What you will do: Editing (50% time) Review content pitches from program and country communications teams and provide strategic guidance. Substantively edit content authored by researchers and communications staff —including Insights articles, Technical Perspectives, Project Updates, project pages, and other content. Ensure all content is clear, compelling, and fit for audience. Work closely with WRI’s graphic design and video teams to produce multimedia that supports WRI’s written content. Conduct photo research and draft captions to accompany editorial content. Project manage editorial pieces, including incorporating feedback from multiple reviewers and seeing projects through from concept to publication. Writing (30% of time) Draft articles, web copy, video scripts, brochures, newsletters and other content to support WRI’s strategic priorities. Ghostwrite articles and thought leadership content for researchers and senior leadership. ​​​​​​​ Content Strategy (20%) Track analytics for editorial and communications products. Use data-driven insights to inform content development. Utilize SEO and other digital best practices to ensure wide reach of key materials. Stay abreast of the news cycle and institutional priorities to brainstorm strategic content. ​​​​​​​ What you will need: Education: You have completed a bachelor’s degree in a relevant study area Experience: Experience writing and editing in a professional setting. Journalism experience is desirable. Experience coaching authors in improving their writing and storytelling skills. Ability to work independently and juggle multiple projects while under deadline pressure. Knowledge of AP Style Experience with SEO and other digital best practices. Knowledge of and interest in environmental issues, including topics such as climate change, clean energy, food and agriculture, sustainable cities, etc.