Deputy Bureau Chief, Bankruptcy & Restructuring News

Dow Jones

New York (NY)

On-site

USD 135,000 - 145,000

Full time

14 days+
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Job summary

Dow Jones’ premium platform WSJ Pro is seeking a deputy bureau chief to lead coverage of financial distress, debt restructuring and corporate bankruptcy from New York. You will steer a team of reporters, shape coverage priorities, and drive high-impact stories for both Pro Bankruptcy and the Wall Street Journal’s general audience.

The role emphasizes enterprising leadership, strong editing, and collaboration with Pro editors to expand newsletters, data-driven analysis, and live journalism

Qualifications

  • Demonstrated news judgment and a detail-oriented mindset.
  • Ability to write content that is sophisticated yet accessible.
  • Focus on developing colleagues and subordinates.

Responsibilities

  • Manage editorial content and strategy, driving coverage priorities and supervising Pro Bankruptcy’s team of reporters.
  • Drive proprietary stories on corporate restructuring, distressed-debt investing and chapter 11 bankruptcy cases.
  • Vet scoops on tight deadlines, editing coverage that is both sophisticated and accessible.
  • Originate smart analysis on the news and trends shaping the restructuring market.
  • Coordinate and collaborate with other Pro editors and reporters on subjects like private credit, private equity and venture capital as needed.
  • Co-lead production of Pro Bankruptcy’s flagship daily newsletter.

Skills

Leadership
Editorial experience
Team management
Editing
Strategic thinking

Job description

Dow Jones’ premium platform WSJ Pro is seeking a deputy bureau chief to lead coverage of financial distress, debt restructuring and corporate bankruptcy from New York. You will steer a team of reporters, shape coverage priorities, and drive high-impact stories for both Pro Bankruptcy and the Wall Street Journal’s general audience.

The role emphasizes enterprising leadership, strong editing, and collaboration with Pro editors to expand newsletters, data-driven analysis, and live journalism

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