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28 September 2016updated 07 Nov 2016 2:07pm

We’re hiring! New editor needed for NS Tech

The New Statesman is looking for a writer/editor for its B2B tech vertical, NS Tech.

By New Statesman

The New Statesman is looking for a new editor for its B2B tech vertical, NS Tech.

The site covers subjects like cyber-security, government computing and how companies adapt to the digital future.

The successful applicant should have:

– experience in writing B2B copy to a high standard, free from legal issues or errors

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– SEO, headline and other production skills, to ensuring the copy is presented as cleanly and searchably as possible 

– the ability to manage outside contributors alongside their own writing

– the ability to work to quick turnarounds

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– the ability to generate ideas and concepts

To apply, please send an email to india.bourke@newstatesman.co.uk with the subject line “NS Tech”. Include a cover letter outlining your suitability for the role, and a CV. Applications close at noon on 14 November.

The role will be based in our offices in London, and the salary will be competitive – based on experience.  

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