Financial Times is hiring. 89 roles open right now.
Scoutify monitors Financial Times's career page directly and notifies you within minutes when a new role goes live, hours before it hits LinkedIn or Indeed.
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[01] HIRING NOW
Live from their career page.
Numbers refresh daily. Every role tracked here was pulled straight from Financial Times's ATS, not an aggregator.
Open roles
89
Posted (30d)
35
+169.2% vs prior
Posted (7d)
13
Posted range
$85K – 103K
Base, from posted ranges
Most-hired roles · last 90 days
[02] HIRING PULSE
Financial Times's hiring pulse.
We re-scan Financial Times's career page every few minutes and keep the full posting history, so these counts come from the board itself, not an aggregator.
Posted (7d)
13
Posted (30d)
35
Posted (90d)
74
Scanned every few minutes · newest tracked posting May 22, 2026
[03] COMPENSATION
What Financial Times pays.
Below pure tech companies for equivalent roles. Streaming platforms pay better than traditional media.
Concrete perks mentioned in job postings
- generous annual leave
- medical cover
- inclusive parental leave packages
- subsidised gym memberships
- opportunities to give back to the community
- annual bonus scheme
- 24/7 Employee Assistance Program
- life insurance
- food allowance
- training budget
[04] VISA SPONSORSHIP
U.S.-only hiring history.
Financial Times has no H-1B petition history we can find.
No H1B sponsorship history
Source: USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub. Classifications: yes (5+ approvals), conditional (1-4), no (0).
[05] HIRING MOMENTUM
Financial Times is hiring harder than usual.
We've been watching Financial Times's career page for 12 months. Their last seven days of postings are well above their rolling 90-day baseline, typically the kind of jump that follows a funding round, a new product launch, or an internal hiring push.
Surge vs 90-day baseline
13 jobs in the last 7 days vs a baseline of 5.8 per week. Trend is rising.
Postings per month, last 12 months
Top surging categories
[06] WHERE THEY'RE HIRING
The cities Financial Times is hiring in.
Every active role mapped to its posted city. Use this to gauge whether Financial Timesis actually hiring where you live, or skewed somewhere you'd need to relocate.
Top cities by open roles
+5 more locations
[07] OFFICES
Where Financial Times works.
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We've mapped 5 Financial Times offices across 3 cities, including 330 Hudson St, New York, NY 10013, so you know where you'd report before you apply.
Also in: Orlando · Columbia
Office data © OpenStreetMap contributors
[00] M&A HISTORY
Financial Times has acquired 2 notable companies on public record. Acquisitions tell you about a company's appetite, scale, and direction.
Source: Wikidata
[09] IN THE NEWS
Financial Times in the headlines.
Recent press coverage, pulled from Google News. Worth a scan before an interview or a cold email: funding rounds, launches, and leadership changes are the fastest way to sound current.
Source: Google News. Last 12 months.
[10] ABOUT
What Financial Times does, and who fits.
The Financial Times delivers quality journalism and services worldwide.
The Financial Times is a leading news organization recognized for its integrity and accuracy. It offers a range of services, including executive education through the FT Leaders Academy, customer care, and data analytics, all aimed at empowering individuals and organizations with valuable insights and knowledge.
[11] AT FINANCIAL TIMES
The honest take.
A warm, collaborative culture that values diversity and supports employee growth.
[12] CAREER GROWTH
Where Financial Times takes you next.
Media experience is specialized. Streaming and content delivery skills are transferable.
[13] INTERVIEW PREP
Going through their loop?
We collect real questions reported by candidates plus likely questions inferred from Financial Times's open roles. Skim the process, prep the questions, save the timing for actually applying.
[14] HOW TO APPLY
Your resume lands in Greenhouse.
Financial Times uses Greenhouse as their applicant tracking system. When you apply, your resume drops directly into their Greenhouse pipeline where recruiters review candidates in arrival order.
Scoutify watches Financial Times's career page continuously. New openings show up here within minutes of posting. Early applicants get more attention because most recruiters review applications in the order they arrive.
Because Financial Times hires through Greenhouse, you can auto-apply to new Financial Times jobs with Sniper, which submits the Greenhouse form for you minutes after a matching role posts. Sniper sends one application per posting, and the employer's confirmation email for most applications lands in Scoutify Mail.
ATS identified from the application URLs on Financial Times's recent postings
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[17] FAQ
Questions people ask about Financial Times.
Not covered here? Email support@scoutify.com.
Financial Times does not explicitly state its visa sponsorship policy. However, many companies in the media and publishing industry, particularly those with a global presence like Financial Times, often consider sponsoring H1B visas for highly qualified international candidates. If you are an international applicant, it's advisable to inquire directly during the application process regarding specific visa sponsorship opportunities.
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