Art Director Jobs at The New York Times
The New York Times has 2 open art director roles, alongside 47 other open roles.
About The New York Times
The New York Times is a news media company that produces journalism covering politics, world news, business, culture, and more, distributed via print, web, and app. It also offers digital products including games, cooking, product reviews (Wirecutter), and sports coverage (The Athletic) through subscription services.
The open roles
- Art Director, Opinion: New York City, USD 125.0k to 141k, posted 25 August 2026.
- Art Director: New York City, USD 120k to 130k, posted 5 August 2026.
Also hiring at The New York Times
The New York Times is also hiring: editor (26), journalist (18), video editor (3), photo editor (2), copywriter (1) and creative director (1).
Its roles are in New York City, NY, US (43), Washington, DC, US (5), Los Angeles, CA, US (2) and London, UK (1).
What art director work involves
An Art Director sets and executes the visual language for creative projects, working across advertising campaigns, brand identity, editorial, and digital content. Day-to-day they concept ideas with copywriters and creative directors, brief and direct photographers, illustrators, and designers, review layouts and assets for visual consistency, and present creative work to stakeholders or clients. Depending on the specialisation, campaigns, fashion and beauty, medical communications, or internal branding, they balance aesthetic judgment with strategic intent, ensuring every visual output aligns with the brand or campaign brief.
Questions people ask
What else is The New York Times hiring for?
Editor, journalist, video editor, photo editor, copywriter, creative director, and other roles: 47 more roles.