Who we are

About Stripe

Stripe is a financial infrastructure platform for businesses. Millions of companies - from the world’s largest enterprises to the most ambitious startups - use Stripe to accept payments, grow their revenue, and accelerate new business opportunities. Our mission is to increase the GDP of the internet, and we have a staggering amount of work ahead. That means you have an unprecedented opportunity to put the global economy within everyone's reach while doing the most important work of your career.

Our Editorial Team

Stripe’s Editorial team is premised on two notions: that ideas are essential ingredients in fueling economic progress; and that many of the best ideas are under valued. Works in Progress, our magazine of underrated schemes to improve the world, recently branched out into print subscriptions. Stripe Press, our in-house imprint canonizes ideas for Progress—new and old—in beautiful editions. The team recently celebrated one million books sold.

One consequence of building infrastructure at Stripe’s scale is that we see the economy forming in real time. New categories appear before they have names. New business models take shape quietly, then suddenly feel inevitable. Patterns emerge in how people build, sell, hire, and get paid. These signals matter — and sharing them helps policymakers, business leaders, media and the public better understand where the economy is headed.

What you’ll do

We are looking for an entrepreneurial, analytical, curious data writer and editor to join Stripe’s editorial team. In this role, you will partner closely with Stripe’s chief economist to explore datasets that cover millions of companies and trillions of dollars of transactions, and uncover macroeconomic trends, industry shifts, and pockets of innovation. You’ll turn them into enthralling writing for internet audiences including startup founders, other business leaders, policymakers, and media. You’ll distribute your stories across lots of channels, including new ones you’ll run (e.g. Substack), traditional media, social media (you’ll probably tweet a lot yourself), and keynotes delivered by our founders. You'll use LLMs and other AI tools to rapidly prototype analysis, writing, and visuals. 

Responsibilities

• Work with Stripe’s data science team to find and interpret signals in Stripe’s data that illuminate emerging trends, new categories, and structural shifts in the global economy.
• Scour publicly available macroeconomic data to weave into stories about trends we’re seeing on Stripe.
• Own data stories end-to-end — from forming the hypothesis, to exploring and analyzing data, to shaping the narrative, visualization, and final content, all partnering closely with our head of economic research.
• Turn complex datasets into clear, elegant visualizations that make ideas legible and persuasive.
• Publish original data-driven editorial, and help ensure the strongest ideas travel — through social, press, partnerships, and speaking platforms.
• Run Stripe Economics, and launch other new editorial channels (e.g. Substack, Twitter) to disseminate data stories and build online communities around them.
• Work closely with the Economics, Data Science, and Policy teams at Stripe to refine questions, validate findings, and uphold a high bar for rigor.
• Collaborate with external researchers, academics, and journalists to extend the reach and impact of Stripe’s economic insights.

Who You Are

You're highly entrepreneurial, enjoying devising and launching new ideas, and relentlessly improving what we already do. You have a knack for turning raw data into a clear insight, a memorable chart, and a story people want to read. You bring taste, curiosity, and a strong editorial point of view, alongside the technical ability to work with data. You have a journalist's instincts — drawn to early signals, skeptical of easy narratives, and motivated by explaining not just what is happening, but why it matters. You care about craft, write well, and enjoy working across disciplines to turn complex systems into clear, rigorous stories.

Minimum requirements

• Experience working with large datasets and producing accurate, public-facing analysis.
• 5 years of experience publishing original work (e.g. running a Substack/newsletter, or writing within a newsroom or media organization).
• Exceptional writer across short and long formats. 

Preferred qualifications

• Experience with data science tools e.g. R, python, or equivalent.
• A strong and proven editorial point of view.
• Experience in a fast-paced newsroom or editorial environment.
• Deeply engaged with online discourse, with an established presence on social media or track record of building an audience for your writing.
• Experience creating data visualizations for publication.
• A track record of developing new and creative content formats.
• Experience leading projects and partnering closely with cross-functional teams.

More About the Role 
Are you a communications professional with the ability to lead complex corporate communications campaigns for some of the world’s most renowned brands? At Burson, we’re looking for an Senior Account Manager to join our Corporate and Public Affairs team. This is your opportunity to work with iconic clients such as Red Sea Global and HCLTech , shaping their reputations, influencing key audiences, and leading creative campaigns that drive results.

As an Senior Account Manager you’ll be at the forefront of client relationships, managing a portfolio of high-profile accounts, delivering strategic counsel, and leading projects that impact business outcomes. With a focus on corporate affairs, you’ll drive both proactive and reactive communications strategies, ensuring clients’ voices are heard across media, industry, and stakeholder landscapes.

