Special Projects Content Editor

What you will do:

• Guide the development and editing process of key Bloomberg Law special reports. Develop report formats. Edit, write and gather content as needed for use in reports.
• Communicate with law firm personnel and other external contacts on submission inquiries and other questions related to special reports.
• Closely steerthe submission and review process and promptly respond to inquiries and/or questions. Guide applicants and firm personnel through the submission and review processes.Serve as a resource for newsroom teams reviewing materials in submission-driven special reports. This will include creating organizational tools to facilitate submission review.
• Communicate with other teams inside and outside of the newsroom to facilitate the publication and marketing of special report content.
• Conduct other duties as assigned.

You need to have:

• Bachelor's degree with coursework in English or journalism preferred.
• At least 5 years of professional journalism experience, which includes at least 3 years editing experience.
• Demonstrated experience editing and writing news features.
• Demonstrated experience conceptualizing, leading and collaborating on longer-term news projects from concept pitch to publication.
• Experience collaborating with other editors and graphics teams.
• Background knowledge on the legal profession; law firms preferred.

Equal Opportunity

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