February 4, 2012

Arms Control Association wants managing editor

The Arms Control Association, a national, nonprofit membership organization dedicated to promoting public understanding of and support for effective arms control policies, is seeking a full-time Managing Editor, a critical part of the small team that produces Arms Control Today, a monthly publication widely considered to be authoritative in its field. [Read more...]

Air Force Assoc. needs defense reporter in D.C.

The Air Force Association is seeking an entry-level defense reporter for Air Force Magazine’s print and online editions. [Read more...]

Defense News wants reporters

Defense News, the authoritative, global newsweekly is looking for reporters driven to break news, blanket their beats and establish themselves as leading authorities on programs, policies, people and business. Stories may take you from the Pentagon to Fort Bragg, N.C., from Paris to Singapore. [Read more...]

Macon Ga. paper has opening for military reporter

The Telegraph, a McClatchy newspaper located in Macon, Ga., has an opening for a reporter to write about military issues and to cover Robins Air Force Base, the largest industrial employer in Middle Georgia with more than 20,000 military and civilian employees. Candidates with proven experience covering the military are highly preferred.

We will also consider candidates with knowledge of military affairs plus significant experience covering high profile stories, including investigative and in-depth enterprise work.

We seek a seasoned writer who can report not only authoritatively about the military, but clearly translate military and Defense Department developments for both military and civilian readers.

Knowledge of the BRAC process would be a plus. Send or e-mail resume, relevant clips, references, and cover letter to: Sherrie Marshall, Editor, The Telegraph, 120 Broadway, Macon, GA. 31201, or smarshall@macon.com.

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Reporter sought at Fort Meade

MRE_150Patuxent Publishing Co., publisher of award-winning, community newspapers is seeking qualified candidates for a reporter at Soundoff, a military-owned newspaper located on the Ft. Meade Army base. [Read more...]

Military Times seeks publisher

Dynamic publisher of the only independent newspapers exclusively serving the U.S. military worldwide has opportunities for talented writers to cover military, defense industry and federal government beats. [Read more...]

Defense magazine has opening for reporter

Energetic and versatile writer/reporter needed to cover the defense arena for monthly 4-color magazine and its accompanying online publications. Individual must have proven reporting and writing skills and be able to produce 3-4 feature news stories as well as additional e-newsletter and web articles each month and provide material for monthly columns. Must be able to develop contacts and sources, find stories and write on tight deadlines. [Read more...]

Military Times seeks publisher in Springfield, VA

Dynamic publisher of the only independent newspapers exclusively serving the U.S. military worldwide has opportunities for talented writers to cover military, defense industry and federal government beats. We are looking for creative, experienced reporters who are ready to write, report and think on a whole new level, and join a team that is turning heads in Washington and beyond. If you’re ready to go beyond the headlines and write stories that really matter to people, to break news and to work on enterprise pieces that make a difference, we want to hear from you.

Serious candidates only for this first-rate team where talent and creativity are always rewarded. Requirements Two years professional journalism experience at a adaily or weekly publication required. Beat experience and familiarity with the defense, government, or military beats are a big plus. Bachelor’s degree or equivalent.

Please send cover letter, resume and clips to: Army Times Publishing Co., Attn: HR Department, 6883 Commercial Drive, Springfield, VA 22159., or fax to 703-750-8129.

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National Defense Magazine has opening for reporter

Description:
Before you read this ad, one word of caution: This is not a conventional reporting job. We are a specialized publication (both print and web) that covers defense industry, technology, policy, military programs and homeland security.

It is a job that requires a dedicated, highly motivated journalist who is willing to learn about complex topics and is able to turn arcane information into well-organized and cleanly written news stories.

The position opening is for a full-time staff writer/editor. Schedule is 40 hours a week. Candidates will be evaluated based on their reporting/writing skills and their demonstrated ability to produce clean copy that needs minimal editing. The job requires a self-motivated candidate who can act as self-editor and fact-checker. Candidates must be able to take direction and work collaboratively in a small staff. Ability to multitask is critical. Knowledge of military/defense issues is a plus but not required. Assignments range from weekly news features about military and homeland security programs/trends/technologies to short news briefs and web posts. Candidates should be prepared to hit the ground running.

