NPR is hiring a Senior Editor for its Arts & Culture Hub to lead cultural insights coverage across broadcast and digital platforms. Working with Arts & Culture Hub editors, platform leads, reporters, and other teams, the editor will identify and explain the values, beliefs, and social dynamics shaping culture; contextualize emerging trends; and cover artistic movements and meaningful cultural change. The editor will help determine the shape and design of day-to-day coverage and guide the team in breaking news and ideas with speed, accuracy, and nuance. The role covers a broad Society & Culture beat, including movies, books, sports, religion, and education. It involves generating and evaluating story ideas, directing daily news and feature coverage, editing multiplatform stories, and planning coverage of major events. The editor may advise show programmers and hosts and contribute to sports editing, including some weekend work. The role requires adherence to NPR’s editorial standards and the NPR Ethics Handbook. It is union-represented under a SAG-AFTRA collective bargaining agreement. This is a full-time, exempt, hybrid-permitted position. The employee must work from NPR’s Washington, D.C., Culver City, or New York City office at least 2–3 days per week and reside in Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia, Culver City, or New York City. The anticipated U.S. salary range is $127,500–$137,499, plus benefits.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior