Creative Director Jobs at The New York Times
The New York Times has one open creative director role, in New York City, paying USD 148k to 170k a year, alongside 48 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 role
- Associate Creative Director: New York City, USD 148k to 170k, posted 30 October 2026.
Also hiring at The New York Times
The New York Times is also hiring: editor (26), journalist (18), video editor (3), art director (2), photo editor (2) and copywriter (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 creative director work involves
A Creative Director sets the overarching creative vision for a brand, campaign, or product, spanning art direction, copy, and design. Day-to-day, they brief and guide creative teams (art directors, copywriters, designers), review and approve work across channels (social, digital, OOH, video), and collaborate with strategy, marketing, and product stakeholders to ensure creative output meets both brand standards and business objectives. Depending on the specialization, social, copy, art, CPG, or growth marketing, they may focus more heavily on a specific medium or audience, but the core responsibility is always translating a brief into compelling, coherent creative work.
Questions people ask
Where is the creative director job at The New York Times?
New York City.
How much does it pay?
USD 148k to 170k a year, as stated in the posting.
What else is The New York Times hiring for?
Editor, journalist, video editor, art director, photo editor, copywriter, and other roles: 48 more roles.