Assistant Editors

(Kathmandu)

14/08/2015

Job Profile/Description:

The position’s primary requirement is the ability to edit full-length articles of the kind carried in Himal. Applicants have to be able to turn around article drafts on a wide range of topics, in accordance with the magazine’s in-house style. Besides foolproof competence in English-language editing, applicants must have a keen interest in Southasian history, economy, culture, geopolitics and current affairs. Applicants should have the ability to support all aspects of the magazine’s production – both online and in print. This includes keeping up to date with a wide range of issues related to Southasia, to develop story ideas, and to help commission and secure articles. Assistant Editors will also help run the Himal website, select images for articles, oversee fact-checking, and supervise interns. The position reports to the Editor.

Mail To : editorial@himalmag.com

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