What You’ll Do

• Pitch story ideas relevant to the news cycle that can be accomplished within a tight timeline, and pitch occasional longer-term projects!
• Book, prep for, record, and produce interviews with sources inside and outside of the Journal
• Write scripts and structure narratives for episodes
• Record and produce field reporting trips
• Log, cut, and arrange tape, build assemblies, score moments, and everything else production requires
• Maintain strong working relationships with the Wall Street Journal’s reporters, editors, and managerial staff  
• Balance multiple episodes in production at the same time
• Work both independently and collaboratively, depending on the task

Who You Are

• 4+ years producing audio in a high-caliber, high-output organization
• Experience using audio editing software
• A passion for the work of the Journal specifically and business news generally
• Enthusiasm for a high-intensity daily production schedule
• Daily experience is a huge plus

Where You’ll Be

• This is a full-time role based anywhere in North America, working East coast hours.
• This is a full-time role currently being done remotely. This role is in a collective bargaining unit that is represented by the Writers Guild of America East. Our recruitment team can answer any questions you may have about this representation. The base salary for this role is $95,000 USD