The Fact Checker at The New Yorker is responsible for ensuring the accuracy of editorial content by verifying facts, analyzing arguments, and conducting thorough research. The role requires a strong understanding of ethical reporting standards and the ability to engage critically with diverse sources and materials, often involving complex topics in politics, science, and culture.

The Creative Producer at WIRED will ideate, direct, and produce original videos for the YouTube channel, manage project timelines, collaborate with various teams, and ensure video performance aligns with brand goals. The role requires a strong understanding of the YouTube landscape and audience engagement strategies.

The Junior Video Editor supports the editorial team in various functions, utilizing creative and technical skills for digital video editing. Responsibilities include assisting editors, creating video assemblies, managing project delivery, and ensuring quality control revisions, all crucial for the success of Condé Nast's digital content.

The Puzzles and Games Producer at The New Yorker will manage the daily production of crosswords and games, including copy editing, fact checking, scheduling, and project management. The role requires strong organizational skills, excellent writing, and the ability to work collaboratively. Candidates should have a passion for puzzles and games and a keen eye for detail.

The Director of Multiplatform Video at WIRED oversees vertical video production strategies across platforms, collaborates with international teams, and drives audience engagement on social media. This role requires a strong digital newsroom leader with expertise in vertical video and the ability to maintain high editorial standards while developing engaging content.

The Junior Video Editor will assist the editorial team in digital video edits across various formats. Responsibilities include creating video assemblies, executing editorial notes, prepping for color correction and audio mixing, and managing deliverables while ensuring projects are archived properly.

Support the Editorial Team of Vogue Italia in content creation, assist in operational activities, participate in meetings, manage communications with stakeholders, and handle editorial requests.

The Social-Media Manager at The New Yorker will promote the magazine's journalism on various social media platforms, write and edit posts, manage content independently, crop photographs, and engage in community management. The role requires excellent writing skills, understanding of media, and some design experience, often working weekends and flexible hours.

The role involves creative planning and execution of PR events, writing and distributing press releases, analyzing event effectiveness, compiling brand exposure reports, building and maintaining relationships with media, KOLs, and celebrities, supporting other PR projects, conducting industry and market analysis, handling project administrative tasks, and assisting supervisors with ad-hoc assignments.

The Social Media Manager at Architectural Digest Italy will oversee daily social media activities, including content posting and strategy for platforms like Facebook and Instagram. This role involves collaborating with various teams to launch special content, manage partnerships, and contribute to the digital brand growth while adapting strategies based on performance metrics.

The Global Content Planning Manager at Condé Nast will oversee the global editorial content calendar, manage content production across various platforms, and ensure seamless communication among editorial teams. This role involves fostering cross-cultural collaboration and optimizing content strategies based on data insights.

The Specialist Programmatic Accounts will execute and optimize programmatic advertising campaigns, collaborate with sales and operation teams, and serve as a technical point of contact for agency partners, monitoring campaign performance and making recommendations for improvements.

The Video Producer at Condé Nast will oversee the entire video production process, ensuring creative vision is realized on time and within budget. This role includes managing talent, locations, and vendors while producing high-quality videos for various brands. The producer will also collaborate with internal and external teams, track content success, and manage production schedules and budgets.

The Assistant Photo Editor is responsible for photo research, licensing images, preparing photos for publication, and commissioning original photography. They engage with photographers, agencies, and vendors, contribute to photographer databases, and handle some administrative duties.

The Senior Art Director is responsible for creating captivating digital marketing assets for Condé Nast's consumer brands. This role involves conceptualizing and developing graphics, animations, and videos, ensuring alignment with brand standards, and driving strategic design thinking. The director will collaborate with cross-functional teams, mentor junior staff, and stay updated with industry trends to enhance revenue generation.

The Software Engineer will join the Commercial Platform team at Condé Nast, working on developing, scaling, and maintaining digital ad technologies for revenue generation. Responsibilities include both front-end and back-end development, using frameworks such as React, TypeScript, and GraphQL.

The Senior Manager for Branded Content Operations serves as the central point of contact for internal teams and external clients, managing talent requests and legal documentation while ensuring smooth project flow and financial tracking. They oversee workflow efficiencies and conduct training sessions, requiring strong organizational skills and an understanding of branded content pricing.

The Supervising Editor will manage a team of video editors, overseeing the complete digital video production process. Responsibilities include providing creative guidance, reviewing projects, staffing, mentoring editors, and ensuring quality and efficiency in post-production.

As a Technology Support Engineer, you will provide 1st and 2nd line support for Mac and Windows systems, troubleshoot applications, and support mobile devices. You'll log support calls, manage support queues, and provide audio/visual assistance for events while championing IT Security and communicating effectively with global teams.

As a Business Development Intern, you will conduct research on market trends and competitors, assist in preparing reports and presentations, and identify new growth opportunities. You will support the Partnership team in generating revenue streams and provide actionable insights based on data analysis.