Assistant Editor (Breakfast)

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“Being an Assistant Editor on the Breakfast team is a challenging and senior role – putting you in a position of leadership – and setting the agenda for the day ahead, by capitalising on news-making interviews.” – Thomas Newton, Breakfast Editor

What you’ll do:

  • Lead a team of producers building and subbing the TV output
  • Run the television output from the gallery and handle breaking news
  • Manage the team of producers
  • Come up with fantastic ideas for the coverage of a wide range of stories
  • Step up to Output Editor when required
  • Work in other areas of Sky News as the need arises

What you’ll bring:

  • Outstanding news judgment
  • Gallery leadership – especially for breaking news
  • Team leadership – managing producers on shift and acting as line manager
  • Creativity – coming up with ideas for stories, guests and treatments
  • Digital awareness – an understanding of the changing habits of our audience and the fundamental importance of mobile

Sky News

At Sky News, our mission is to give you the ​full story, first, wherever you get your news. Because when people have the full story, they can make up their own mind. We believe this has never mattered more. With a fast-changing news media landscape, we have committed to building a premium, video-first newsroom built for the future.

The Rewards:

There’s a reason people can’t stop talking about #LifeAtSky. Our great range of rewards really are something special, here are just a few:

  • Sky Q, for the TV you love all in one place
  • A generous pension package
  • Private healthcare
  • Discounted mobile and broadband
  • Access a wide range of exclusive Sky VIP rewards and experiences

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