Willamette Week is a small team of hardworking folks who care deeply about making Portland a better place to live. We have an office in NW Portland with a hybrid work environment, asking all employees to be in the office a few days a week.

Each job we post has its own application process. Please read descriptions carefully before applying. We embrace diversity and encourage applicants from all backgrounds to apply. Our priority is to select the most suitable candidate for the position, and we recognize that excellence can come from various experiences and perspectives.

Willamette Week offers full-time employees health insurance (and we pay 100% of the premium for the base plan), a 401k that provides a small employer match, two weeks of paid vacation, and 11 paid holidays.

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Do you have a sixth sense for where to find Portland’s best new band, its funniest comedian, or a food cart whose chef will someday win a James Beard Award?

Do you want to spend your weekends exploring neighborhoods to spot the one shop window that displays something original? Can you manage a small team under big pressure?

Then you might be a match for Willamette Week. We’re seeking an Arts & Culture Editor with reporting and editing experience to join the team. We want a candidate who can be an arbiter of what’s next in the city with an emphasis on discovery—identifying breakout bands, steering readers toward innovative culinary pop-ups and cultural shifts in visual arts.

The ideal candidate knows how to search liquor board filings, calm panicking freelancers and spot an original talent. We value fearless honesty and a cool head. Come from a background that’s underrepresented in journalism? We want to meet you.

To apply - please send a resume and three clips to amesh@wweek.com.

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