3 jobs found in Washington

Job Description: White House Reporter, Washington, D.C. The Wall Street Journal is looking for an ambitious reporter to cover the White House. The ideal candidate will cover the White House with vigor, working with our world-class team to deliver definitive stories about the presidency. This reporter must write ambitious and revelatory enterprise stories about the personalities and policies that are driving the president’s agenda, as well as quick-turnaround analyses and breaking news articles.  We want applicants to have an expansive view of this beat’s potential, looking beyond press conferences and social-media posts with an eye toward producing deeply reported stories that take readers behind the scenes. The successful candidate will be part of our strategy to tell stories in distinct and revelatory ways, using video, podcasts, graphics, and other ways to engage our audience.  You will: Break agenda-setting news on your beat....

Job Description: The Wall Street Journal seeks a Visual Editor to lead and elevate our visual journalism across daily and long-term coverage. You will guide a team of graphics reporters to produce innovative, accurate and visually driven stories for our digital platforms. This senior New York or Washington DC-based role reports to the Director of Graphics and plays a key part in shaping strategy, mentoring staff, and driving ambitious storytelling across graphics, interactives and new formats. You Will Lead and assign visual coverage across platforms - mobile, desktop and social. Manage and mentor a team of visual specialists, providing feedback and fostering growth. Partner closely with visual, newsroom, product and engineering leaders on cross-department projects. Balance long- and short-term projects, from breaking news to enterprise and in-depth visual stories. Coordinate with photo and video editors on multimedia storytelling. Encourage...

Job Description: The Wall Street Journal is seeking an energetic, self-starting audio/video producer and studio operator for our Washington, D.C. bureau. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a growing team with a dedicated core listenership that produces impactful, factual and news-driven podcasts across the WSJ newsroom. We're looking for a creative force with excellent editorial judgement to take our content—and our audience—to the next level. This is a non-managerial position that will support multiple shows and productions as WSJ’s Audio initiatives expand. One morning might require you to help set and run a podcast shoot in the studio, while that same afternoon may find you on the Hill with a reporter doing field work for a video podcast series. Each day can be very different, so the ability to juggle multiple projects at varying stages of production in collaboration with newsroom managers in D.C. and globally with a can-do spirit is essential.  Successful...