterprise stories, collaborating across bureaus, and explaining major AI developments to readers.

Cover Tesla, EV and autonomous-vehicle startups and related companies, producing breaking scoops and deeply reported enterprise features. Build high-value sources across boards, factories, labs and regulators; mine documents and filings; collaborate with data, visual, investigative and video teams; and work with global bureaus to explain the strategic, economic and cultural impact of electrification and autonomy.