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Manage the Enterprise Applications Support team, overseeing application integrations and configurations. Ensure efficient project workflows and collaboration with various departments, while fostering team growth and accountability. Implement best practices in application software development.

The Senior Accountant will manage general ledger, financial analysis, and journal processing. Responsibilities include preparing budgets, performing variance analysis, reconciling accounts, providing customer support, and ensuring compliance with accounting procedures. The role also involves analyzing data sets for accuracy and making recommendations for process improvements.

The Associate Producer for Opinion Video will support video projects through pre and post production tasks, collaborate with various teams for accurate publishing, manage video packaging for on-site and social media, and assist in editorial research and location scouting. The role requires experience in video journalism and technical fluency in video specifications.

The role involves safely handling and transporting paper rolls for nine daily newspapers, taking inventory, operating equipment, and maintaining a clean environment while following safety guidelines. Responsibilities include working in a union production environment with flexible hours and lifting heavy loads as needed.

The Leave Administration Supervisor will manage and provide direction for the leave administration team, overseeing various employee leave programs like FMLA and disability. Responsibilities include maintaining accurate leave records, ensuring compliance with regulations, and collaborating with HR and Occupational Health. The role also involves reporting and analyzing leave data.

The News Reporter role at The New York Times involves creating compelling journalism on health and wellness topics. This includes pitching stories, staying updated on trends, collaborating with editors, and adhering to editorial standards. The candidate should have a passion for health journalism and a proven track record in producing top-quality reports.

The News Assistant at The New York Times will work with the National Desk to help manage story development, perform operational duties, conduct research, maintain communication among team members, and assist in story promotion. Strong writing and organizational skills are essential for managing tasks efficiently and supporting editorial processes.

As an Internal Audit Manager, you will enhance the internal audit team, execute internal audit services, identify process improvements, and provide objective assurance and advisory services to mitigate risks across the company.

Manage integrated editorial projects, collaborating with the Opinion Editor and design team. Ensure deliverables meet timelines, maintain project documentation and communicate with all stakeholders. Excellent organizational skills are required for this role in a fast-paced environment.

The Senior Video Editor will edit and color correct Newsroom Audio podcasts in horizontal and vertical formats, deliver high-quality video content under tight deadlines, and collaborate with a team to optimize post-production workflows. This role focuses on innovative video formats while ensuring journalistic integrity and supporting the mission of The New York Times.

The Correspondent for Economic Policy at The New York Times will report and analyze economic policies and their implications, covering breaking news, enterprise pieces, and investigative stories. The correspondent will utilize deep sourcing and narrative storytelling to make complex economic topics accessible, while upholding journalistic independence. This role is hybrid, requiring regular office attendance in Washington, D.C.

The Staff Editor/Statistician will develop methodologies and code for analyzing complex datasets to derive newsworthy insights. Collaborating with journalists, you'll enhance their reporting with advanced statistical approaches while contributing independent ideas based on research. You must effectively communicate statistical findings and support journalistic integrity.

The Middle East Editor will oversee coverage from the London newsroom, manage story development, ensure journalistic standards, and foster collaboration across departments. Responsibilities include generating story ideas, editing for clarity and accuracy, coaching reporters, and adapting to a fast-paced news environment while maintaining ethical journalism standards.

The story editor will generate quick ideas and smart assignments for various feature articles, oversee story editing, ensure deadlines are met, and collaborate with multiple teams. They will focus on developing narrative strength and precision in storytelling while maintaining journalistic independence.

The Editorial Director for Newsletters will oversee a comprehensive newsletter portfolio, refine email strategy, set growth and engagement goals, and ensure the execution of quality journalism. The role requires collaboration with journalists and teams to enhance newsletters, introduce pop-up formats, and effectively utilize analytics for audience engagement.

The Graphics/Multimedia Editor will identify and report visual stories related to business, analyze data, collaborate with journalists, and create interactive graphics using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The role supports The New York Times' journalism mission and includes producing visual journalism in a hybrid work environment.

The Senior Procurement Operations Associate will support the procurement strategy by managing operations across the Source-to-Pay process, ensuring compliance, improving workflows, and providing operational support. This role includes supplier onboarding, monitoring supplier issues, and developing procurement performance reports while collaborating with various teams.

The Senior Video Journalist will produce and oversee podcast videos, guide cinematographers and editors, and collaborate with newsroom teams to enhance video storytelling. This role requires a thorough understanding of production techniques and the ability to innovate in video formats under tight deadlines.

The Mailer (Priority Sub) at The New York Times is responsible for operating insert machinery, placing inserts into machines, and ensuring efficient production. This includes handling inserts, managing occasional jams, and adhering to safety guidelines in a production facility environment. Night and weekend availability is required for this part-time position.

The Finance Editor will oversee and direct news coverage of the financial industry, manage a team of reporters, and ensure the delivery of news and enterprise stories that relate complex financial topics to a broad readership. The role requires strong editorial judgment and experience in both writing and editing within large newsrooms.