Occasional long-distance travel is required, as well as use of personal automobile (mileage is reimbursed) for local travel.

Salary is based on experience and qualifications. Benefits include health plan, paid vacation and 401k. Convenient location by Courthouse Metro, in Arlington, VA

National Defense has 50,000 subscribers and 65,000 online readers. It provides authoritative, non-partisan coverage of business and technology trends in U.S. defense. National Defense is published by the National Defense Industrial Association, a nonprofit educational organization.

Please send cover letter, resume, published clips, and professional references to editor@nationaldefensemagazine.org All candidates must complete a job application. NDIA is an equal opportunity employer.

National Defense Magazine
Position: Defense/Military Reporter
Location: D.C. Metro Area, Virginia
Job Status: Full-time
Salary: $45,000 to $50,000
Website: http://www.nationaldefensemagazine.org

PBS station in San Diego seeks military blogger

NPR is launching a new Web-only project, in cooperation with member-stations. KPBS is seeking a journalist-blogger who is a first-rate writer and communicator for our site focused on military issues in San Diego. The journalist-blogger will be charged with building a dedicated online following around coverage of military issues, serving as the area’s most authoritative voice on the issue, with a strong local profile and a national reach through NPR and the wider public broadcasting system. Position produces several posts daily for new blog built around issues related to the military; writes about the day’s news and curates related materials from elsewhere online in an informal, conversational style that also comports with KPBS’ on-air voice; solicits and edits contributions from others at KPBS and elsewhere including show hosts, correspondents, producers, editors, subject experts and military leaders; consistently and enthusiastically engages with readers and the KPBS community in comment threads and other social media community venues; provides ongoing insight and counsel to other KPBS shows and departments about their online and digital projects and ambitions; maintains daily liaison with editors about developing stories, coordinating the blog with the rest of the site; ensures that all materials produced for the site meet KPBS program standards and practices, including standards of accuracy, fairness, objectivity and balance; performs other duties as assigned. Position located in San Diego, CA.

Requirements: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent. Three years full-time professional, progressively responsible work experience in journalism. Excellence in analysis and interpretation. Demonstrated excellence in reporting and writing for the Web and for blogs. Demonstrated excellence in news judgment. Demonstrated expertise in all aspects of online journalism, reporting, writing, editing, photography, Web publishing tools and social media. Ability to aggressively set a coverage and style agenda. Ability to solicit and edit work from other contributors to the blog. Ability to handle multiple and complex projects simultaneously under stringent timeframes and changing priorities/conditions. Demonstrated understanding of social media concepts including the ability to use social media to further reporting and build networks of influentials, and expertise in blogging best practices. Ability to work quickly and efficiently under deadline pressure, including the ability to report breaking stories. Ability and willingness to work varied shifts. Proven ability to consistently work well with others, demonstrating at all times respect for the diverse constituencies at KPBS and within the public broadcasting system. Candidates should have subject-matter expertise and a solid journalistic track record befitting KPBS’ reputation as a trusted local news source. Requires a demonstrated ability to cultivate sources, identify important trends in the military and collect and verify information through a variety of online and offline channels. Candidates should be conversant with blogging and social media applications and a variety of multimedia tools. Should have knowledge of the mechanics of standard English grammar, spelling and AP style. Should display knowledge and adherence to high ethical standards. The strongest candidates also will have proven experience developing a successful niche news site, building audience, establishing a social media brand and stoking community engagement.

To be considered for this position all applicants must apply online at https://jobsfoundation.sdsu.edu/applicants/jsp/shared/frameset/Frameset.jsp?time=1271350195976 or call SDSU Research Foundation at (619) 594-5703. Specify job# 100053.
Job closes May 6, 2010 at 4 p.m. EEO/AA/Title IX Employer.