Audience Editor, Video: The New York Times is seeking an Audience Editor to lead the rollout and analysis of video projects across on-site and off-platform channels. The role will work with the Editor, Video Audience to implement, analyze, and refine distribution strategies to maximize reach and impact, including both linear videos and multimedia stories. You will build weekly, monthly, and quarterly reports for onsite and off-platform channels, including competitive analysis, to inform and refine strategy. You should have experience developing video rollout strategies across platforms and assessing their success, with a strong understanding of all mainstream social video platforms—particularly YouTube and TikTok. This is an in-office position based in New York City with regular attendance in the office four days per week; there may be some flexibility to work remotely per departmental guidance. Responsibilities: Manage video rollout plans across on-site and off-platform channels, coordinating with video journalists and senior producers to support video initiatives across the desk’s video projects, including visual articles, visual investigations, and videos featuring reporters on camera. Optimize headlines, descriptions, and metadata to enhance searchability and discovery; tailor copy to fit platform styles while maintaining editorial integrity. Develop and implement social distribution plans with video journalists and producers to maximize the reach and impact of our video journalism. Work on coverage plans for tentpole events. Work closely with key editorial and audience

Audience Editor, Video: The New York Times is seeking an Audience Editor to lead the rollout and analysis of video projects across on-site and off-platform channels. The role will work with the Editor, Video Audience to implement, analyze, and refine distribution strategies to maximize reach and impact, including both linear videos and multimedia stories. You will build weekly, monthly, and quarterly reports for onsite and off-platform channels, including competitive analysis, to inform and refine strategy. You should have experience developing video rollout strategies across platforms and assessing their success, with a strong understanding of all mainstream social video platforms—particularly YouTube and TikTok. This is an in-office position based in New York City with regular attendance in the office four days per week; there may be some flexibility to work remotely per departmental guidance. Responsibilities: Manage video rollout plans across on-site and off-platform channels, coordinating with video journalists and senior producers to support video initiatives across the desk’s video projects, including visual articles, visual investigations, and videos featuring reporters on camera. Optimize headlines, descriptions, and metadata to enhance searchability and discovery; tailor copy to fit platform styles while maintaining editorial integrity. Develop and implement social distribution plans with video journalists and producers to maximize the reach and impact of our video journalism. Work on coverage plans for tentpole events. Work closely with key editorial and audience