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166 live jobsMedia & Entertainment1,001-5,000New York, United StatesFounded 1851nytimes.com
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The New York Times is a globally recognized American newspaper, known for its in-depth reporting and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalism. It offers comprehensive coverage across news, opinion, business, arts, and more, setting a standard for journalistic integrity and investigative reporting.

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Median salary$114kAdvertised, typical range $83k - $145k
Top locationNew York+4 other locations
Work mode5% remote

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How applying to The New York Times works

From 28 applications Haystack's AI agent sent to The New York Times since September 2026. Updated daily.

applications sent by the agent
28
fields on the form
18
to a first reply
5 days
What The New York Times's form asks
  1. Are you legally authorized to work in the Country specified for this position?On 100% of The New York Times applicationsAnswered for you
  2. After your review of the job description, do you meet each of the basic qualifications listed in the job?On 100% of The New York Times applicationsAnswered for you
  3. Are you prohibited or limited in your performance of any job duties for a company by any restrictive covenants not to compete, confidentiality agreements or anyOn 100% of The New York Times applicationsAnswered for you
  4. Will you now, or might you in the future, require sponsorship to legally work in the country specified for this position? For example, in the U.S. if you are anOn 100% of The New York Times applicationsAnswered for you
  5. Have you ever been employed by The New York Times, or any of its affiliates or subsidiaries?On 100% of The New York Times applicationsAnswered for you

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The New York Times takes applications through Greenhouse, on its own careers site. The form usually has about 18 fields to fill in. Haystack's AI agent can fill in and submit the form for you: upload your CV once, pick the The New York Times roles you want, and every reply lands in your Haystack inbox.

What does The New York Times's application form ask?

Besides your contact details and CV, the questions that come up most on The New York Times's form are: "Are you legally authorized to work in the Country specified for this position?"; "After your review of the job description, do you meet each of the basic qualifications listed in the job?"; "Are you prohibited or limited in your performance of any job duties for a company by any restrictive covenants not to compete, confidentiality agreements or any"; "Will you now, or might you in the future, require sponsorship to legally work in the country specified for this position? For example, in the U.S. if you are an"; "Have you ever been employed by The New York Times, or any of its affiliates or subsidiaries?".

How long does The New York Times take to reply to applications?

When The New York Times replies to an application sent through Haystack, the first reply (an interview invite, a decision or a request) usually arrives within about 5 days. So far 44% of applications sent more than two weeks ago have had a reply. Based on 9 replies.