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The New York Times is hiring. 199 roles open right now.

Scoutify monitors The New York Times's career page directly and notifies you within minutes when a new role goes live, hours before it hits LinkedIn or Indeed.

HQNew York City, NY
Posted (30d)61

[00] STOCK

INTERVIEW PREP

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[01] HIRING NOW

Live from their career page.

Numbers refresh daily. Every role tracked here was pulled straight from The New York Times's ATS, not an aggregator.

Open roles

199

Posted (30d)

61

+10.9% vs prior

Posted (7d)

20

Posted range

$122K – 143K

Base, from posted ranges

Most-hired roles · last 90 days

Software Engineer
11 roles
Director
8 roles
Analyst
7 roles
Manager
7 roles
Creative Director
4 roles

[02] HIRING PULSE

The New York Times's hiring pulse.

We re-scan The New York Times's career page every few minutes and keep the full posting history, so these counts come from the board itself, not an aggregator.

Rising20 postings this week vs a baseline of 12.0/week

Posted (7d)

20

Posted (30d)

58

Posted (90d)

154

Scanned every few minutes · newest tracked posting May 22, 2026

[03] COMPENSATION

What The New York Times pays.

Below pure tech companies for equivalent roles. Streaming platforms pay better than traditional media.

Concrete perks mentioned in job postings

  • 401(k) match
  • medical, dental and vision benefits
  • Flexible Spending Accounts (F.S.A.s)
  • paid vacation
  • paid sick days
  • paid parental leave
  • tuition reimbursement
  • professional development programs

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[04] VISA SPONSORSHIP

Hiring international candidates.

The New York Times has a documented USCIS H-1B petition history.

Sponsors H1B · USCIS-confirmed petitioner

Source: USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub. Classifications: yes (5+ approvals), conditional (1-4), no (0).

[05] WHAT TO EXPECT

What happens after you apply.

Crowdsourced from 18 Scoutify users who applied to The New York Times in the last 12 months. We see every application because we sent it, then we observe what comes back.

01 · Applied100%
02 · Screen0%
03 · Interview0%

Based on 28 applications from 18 Scoutify users · last 12 months

[06] WHERE THEY'RE HIRING

The cities The New York Times is hiring in.

Every active role mapped to its posted city. Use this to gauge whether The New York Timesis actually hiring where you live, or skewed somewhere you'd need to relocate.

Top cities by open roles

New York City, New York
127 roles
London, England, GB
5 roles
Seoul, Seoul, KR
4 roles
Washington, District of Columbia
4 roles
Long Island City, New York
2 roles
Paris, Île-de-France, FR
2 roles
Gainesville, Florida
1 role
Los Angeles, California
1 role

Remote: 53 positions

+2 more locations

[07] OFFICES

Where The New York Times works.

The New York Times office locations

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We've mapped 4 The New York Times offices across 3 cities, including 5900 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036-5000, so you know where you'd report before you apply.

Also in: Washington · San Francisco

Office data © OpenStreetMap contributors

[09] KEY FACTS

Founded

1851

Listed on

NYT

New York Stock Exchange

Data: Wikidata (CC0) · Q2529982

[10] IN THE NEWS

The New York 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.

Times Journalists Subpoenaed as Trump Escalates Pressure on Media - The New York Times

The New York Times
2 months ago

Justice Department subpoenas New York Times reporters over Air Force One reporting

NPR
2 months ago

Trump administration subpoenas New York Times reporters over coverage

Al Jazeera
2 months ago

Trump Administration Subpoenas New York Times Reporters After Air Force One Reporting

WSJ
2 months ago

Source: Google News. Last 12 months.

[11] ABOUT

What The New York Times does, and who fits.

The New York Times delivers independent journalism across various media.

The New York Times provides comprehensive news coverage, analysis, and commentary on a wide range of topics, including politics, culture, and science. Our world-renowned newsroom operates globally, ensuring that our journalism is accessible in print, audio, and digital formats, catering to a diverse audience.

[12] AT THE NEW YORK TIMES

The honest take.

A collaborative and dynamic environment focused on high-quality journalism.

WORK-LIFE

Work-life balance

Varies by company and role.

WHO THRIVES

Who thrives here

People interested in media and entertainment who want to work in tech.

WATCH OUT

Things to watch

Media industry is consolidating and disrupting simultaneously. Job security varies.

[13] CAREER GROWTH

Where The New York Times takes you next.

Media experience is specialized. Streaming and content delivery skills are transferable.

[14] INTERVIEW PREP

Going through their loop?

We collect real questions reported by candidates plus likely questions inferred from The New York Times's open roles. Skim the process, prep the questions, save the timing for actually applying.

[15] HOW TO APPLY

Your resume lands in Greenhouse.

The New York 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 The New York 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.

One-tap coverage: Greenhouse is one of the portals Scoutify's auto-apply fills end to end. On an Auto-Apply plan, your saved profile and resume are submitted to The New York Times the moment a matching role goes live.

ATS identified from the application URLs on The New York Times's recent postings

[18] FAQ

Questions people ask about The New York Times.

Not covered here? Email support@scoutify.com.

Does The New York Times sponsor H1B visas?

Yes, The New York Times does sponsor H1B visas for international candidates. If you are applying for a role that requires specialized skills and qualifications, you may be eligible for sponsorship. It’s advisable to check specific job postings for any mention of visa sponsorship availability.

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