You’ll have a hands-on leadership role, guiding teams, fostering creative problem-solving, and mentoring junior colleagues. You’ll also actively contribute to business growth, identifying new opportunities and driving integrated communication solutions for clients.

What you'll do

• Act as a senior day-to-day contact for clients, building trusted relationships through sound judgment, empathy, and clear counsel.

• Lead client conversations during high-stakes situations, offering calm, strategic advice under pressure and guiding them through complex reputation challenges across markets.

• Provide strategic oversight of crisis preparedness and response programmes, including scenario planning, escalation frameworks, and real-time media handling.

• Lead reactive and proactive issues management across fast-moving, high-risk environments – from reputation threats and regulatory scrutiny to activist pressure or internal crises.

• Support clients with media, stakeholder and employee communications during crises, maintaining trust and consistency of messaging

• Oversee and guide press office teams through high-volume and sensitive media landscapes.

• Shape media narratives, protect client reputations, and proactively manage journalist relationships, especially during periods of scrutiny or change.

• Provide clients with a steady stream of proactive, strategic recommendations that demonstrate strong news judgment and business understanding..

Experience that contributes to success

• Significant experience in crisis and corporate communications within an agency environment, ideally working with high-profile or highly regulated brands.

• Proven ability to lead on sensitive, business-critical situations with clarity, confidence, and discretion.

• Strong background in media relations and narrative management, particularly under intense scrutiny.

• Exceptional interpersonal and leadership skills – able to lead teams through challenging situations while maintaining morale and quality.

• Outstanding written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to distill complexity into clear, actionable messaging.

• Commercially minded, with experience managing budgets, forecasting, and resource planning across complex accounts.

• Comfortable working with data and insights to shape strategy, measure impact, and refine recommendations.

• Experience supporting new business efforts, from identifying opportunities to leading pitches and developing strategic proposals.

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Opportunity

As an Associate in Brunswick’s Technology, Media and Telecoms (TMT) team, you will advise some of the world’s most high-profile and fastest-growing technology companies, directly supporting clients to develop and execute high-impact communications programmes and navigate their most critical moments. You will drive execution on accounts, focusing on the delivery of workstreams and proactive development of ideas, and play a central coordinating role on your client teams.

You will build a wide internal network across our international offices and specialisms to share, develop and deliver the best examples of work for Brunswick and your clients. You will bring a substantial external network, either in media, political and regulatory, industry or broader advisory circles.

About the Role

• Drive execution and team coordination on client accounts within Brunswick’s Technology, Media and Telecoms (TMT) sector team, managing workflow and key work outputs (e.g. running client calls, management of junior colleagues, drafting and reviewing advice notes, drafting campaign plans, roll-out announcements).
• Advise TMT clients across a range of issues and communications disciplines, focusing on financial situations (M&A, IPO, restructurings, financial calendar communications), with the support of Directors/Partners, and drawing on independent experience and insights.
• Understand complex sector issues and the attitude of media, politicians/regulators, NGOs and other stakeholder groups.
• Manage complex media and policy-related interactions, using advanced knowledge and experience of engaging with media and other stakeholder landscapes.
• Play a central role in team management and culture, including day-to-day management and development of junior team members (Account Directors and Executives), managing upwards (Directors and Partners) to ensure the timely delivery of client work, and supporting smooth team transitions.
• Alongside the Director and/or Partner, serve as primary point of contact for your clients.
• Play an active role in securing new business, by drafting proposals and letters of engagement, and a central role in pitch drafting, development and execution.
• Foster a network of journalist and stakeholder contacts and relationships, proactively building a network to identify new business prospects and external stakeholders who may provide insights or lead advocacy for clients.
• Together with Partners and Directors, proactively drive the strategic growth of Brunswick’s TMT offer to clients.

What We’re Looking For

• 5 – 8 years of relevant experience either working in agency or in an advisory role within technology, media or telecommunications businesses, consulting experience advising clients in this space, or within the media, political, or regulatory industry with a clear interest in this sector.
• An understanding of the interplay between corporates, the financial community, the political and regulatory arena, and media stakeholders.
• Significant experience in financial and corporate communications, corporate positioning or campaigning.
• Experience developing strategies that can translate into programmes with real sustained impact and supporting listed companies and understanding of investor attitudes is a bonus.
• Experience engaging with media, with established media relationships and evidence of engaging successfully with media landscape in the UK and Europe to land high impact results for clients.
• Impeccable verbal and written communicator with high EQ levels and an engaging presentation style.
• A natural team-worker and relationship-builder who prefers to work in a collegiate way in an entrepreneurial, fast-paced environment.
• Proven project and/or programme management experience.
• A balance of creative and analytical thinking, bringing rigor, accuracy, and attention to detail.
• A global perspective and able to thrive in international businesses or organisations.

