Since most of us are back to at least trying to pretend that everything isn’t awful and terrible, Brokelyn’s back to its bi-weekly jobs listings. Because even if democracy is letting you down, at least the job market isn’t (for now). There are still plenty of cool gigs out there for young upstarts and mid-career professionals alike. And while none of us knows what’s in store for us come January, a job at a place you love might help weather the next four years, and maybe even make them worth sticking around America for.
That doesn’t mean you have to be complacent, of course. This week’s job roundup includes gigs in investigative reporting and producing, senior editing and customer service, so you can stay involved in both human and digital conversations happening re: Trump’s America. And even though the American presidency is now an entry-level position, all of the jobs in this week’s roundup take at least a little field experience, so peruse our listings and see which one speaks to your skill set.
Do some woke video journalism for punched.tv, an Emmy-Award winning production company with a new investigative docu-series (hosted on a “major television network,” fwiw) that’s currently hiring an associate producer. As the AP, you’d be responsible for aiding in the research and investigation of an unsolved crime and its connection to powerful institutions. “Experience with reporting on criminal justice and investigation into large governmental and private institutions a plus.” If you’re looking for a job that satisfies your penchant for social justice and humanitarian action, look no further. You need 2+ years of investigative reporting experience in any medium to snag the freelance AP gig, which is slated to begin ASAP and run for 29 weeks. Apply through this link.
‘Ears another one: Paste Magazine is hiring a Senior Music Editor! It’s a full-time position in the New York office for an experienced individual who can boast 10+ years of experience covering the music industry, as well as experience managing a large staff of writers and editors. Paste, by way of (their own) introduction, is an “online arts and lifestyle brand, covering music, movies, TV, games, comedy, books, design, tech, food, drink, travel, style, comics and soccer” that caters to a readership “hungry for authenticity and creativity.” Sound like something you can handle? Apply to jobs[at]pastemagazine.com.
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If you’re just looking for some extra cash to support a healthy lifestyle, check out Sacred, a yoga studio in Bed-Stuy. They currently need a Front Desk Assistant Manager for Monday t0 Wednesday nights, 3-10pm. You’ve got to have a background in customer service, strong writing skills and ridiculous enthusiasm about all things Sacred (i.e. hot yoga, pole dancing, and other life-affirming physical activities). Experience in sales, professional social media, and MindBody software isn’t a must, but it’s appreciated. Perks include unlimited membership, and discounts off of teacher training. Want? Email jobs[at]sacredbrooklyn.com with your resumé and a little bit about yourself. Starts ASAP!
Gizmodo Media Group, the loch ness beast that Gawker Media turned into, is currently hiring for a new Gizmodo Editor-in-Chief to assign coverage, develop editorial strategy and lead a large team of writers and staff. Tech luddites, look elsewhere: “The ideal candidate will be obsessive about technology, science, and geek culture, and have experience assigning coverage and developing editorial strategy across these subject areas.” Also FYI, this is a full time position at GMG’s New York headquarters, which means it comes with full benefits, including unlimited time off (!!) fully paid medical insurance and free meals provided weekly. Apply through this link.
More of a hands-on kind of geek? There’s a new “creative” coworking space in town — specifically, at Sunset Park’s own Industry City! — called Camp David, and the they want an IT wiz to run their Onsite Tech Desk for three floors of co-workers. As resident IT expert, you’ll handle all on-site technology requests and help fulfill customer help tickets, so you’ve got to have a winning aptitude for customer service, be able to liaise with a third-party technology partner to handle out-of-scope IT tasks, and collaborate with other departments to get shit done. Two+ years in IT-related experience preferred but not required. Experience with Apple OS and Windows, and Genius Bar-style training a plus. To apply, send a resumé and cover letter via Craigslist with “Camp David” in the subject line.
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