Conflict Operations Editor

The Conflict Operations Editor at The New York Times is responsible for guiding newsgathering efforts in conflict zones, ensuring staff safety by assessing risks and making critical decisions. They work closely with security teams, senior editors, and field correspondents to establish safe operational procedures and manage crisis situations. The role involves deploying rapidly to urgent situations, establishing conflict bureaus, and supporting journalists in hostile environments. Candidates should possess experience in conflict journalism, operational crisis management, and team leadership, with strong communication and organisational skills. The position offers a hybrid work model with international deployment opportunities, supporting the company's commitment to independent journalism and journalist safety.