Editor II

Editor II for National Public Radio, Inc. in Washington, DC to review and evaluate story pitches to determine the right
platform for assignments; edit digital stories, host interviews, reported pieces, show copy and scripts, and other program
content; track news alerts, headlines and trends, and recommends specific stories and coverage to show managers; work
in conjunction with show managers, digital editors and desk editors to make assignments and provide editorial guidance
to Morning Edition staff; work with producers and editors to determine approach to stories and helps organizes and
focuses stories; assist in future planning, series planning and the development of projects; ensure that content meets
NPR program standards and practices; edit stories for continuity, integrity of journalism, quality of writing, manner of
presentation, and consistency of style; provide feedback for story segments, interviews and other content; work with
staff in the field to file stories for digital, radio and other platforms; track sources using NPR’s Dex system; shape editorial
standards for the show by participating in conversations and initiatives around diversity, inclusion and equity.
Requires: Bachelor's degree in Journalism, Political Science, International Affairs, Arab Studies, Business Administration
or related field (willing to accept foreign education equivalent) plus eight (8) years of journalism experience, including
national journalism and editorial experience. Alternatively, a master’s degree in Journalism, Political Science, International
Affairs, Arab Studies, Business Administration or related field (willing to accept foreign education equivalent) and three
(3) years of journalism experience, including national journalism and editorial experience. Specific skills/other
requirements - Working on a daily news show and/or platform; Editing and/or producing for a news broadcast or audio
show; Writing, producing and editing content for digital platforms; Editing breaking news copy, feature stories and guest
interviews; Digital Media and CMS (content management system). Must be able to work a variety of shifts, including
daytime, overnight, late or swing shifts on a rotational basis (24/6 news operation). Employer will accept any suitable
combination of education, training or education. Requires up to 10% domestic and International travel. Salary:
$120,307.00/year. Submit resume to sharding@npr.org.
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