Why Join Us

Whether you are joining a client facing team, a core services team, or starting out on your professional career journey, joining Brunswick unlocks a range of  employee benefits to support your financial future, health and wellness, family and community

JOB SUMMARY 

The Editor, Subscriber Content is responsible for writing and helping to package fast, distinctive subscriber-first commentary that supports Newsweek's subscription proposition. Working within the subscriber content operation and under the direction of the Senior Editor, Subscriber Content, this role will focus on producing timely, high-value analysis and commentary on the major political, global, cultural and breaking-news stories that matter most to subscribers. 

This is an execution-focused editorial role for a journalist with strong news judgment, sharp writing and the ability to turn fast-moving developments into clear, valuable commentary for a paying audience. The Editor will be expected to respond quickly to briefs, identify strong subscriber angles within the news agenda, and deliver engaging, clean, accurate copy under pressure, often to tight deadlines and during live news cycles. 

The role is centered on subscription commentary rather than general news reporting. That means helping readers understand why a story matters, what has changed, what the stakes are, and how to interpret developments in a crowded news environment. The Editor should be able to move beyond summary by producing copy with a clear thesis, strong framing, a persuasive but fair point of view, and an approach that reflects Newsweek's standards and tone. 

This role works under close editorial direction from senior staff. It is not a management or strategy role; instead, it is focused on strong day-to-day execution across writing, revision, packaging and support for the subscriber workflow. 

Alongside writing, the Editor will contribute to packaging, newsletter preparation and occasional support for other audience-facing formats where required. They will be expected to take direction well, revise accurately and work efficiently with colleagues to help ensure subscriber content is timely, well presented and ready for publication. 

They will be responsible for ensuring high-quality coverage that is accurate, fair and conforms to accepted standards of journalism. They will perform any other reasonable duties as necessary to meet the needs of the business. 

This is a full-time role, working Monday to Friday, with occasional weekend work. Working hours are normally 8am to 5pm UK time. You will be able to work from home, from anywhere in the UK or from our office space at Canary Wharf, London

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES 

• Write rapid, high-quality subscriber commentary on breaking, developing and agenda-setting news stories, with a particular focus on producing copy that adds interpretation, analysis and value rather than simply recapping events. 

• Identify subscriber-worthy angles on major stories across the United States and internationally, and develop them into sharp commentary pieces with a clear thesis, strong framing and an authoritative voice appropriate to Newsweek's standards. 

• Turn around clean copy quickly under deadline pressure, including first drafts, rewrites and updates, while maintaining accuracy, clarity, balance and strong structure throughout. 

• Take briefs and editorial direction from senior editors, and respond constructively to line edits and feedback, including revising intros, nutgraphs, headlines, structure, framing and emphasis where required. 

• Produce commentary that explains why a story matters to subscribers by setting out the context, stakes, implications and next developments readers should watch. 

• Help package stories in CMS, including writing or refining headlines, decks, standfirsts, captions, links, keywords and other metadata so that subscriber content is complete and ready to publish quickly. 

• Work with editors to ensure stories are visually and editorially complete at publication, including identifying suitable art, embeds, related links or other presentation elements where appropriate. 

• Assist with the subscriber newsletter workflow, including suggesting stories, drafting summaries, writing display copy and helping prepare material under the direction of senior editors. 

• Provide occasional support for other formats where requested, such as short videos, talking points or basic editorial input for audience-facing promotion of subscriber journalism. 

• Keep abreast of the live news agenda and flag timely subscriber commentary opportunities or follow-up ideas to senior editors. 

• Apply sound media-law and standards judgment in day-to-day editorial decisions, including awareness of defamation, privacy, reporting restrictions, copyright and fair use, and escalate concerns quickly when needed. 

• Use AI tools responsibly and in line with editorial best practice, including careful verification of outputs, appropriate disclosure or attribution where relevant, and strong human oversight of all published work. 

• Collaborate with editorial, newsletters, video and audience colleagues where needed to execute assignments and support an organized subscriber workflow. 

• Perform any other reasonable duties as necessary to meet the needs of the business. 

PERSON SPECIFICATION 

• Demonstrable knowledge of the news agenda in the United States and internationally, with the judgment to recognize which developments are most likely to matter to a subscription audience. 

• Strong experience writing quickly and accurately in a digital news environment, including under breaking-news pressure and to multiple deadlines in a shift. 

• Demonstrable ability to write commentary, analysis or interpretive journalism that goes beyond summary and gives readers a clear, valuable take on events. 

