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Thenewyorktimes is seeking a Design Director to enhance the distinctiveness of opinion coverage. The role involves both design and management responsibilities, collaborating with various teams and mentoring outside artists.
The ideal candidate has over 7 years of experience in design across print and digital, possessing strong communication skills and proficiency in design tools. Compensation ranges from $160,000 to $180,000, along with comprehensive benefits.
The New York Times Opinion department is looking for a Design Director to work with editors and visual teams to distinguish our coverage wherever it is encountered. You will help convey to audiences on all platforms how Times opinion coverage is distinct from newsroom coverage. You will partner with senior visual leaders, collaborating with graphics, photography, video and podcast teams. You will work with Opinion editors and teams across the company to reach new audiences with ideas and formats that provoke intelligent conversation and debate. You are an imaginative leader, able to translate complex ideas into accessible narrative experiences with a high standard of craft. This is both a design and management role. You will be responsible for hands‑on design and art direction. You will also play an active part in the broader design community, mentoring outside artists and designers as contributors and cultivating new talent.
$160,000 – $180,000 USD
Benefits may include medical, dental and vision benefits, Flexible Spending Accounts, a company‑matching 401k plan, paid vacation, paid sick days, paid parental leave, tuition reimbursement and professional development programs.
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