Producer, Level 1 Journalist

Thomson Reuters

Temporary Reuters Producer creating Washington-focused video and audio journalism. Developing stories, interviews and formats explaining policy, markets and global affairs to audiences worldwide.

Posted 8/18/2026full-timeWashington, D.C. • District of Columbia, Washington • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $39 - $70 per hourWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in producing and editing video and audio content, with a strong understanding of Washington's political and regulatory landscape. Capable of developing compelling stories and segments that resonate with diverse audiences across digital platforms.

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Video ProductionAudio ProductionStorytelling SkillsCollaborative Work Across NewsroomsUnderstanding of U.S. Government Institutions

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Hard Skills

Video EditingAudio EditingScript WritingResearch SkillsInterview ProductionContent DevelopmentDigital JournalismGeopolitical AnalysisProject ManagementNews Judgment

Soft Skills

Organizational SkillsCollaborationCommunication

Tools & Technologies

Streaming PlatformsPodcast PlatformsDigital Platforms

Industry Keywords

Washington PoliticsRegulatory LandscapeGlobal AffairsFinancial MarketsAudience Trends

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Develop and produce original video and audio programming focused on Washington, business, technology, markets and global affairs
Identify and shape story ideas explaining Washington's impact on people, companies and economies worldwide
Book guests, develop segments and build episodes with Reuters correspondents, editors and producers
Write scripts, interview briefs and editorial materials
Produce and edit video and audio content for streaming, podcast and digital platforms
Conduct research and translate complex policy, regulatory and geopolitical developments into clear storytelling
Host segments or interviews when appropriate
Collaborate across multiple bureaus and time zones
Contribute ideas for new formats, franchises and audience-growth opportunities

Requirements

What you’ll need

Experience producing video, audio or digital journalism in a fast-paced news environment
Strong understanding of Washington's political, regulatory and policy landscape
Excellent news judgment and ability to identify stories that resonate beyond the daily political cycle
Understanding of how Washington shapes global geopolitics, business, technology, financial markets and international affairs
Strong writing, scripting and storytelling skills
Experience producing and editing video and/or audio content
Ability to work collaboratively across a global newsroom
Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously
Experience producing interviews, explainers, documentaries or news magazine-style programming preferred
On-camera or audio hosting experience preferred
Experience developing new editorial products, shows or content franchises preferred
Knowledge of U.S. government institutions, policymaking processes and regulatory agencies preferred
Familiarity with audience trends across streaming, podcast and digital platforms preferred

Benefits

Comp & perks

Global career and international career progression opportunities
On-the-job learning and coaching
Dedicated training team focused on continuous journalist development
Competitive salary packages
Market-leading benefits
Paid volunteering days
Opportunity to work alongside Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists
Flexible work environments