Editor Jobs at Newsweek
Newsweek has 3 open editor roles, 3 of them remote, alongside 6 other open roles.
About Newsweek
Newsweek is a news media company that publishes in-depth news coverage, analysis, and opinion across politics, world affairs, business, technology, and culture. It operates both print and digital editions, delivering breaking news and long-form journalism to a global audience.
The open roles
- Senior News Editor: remote, USD 100k to 110k, Senior, posted 24 September 2026.
- Digital Content Editor (Casual): remote, posted 8 September 2026.
- Senior News Editor: remote, USD 100k to 115k, Senior, posted 25 June 2026.
Also hiring at Newsweek
Newsweek is also hiring: journalist (5) and video producer (1).
Its roles are in United Kingdom (7), remote (4) and United States (2).
What editor work involves
Editors work across text, video, and multimedia formats to review, refine, and prepare content for publication or broadcast. Depending on specialisation, a day may involve line-editing articles for grammar, style, and factual accuracy; cutting and assembling video footage in an editing suite; or shaping a newsletter's voice and structure for a specific audience. They collaborate closely with writers, producers, photographers, and social media teams to ensure every piece meets editorial standards, platform requirements, and deadlines. In branded or digital contexts, editors also consider SEO, engagement metrics, and audience data when making editorial decisions.
Experience level
Open roles by the experience the posting asks for.
Questions people ask
Can these roles be done remotely?
3 of the 3 open editor roles at Newsweek are remote.
What else is Newsweek hiring for?
Journalist and video producer: 6 more roles.