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Deputy Editor

Nominate Recruitment Ltd

Posted 2 days ago, valid for 22 days

Lisburn, County Antrim BT28 2YJ

£24,000 - £36,000 per annum

Full Time

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Sonic Summary

The Deputy Editor position is available in Moira with a salary range of £32k to £37k, depending on experience.
Candidates must have a formal journalism qualification and at least 4 years of print journalism experience.
The role involves planning and delivering content for publications and requires strong analytical skills and the ability to meet tight deadlines.
Applicants should have experience interviewing senior leaders in business and public policy, along with a keen interest in current affairs across Ireland.
The position offers a hybrid working arrangement after training, with 3 days in the office and 2 days working from home.

Job Title: Deputy Editor

Location: Moira

Salary and Benefits: Salary- £32k-£37k - will depend on level of experience

Hybrid working arrangement: 3 days office, 2 days WFH (after training) and subject to business needs.

Employment Type- Permanent

The Right Client- Nominate Recruitment are thrilled to be partnering with a successful Publication company specializing in Policy and Business in Moira who are seeking a Deputy Editor to join their Senior Editorial Team.

As Deputy Editor, you will work closely with the Editor to play a leading role with the planning/delivery of content for publications.

Essential criteria:

Formal journalism qualification and/or 4+ years print journalism experience;
Ability to produce strong analytical material to tight deadlines;
Experience in interviewing senior business and public policy leaders;
Ability to demonstrate a strong interest in current and public affairs across Ireland, north and south;
Consider how publications may feed into the wider portfolio

Management of publication production against timetable;
Produce content that is relevant, accurate, and engaging;
Self-starter and willingness to take on any task;
Proof reading skills;
A firm grasp of the workings of government;
Strong digital skills; and
A track record of innovative ideas are essential for this role.

The position offers a salary scale of between £32k and 37k, dependent on experience, with excellent personal and career development for the right candidate. Own transport is essential. The role will be primarily based in our Maghaberry office but will require work in Dublin on a regular basis.

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