Open-Source Reporter (Video Journalist), Visual Investigations
The New York TimesNew York, New York, United States
Posted October 7, 2025
113270.67 - 136000 USD year
Full Time
About the Company
The New York Times is dedicated to independent journalism, delivering deeply reported news and innovative digital experiences. Our team of reporters, editors, and technologists work together to uncover truths, analyze data, and tell impactful stories that shape public understanding. At The Times, employees are at the forefront of journalism's evolution, driven by a commitment to truth and engagement.
Job Description
The New York Times is seeking an Open-Source Reporter to combine investigative journalism with visual storytelling. This role focuses on news moments and investigative work, particularly on competitive news, while also exploring longer-term projects. The position requires a strong track record in open-source research and the ability to turn findings into compelling video content. The role is hybrid, with a base pay range of $113,270 - $136,000 USD, based on performance and internal guidelines.
Requirements
- 5+ years of journalism experience (preferably in a digital video or broadcast newsroom)
- Proven ability to apply open-source research skills
- Proven experience writing clearly and concisely to visual material
- Strong portfolio of stories demonstrating accountability
- Extensive experience with Google Earth Pro and flight-tracking platforms