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Deputy Editor, Big Read

Financial Times·London, United Kingdom·On-site·Full-time
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Posted
22 September 2026
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Type
Full-time
Arrangement
On-site
United Kingdom
Deadline
22 October 2026
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Summary

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Join the Financial Times, a leading global news organization known for its authority, integrity, and accuracy. As the Deputy Editor of the Big Read, you will have the opportunity to shape and work on a wide range of agenda-setting journalism. Your responsibilities will include generating ideas for feature stories, editing longform pieces, leading the desk in the absence of the Big Read editor, managing special projects, and collaborating with other teams. You should have a strong news instinct, proven editing ability, confidence in discussing ideas with senior editors, diplomacy in working with reporters and editors, an aptitude for visual storytelling, and the ability to work under pressure.

Role

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Join the Financial Times, a leading global news organization known for its authority, integrity, and accuracy. As the Deputy Editor of the Big Read, you will have the opportunity to shape and work on a wide range of agenda-setting journalism. Your responsibilities will include generating ideas for feature stories, editing longform pieces, leading the desk in the absence of the Big Read editor, managing special projects, and collaborating with other teams. You should have a strong news instinct, proven editing ability, confidence in discussing ideas with senior editors, diplomacy in working with reporters and editors, an aptitude for visual storytelling, and the ability to work under pressure.

Key responsibilities

  • Generar ideas para una amplia gama de historias de características que reflejen las prioridades centrales del FT.
  • Realizar una edición rigurosa y a tiempo de piezas de larga duración, trabajando en estrecha colaboración con los escritores.