The Washington Times

The Washington Times, the nations’ most respected leader providing hard-hitting journalism and razor-sharp commentary, is looking to add ambitious and energetic General Ledger Manager to our Finance team. This position has overall responsibility for the accurate and timely financial reporting of the company operations for all levels of management. The ideal candidate for the positions must have proven business acumen, sharp attention to detail, make sound judgment, show initiative and be a self-starter.  Must be ready to hit the ground running. The qualified candidate for this position must have 5-7 years of general ledger accounting experience with a high degree of knowledge in accounting principles.  Previous experience with accounting systems, such as Software Business Systems (SBS), Naviga (NewsCycle Solutions (NCS, DTI), with a minimum of 2 years experience in a management position, preferred. Strong Microsoft excel skills a must!

The Washington Times is seeking a Social Media Editor to promote our news articles and commentary as well as manage the company’s social media accounts. The Social Media Editor will be responsible for audience cultivation and engagement to increase traffic on all digital platforms. The ideal candidate understands the news cycle, has experience packaging content across multiple platforms, and is able to manage social media in creative ways. Also required is the ability to spot “talkers” before they go viral and present it in creative ways that attract readers and increase engagement. Requires experience in a fast-paced newsroom. The successful candidate must be able to shepherd company-wide projects through completion and social promotion. This position requires the ability to manage multiple and sometimes conflicting priorities. Excellent oral, written and communication skills and proven ability to meet competing deadlines are a necessity. Must be a team player and be able to...

The Washington Times is seeking an experienced Digital Writer with proven ability to identify and write about a wide range of topics including national news, politics and popular culture. The candidate must possess sharp news judgment and solid writing/aggregation skills. Must have an understanding of The Washington Times’ audience and the ability to recognize what makes a story resonate with our readers. Excellent oral, written and communication skills and the ability to meet competing deadlines in a fast-paced environment are a necessity. This position requires the ability to work well in teams as well as alone at times. Must have initiative and be a self-starter. A Bachelor's degree in Journalism or Communications with two years of relevant work experience in a news media organization is preferred. Non-traditional work hours may be required.

The Washington Times is seeking an experienced Investigative Reporter with an excellent track record of digging into complex and important stories that make a difference. The successful candidate will have a proven record of exposing waste, fraud, abuse and corruption in government spending, political ethics, the political money trail, the culture of entitlement inside government, and efforts by major money sources to influence policy. The ideal candidate will be able to explain complex subject matter to a wide readership audience. Experience in using FOIA requests to extract documents and data from agencies and the ability to use computer databases, spreadsheets and web interactives that can analyze data for trends are required.  The successful candidate will have a minimum of five years of reporting experience preferably on politics and/or on investigative teams. Some travel may be required. Non-standard hours are part of the job. 

The Washington Times is seeking an experienced, aggressive reporter to cover law enforcement, crime and the Department of Justice. We are looking for someone with a keen eye for stories and a flair for vivid, concise writing to produce a steady stream of daily articles and enterprise coverage. The successful candidate will be able to generate exclusive stories that change the agenda in Washington and the law enforcement dialogue across the country. The selected candidate must be a strong, fast writer who can quickly file stories to the website and then develop them to give readers additional insight. The individual also must be able to explain complex subject matter to a wide national readership audience.  We are looking for someone with at least five years of news reporting experience. Experience covering law enforcement issues or government is a plus. Occasional travel and non-standard working hours including evening, weekends, and holidays.