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The New York Times is looking for a talented experienced and versatile journalist to join our International team as the next India bureau chief. The bureau chief will cover the region as well as broader issues that impact the region including conflicts the economy security and politics.
This is a chance to join a committed team of reporters and editors who have a history of award-winning work an eagerness to experiment with new story forms and a passion for bringing Times journalism to a truly global audience across digital print and other media. In addition as bureau chief you will also oversee the management of the bureau. This includes directing the news-gathering activities of the bureau and supervising the logistics of an international bureau. The role requires energy passion and talent for what is a critical assignment for The New York Times.
The bureau chief will be an anchor for coverage and explore some of the most globally important issues including politics culture climate change identity gender religion tech innovation socio-economic shifts and corruption. We are looking for an entrepreneurial correspondent. In this role you must be as comfortable covering immediate breaking news as you are writing thoughtfully and deeply about events and issues. And above all you must be collaborative and eager to work with and learn from Times colleagues in bureaus around the world. The successful candidate will bring keen analytical skills to their coverage as they think about regional and topical storylines.
This is a full time position based in our Delhi bureau and will report to the Senior Asia regional editor based in Seoul.
Main responsibilities:
- Cover live and breaking news enterprise and investigations in the region;
- Generate ideas on coverage including specific targets or broad themes;
- Write articles on deadline; receive feedback and edits;
- Create and assign stories or play a role in shaping and editing them;
- Familiarity with audience tactics to reach new readers across platforms;
- Build a network of stringers reporters and translators for sourcing and reporting;
- Hire and manage staff in the bureau; including proactively ensuring that the team are engaged motivated; assess their performance and support their development;
- Collaborate with other reporters in the region during major news moments;
- Work with colleagues across Photo Video Audio and other departments to bring stories to life in a variety of formats across all of NYT products;
- Oversee the bureau logistics and operations including but not limited to: leases reporting equipment cars budget reports and any monthly funding requests legal responsibilities scheduling / leave of absence requests and general maintenance.
- Demonstrate support and understanding of our value of journalistic independence and a strong commitment to our mission to seek the truth and help people understand the world.
Our ideal candidate:
- Proven strong international reporting and writing experience preferably for a global news organization;
- Ability to juggle breaking news smart analysis and ambitious enterprise;
- Leadership and management skills and willingness to grow;
- Detailed and expert understanding of the region history and clarity about the intricacies of regional politics
- Fluency in other languages would be preferable;
- Proactive problem solver;
- Thrive in a fast-paced deadline-oriented environment;
- Ability to work on several assignments at once; produce insightful enterprise and news coverage; cultivate and manage sources/stringers; apply relevant experience to pursue ideas in consultation;
- Interest in directly engaging with readers to deepen their relationships with The Times;
- Familiar with the local media with up to date knowledge of appropriate sources;
- Collegial and collaborative behavior integrity with assignments;
- Familiarity and deep understanding of The New York Timess values
- Commitment to The New York Timess strategy ethics standards and mission for both themselves their team stringers and colleagues.
In order to be considered for this role please submit your resume cover letter and PDF/link of your top 5-7 clips.
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