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How to apply to The New York Times

What The New York Times is hiring for and what its application asks, from the postings and application forms we checked. Newest posting added 2026-10-05.

  • 125 open roles across 40 job titles
  • 41 new open roles in the last 30 days
  • Applications on Greenhouse
  • Locations: Remote · New York, US; New York, US; Remote · New York City, US; Remote · London, GB; New York City, US; Remote · Norfolk, US; Remote · Washington, D.C., DC; Beijing, CN

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The New York Times Greenhouse careers site and sign-in

The New York Times posts the jobs listed here on Greenhouse, its applicant tracking system, at job-boards.greenhouse.io. To apply, open a posting below and follow its link to apply on The New York Times’s site. If that site asks you to sign in, use or create an account there: it is separate from your Applystead account.

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About The New York Times

  • Industry: publishing Source: Wikidata
  • Founded: 1851 Source: Wikidata
  • Headquarters: New York Times Building, New York, United States Source: Wikidata
  • Employees: 1,700 (as of 2021-01-01) Source: Wikidata
  • About: American daily newspaper (founded 1851) Source: Wikidata
  • Website: nytimes.com

Which applicant tracking system does The New York Times use?

The The New York Times postings listed here are hosted on Greenhouse (125 open postings), where you apply.

Hiring signals

  • Pay transparency: 82% of open postings list pay set by the employer (102 of 125 postings)
  • Postings list updated:

Does The New York Times sponsor H-1B visas?

The New York Times filed 34 H-1B labor condition applications for the role families listed here in fiscal years 2025-2026 (source: U.S. Department of Labor). An LCA is a step toward sponsorship, not a visa approval or a promise for any one role.

Filing counts for the role families listed, not a total.

  • Software Developers, NY: 18 filings fiscal years 2025-2026 · Source: U.S. Department of Labor
  • Data Scientists, NY: 5 filings fiscal years 2025-2026 · Source: U.S. Department of Labor
  • Computer and Information Systems Managers, NY: 4 filings fiscal years 2025-2026 · Source: U.S. Department of Labor
  • Editors, NY: 4 filings fiscal years 2025-2026 · Source: U.S. Department of Labor
  • Web and Digital Interface Designers, NY: 3 filings fiscal years 2025-2026 · Source: U.S. Department of Labor

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Open roles at The New York Times

  • Manager

    Remote · New York, US; New York, US; Remote · New York City, US

    9 open roles

  • Video Journalist

    Remote · New York, US; New York, US

    8 open roles

  • Editor

    Remote · New York, US; New York, US; New York City, US

    7 open roles

  • Director

    Remote · New York, US; New York, US; Remote · New York City, US

    6 open roles

  • Engineering Manager

    Remote · New York, US

    4 open roles

  • Research Lead

    Remote · New York, US; New York, US; US

    4 open roles

  • Designer

    Remote · New York, US

    3 open roles

  • Graphics Multimedia Editor

    Remote · New York, US; New York, US

    3 open roles

  • Producer

    New York City, US; Remote · New York, US; Remote · Seoul, KR

    3 open roles

  • Software Engineer

    New York, US; Remote · New York City, US; Remote · New York, US

    3 open roles

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The New York Times hiring process: how to apply

From the The New York Times postings listed here and 2 application forms we checked.

  1. Choose a role above and open its posting.
  2. Apply on The New York Times’s Greenhouse application page (how to apply on Greenhouse).
  3. Fill in the form: it asks for contact details, resume or CV, cover letter, work authorization, visa sponsorship, salary expectations, voluntary self-identification (EEO), plus about 13 questions specific to The New York Times.

What the The New York Times application asks

From 2 application forms we checked (2026-10-06). Only the kinds we saw asked are listed.

QuestionAsked on
Resume or CVat least 2 of 2 forms we checked
Cover letterat least 2 of 2 forms we checked
Work authorizationat least 2 of 2 forms we checked
Visa sponsorshipat least 2 of 2 forms we checked
Salary expectationsat least 2 of 2 forms we checked
Voluntary self-identification (EEO)at least 2 of 2 forms we checked

Questions only The New York Times asks

  1. After your review of the job description, do you meet each of the basic qualifications listed in the job? asked on 2 of 2 forms
  2. Are you local to NYC or the Tri-State area and able to commute in for a Hybrid work schedule? asked on 2 of 2 forms
  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 any other contractual obligations? asked on 2 of 2 forms
  4. Do you have any relatives, spouses, partners or in-laws currently employed at The New York Times? asked on 2 of 2 forms
  5. Have you ever been employed by The New York Times, or any of its affiliates or subsidiaries? asked on 2 of 2 forms
  6. Have you previously interviewed with The New York Times within the past year? asked on 2 of 2 forms
  7. How did you hear about this job? asked on 2 of 2 forms
  8. If yes, can you provide the company with a copy of the agreement? asked on 2 of 2 forms
  9. If yes, please provide name and relationship to current employee asked on 2 of 2 forms
  10. If you chose 'referred by NYT employee', 'Social Media', 'Job Board', 'Event', 'Recruiting Agency' or 'Other', please specify here asked on 2 of 2 forms

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What ATS does The New York Times use?

The The New York Times postings listed here are hosted on Greenhouse (125 open postings), where you apply. The New York Times has 125 open roles listed here.

Is The New York Times hiring right now?

Yes. The New York Times has 125 open roles listed as of 2026-10-06.

Does The New York Times sponsor H-1B visas?

The New York Times filed 34 H-1B labor condition applications for the role families listed here in fiscal years 2025-2026 (source: U.S. Department of Labor). An LCA is a step toward sponsorship, not a visa approval or a promise for any one role.

What does the The New York Times application ask?

The 2 application forms we checked ask for contact details, resume or CV, cover letter, work authorization, visa sponsorship, salary expectations and voluntary self-identification (EEO). Questions only The New York Times asks include “After your review of the job description, do you meet each of the basic qualifications listed in the job?”, “Are you local to NYC or the Tri-State area and able to commute in for a Hybrid work schedule?” and “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 other contractual obligations?”.

Does The New York Times ask for a cover letter?

Yes. At least 2 of the 2 The New York Times application forms we checked ask for a cover letter.

Does the The New York Times application ask about work authorization?

Yes. At least 2 of the 2 The New York Times application forms we checked ask about work authorization.

Does the The New York Times application ask about visa sponsorship?

Yes. At least 2 of the 2 The New York Times application forms we checked ask about visa sponsorship. The question is not an offer of sponsorship.

Does The New York Times ask for salary expectations on its application?

Yes. At least 2 of the 2 The New York Times application forms we checked ask for salary expectations.

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