editorial vacancies

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Business editor

We are looking for a skilled and self-motivated editor to join our London team and take on the role of editing and commissioning the Business pages in the magazine, plus related coverage.

The ideal candidate will be as comfortable talking to top CEOs as to entrepreneurs. The role also involves commissioning supplements, contributing to our daily email newsletter and conducting interviews for our twice-weekly radio show The Entrepreneurs on Monocle 24. An interest in radio and relevant experience would be an advantage, as would languages – particularly French, German and Italian.

Monocle is expanding the team and wants someone who can wrangle big interviews and help nudge good copy towards excellence, as well as having great contacts and a worldview that is not bound to London opinions and politics. This hands-on role will include plenty of assignments and travel.

You should have five years’ relevant experience, most likely on a national newspaper or magazine.

To apply for this position, please send a CV and covering letter to Monocle’s managing editor Tom Reynolds.

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Bureau chief

We are looking for a bureau chief to run our outpost in Culver City, working across our print, radio and online output. You will have several years' experience as a journalist, an understanding of the Monocle brand and a good knowledge of the region. You will also be as comfortable interviewing a PM as writing about restaurants and media. Spanish language skills are a distinct advantage, as is broadcast experience.

The role is based in Los Angeles but you will need to travel throughout North and South America, and the work will not follow regular hours. This is a job for somebody who has great contacts and fresh ideas, and wants to be part of a fast-growing company. It is a role that is as demanding as it is rewarding.

To apply for this position, please send a CV and covering letter to Monocle’s managing editor Tom Reynolds.

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Senior editor, newspapers and special projects

We are looking for an experienced editor to join our expanding team. In addition to the core magazine, Monocle has developed a series of seasonal weekly papers and annual publications – such as The Forecast – plus daily email bulletin The Monocle Minute.

We want an editor who can lead projects by generating ideas at pace, commissioning, editing with clarity and ensuring deadlines are met. You will have a proven track record in a news environment, an in-depth understanding of global news and the ability to land great interviews; second or third languages are an advantage. Please note that the role involves travel and unpredictable hours.

To apply for this position please send a CV and covering letter to managing editor Tom Reynolds.

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Sub editor

We are looking for a talented and versatile sub editor to work full-time in our Hong Kong bureau, reporting to the chief sub editor in our London HQ. This is a key role as it will mean layouts across our magazines, newspapers and books can be subbed while it’s night-time in London, allowing us to maintain a steady and efficient workflow. Writing and commercial experience is also helpful, as you may be called upon to assist our Hong Kong bureau chief with projects when times allows.

Monocle is recognised for its high standards in delivering the written word. As such we are looking for someone who:

· Has at least two years’ experience on a subs desk for a national magazine or newspaper, allied to a comprehensive knowledge of InDesign.
· Has a methodical and organised approach, and can work effectively and quickly up against multiple deadlines.
· Can write engaging and informative headlines and standfirsts.
· Has supreme confidence in their grammar and spelling and can pick up house style and tone quickly.
· Can communicate effectively with editors, writers and other production departments.
· Is willing to put in overtime as and when required.

Salary is dependent on experience. To apply for the role, please email your CV and cover letter – explaining your suitability and stating your notice period – to chief sub editor Dan Poole.