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About the Role, Mission or Department Overview

Wirecutter is seeking a projects editor to support editorial planning and cross-functional project management This role is part of a small but mighty team that oversees calendars and planning, supports story development workflows, serves as a command center for newsroom-wide initiatives and communications, and leads special project...