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posted_at: 6 days agoschedule_type: Part-time
Position Title: Assistant Editor
Department: Communications
FLSA: Non-Exempt, 20 hours/week...
Reports to: Chess Life/Chess Life Kids Editor
Location: St. Louis, Missouri; telecommute possible
Position Overview: The Assistant Editor is responsible for assisting in the production of all US Chess print publications, primarily Chess Life and Chess Life Kids , with some digital responsibilities as well. This part-time position with flexible hours is
Position Title: Assistant Editor
Department: Communications
FLSA: Non-Exempt, 20 hours/week...
Reports to: Chess Life/Chess Life Kids Editor
Location: St. Louis, Missouri; telecommute possible
Position Overview: The Assistant Editor is responsible for assisting in the production of all US Chess print publications, primarily Chess Life and Chess Life Kids , with some digital responsibilities as well. This part-time position with flexible hours is focused around Central Time hours.
Essential Job Functions
• Content planning with the Editor
• Content editing using AP Stylebook and US Chess Style Guide
• Some content creation (US Chess Affairs, First Moves, etc.)
• Manage the following annual items under the supervision of the Editor:
• Index
• Postal Statements Annual Filing
• Maintain US Chess Style Guide
• Special Projects as assigned
• Other duties as assigned
Please apply by sending a cover letter, resume, a writing or editing portfolio, and three references to the Senior Director of Strategic Communication Dan Lucas, dlucas@uschess.org , no later than May 26 at 5 p.m. CT.
Required Skills and Experience
• A bachelor’s degree or higher (a degree in Journalism or English preferred, or significant professional experience in lieu of a degree)
• A fundamental understanding of journalism and editing practices, including the AP Stylebook
• Experience with a variety of editorial areas, including writing, editing, interviewing, and proofreading in digital and print formats
• Working knowledge of Microsoft Word and the ability to learn new software programs such as ChessBase and the Adobe Creative suite (especially InDesign)
• Ability to read chess notation
• Familiarity with US Chess culture (especially rated tournament play)
• Strong time management skills with an ability to work independently
• Excellent interpersonal skills
• Strong problem-solving skills
• Strong attention to detail Show more details...
Department: Communications
FLSA: Non-Exempt, 20 hours/week...
Reports to: Chess Life/Chess Life Kids Editor
Location: St. Louis, Missouri; telecommute possible
Position Overview: The Assistant Editor is responsible for assisting in the production of all US Chess print publications, primarily Chess Life and Chess Life Kids , with some digital responsibilities as well. This part-time position with flexible hours is focused around Central Time hours.
Essential Job Functions
• Content planning with the Editor
• Content editing using AP Stylebook and US Chess Style Guide
• Some content creation (US Chess Affairs, First Moves, etc.)
• Manage the following annual items under the supervision of the Editor:
• Index
• Postal Statements Annual Filing
• Maintain US Chess Style Guide
• Special Projects as assigned
• Other duties as assigned
Please apply by sending a cover letter, resume, a writing or editing portfolio, and three references to the Senior Director of Strategic Communication Dan Lucas, dlucas@uschess.org , no later than May 26 at 5 p.m. CT.
Required Skills and Experience
• A bachelor’s degree or higher (a degree in Journalism or English preferred, or significant professional experience in lieu of a degree)
• A fundamental understanding of journalism and editing practices, including the AP Stylebook
• Experience with a variety of editorial areas, including writing, editing, interviewing, and proofreading in digital and print formats
• Working knowledge of Microsoft Word and the ability to learn new software programs such as ChessBase and the Adobe Creative suite (especially InDesign)
• Ability to read chess notation
• Familiarity with US Chess culture (especially rated tournament play)
• Strong time management skills with an ability to work independently
• Excellent interpersonal skills
• Strong problem-solving skills
• Strong attention to detail Show more details...
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