Full-Time

Senior Producer

Reporter Video

The New York Times

The New York Times

10,001+ employees

Subscription-based digital and print journalism

Compensation Overview

$145k - $170k/yr

+ Annual bonus + Restricted stock

New York, NY, USA

Hybrid

Hybrid role with regular attendance in the office four days each week.

Category
Journalism (1)
Required Skills
Animation
Journalism

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Requirements
  • At least 8 years of experience producing digital news videos.
  • At least 4 years of experience managing video journalists.
  • Broad and in-depth experience in digital or broadcast news.
  • Demonstrated deep command of visual devices including original footage, motion graphics, and archival footage.
  • Understanding of mainstream and emerging social channels.
  • Understanding of The New York Times standards of journalistic excellence and truthfulness.
Responsibilities
  • Build on existing Reporter Video formats and foster experiments with new video concepts and strategies.
  • Lead story development and story edits.
  • Support and guide script writing and visual approaches for effective short-form videos.
  • Review, assign, and provide feedback on stories.
  • Oversee production across multiple projects.
  • Guide interviews and shoots as needed.
  • Manage video journalists on the team.
  • Deepen integration with coverage desks through strong relationships, serving as a connective bridge to video leadership.
  • Collaborate and coordinate on weekend breaking news coverage.
  • Demonstrate support and understanding of journalistic independence and a strong commitment to seeking the truth and helping people understand the world.
  • Work the Tuesday-through-Saturday schedule.
Desired Qualifications
  • Excellent writing, editing, and communication skills.
  • Expert knowledge of current events in the United States and internationally.
  • Familiarity with digital storytelling formats.
  • Flexibility to work extended hours.

The New York Times provides digital and print news across politics, business, technology, culture, and more for a global audience. It earns revenue from recurring subscriptions for digital and print editions and from online advertising, including sponsored content. It enhances value with subscriber services like NYT Cooking and other offerings, delivered through a digital platform, newsletters, and mobile apps. Its goal is to deliver trusted information and insightful analysis at scale while expanding its digital reach and subscriber value.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

1850

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What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 revenue rose 11.2% to $762.5 million, with digital ads up 20.7%.
  • Q1 2026 added 310,000 digital-only subscribers, lifting total subscribers to 13.08 million.
  • Price hikes lifted ARPU to $9.94, while family bundles expand household monetization.

What critics are saying

  • EEOC sued NYT on May 5, 2026 over alleged white male promotion discrimination.
  • NYT countersued EEOC on July 10, 2026, extending costly leadership distraction into 2027.
  • OpenAI and Microsoft litigation threatens huge legal expense and exposes NYT content monetization limits.

What makes The New York Times unique

  • 13.35 million digital subscribers and a 2027 target anchor The Times’ bundle scale.
  • Family subscriptions bundle News, Games, Cooking, Audio, Wirecutter, and The Athletic into one account.
  • NYT owns premium habits like Wordle, Cooking, and Wirecutter that deepen daily engagement.

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