• Good sourcing instincts and a strong commitment to accuracy, fairness and transparency, including understanding when additional context, balance or stakeholder comment is needed. 

• Comfort with CMS publishing workflows and the editorial details that support publication quality, such as metadata, links, visuals, tags, captions and story presentation. 

• Demonstrable interest in or experience with subscriber products, newsletters, audience-facing packaging or other forms of journalism designed to deepen engagement and retention. 

• Experience of video, audio, social or other multi-format journalism would be useful but is not essential. 

• Working knowledge of media law and editorial risk, with the confidence to flag concerns appropriately and seek guidance when required. 

• Excellent communication and collaboration skills, with the professionalism to work calmly, accurately and constructively under pressure. 

About the Role:

As a member of the Editorial team, you will spend each day immersed in the private markets, aiming to help our customers be better investors, advisors, and market participants. The work you will do plays a direct role in the evolution of the industry!  

Everyone on our team is supported by a flexible work environment and a culture that promotes curiosity, collaboration, and professional development. We prioritize recognition and respect across all roles and have a high level of camaraderie. The fast-growing nature of our organization provides ample opportunity to advance in your career and explore what interests you.  

As we continue investing in the talent of our group, our coverage has evolved rapidly over multiple industries and geographies. Our insights are routinely cited by top-tier publications and sought after by prominent players in the financial markets. In addition to publishing timely market insights, we also partner closely with our Product, Engineering, and Data Operations teams to continually enhance our datasets and develop unique tools that have a material impact on our customers’ workflows. There is no better time to join us!  

PitchBook News is a growing team of writers and editors who produce compelling journalism with original insights. We shine a light on fascinating people, companies, and market trends, leveraging our best-in-class datasets to engage our audience. As a team, we pride ourselves on being endlessly curious and building a collaborative, reader-focused culture driven toward excellence.

PitchBook News seeks an experienced journalist to report and write news-driven, data-rich articles about major trends shaping the private equity market. 

Primary Job Responsibilities:

• Report on trends and major news about private equity deals, funds, and management, leveraging your own reporting along with PitchBook proprietary data and research
• Pitch and produce a wide range of timely content focused on original analytical feature stories, data-centric market snapshots, and breaking news stories
• Write data-driven stories and analytical trend-focused pieces using PitchBook’s best-in-class datasets
• Collaborate with PitchBook research analysts and designers to produce unique, insightful journalism
• Build and cultivate a network of industry sources
• Actively contribute to the news team’s coverage plans and future initiatives to foster team strength and effectiveness
• Attend major conferences or other relevant events in person, including some travel when needed
• Support the vision and values of the company through role modeling and encouraging desired behaviors 
• Participate in various company initiatives and projects as requested 

Skills and Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree
• 2+ years of experience in financial journalism or comparable analytical writing
• Skill navigating data to find insights
• Must be adept in firsthand reporting and research under deadline pressure
• Write clearly and concisely with little or no rewriting by editors
• Ability to create data-centric graphics or other visuals that can tell the story
• Translating complex financial and tech topics with an engaging and authoritative voice
• Initiative and ability to pitch and develop your own story topics independently
• Strong communication skills
• Curiosity about a wide range of topics and trends
• Proven ability juggling multiple projects amid various deadlines
• Must be a team player who collaborates across the news team and other departments
• Experience writing about financial markets and technology is highly desirable
• Proficiency with the Microsoft Office suite including in-depth knowledge of Outlook, Word, and Excel with the ability to pick up new systems and software easily
• Must be authorized to work in the United Kingdom without the need for visa sponsorship now or in the future

Benefits at PitchBook:

Physical Health            

• Private medical insurance
• Dental scheme
• Additional medical wellness incentives 
• Life cover

Emotional Health 

• Paid sabbatical program after four years
• Paid parental leave 
• Education subsidies
• Robust training programs on industry and soft skills 
• Minimum 25 days annual leave and volunteer days

Social Health 

• Employee resource groups
• Company-wide events
• Employee referral bonus program  
• Quarterly team building events

Financial Health 

• 10% Pension contribution
• Income protection
• Shared ownership employee stock program 
• Transportation stipend

*Please be aware the above PitchBook benefit and perk offerings are subject to corresponding plan and policy documents and may change during the course of your employment. 

Working Conditions:

At the heart of our company is a belief in the power of in-person collaboration. Being together in the office fuels our creativity, strengthens our connections, and drives the innovation that sets us apart. Our culture is built on spontaneous moments—those hallway conversations, whiteboard brainstorms, and shared celebrations in each of our global offices—that simply can’t be replicated remotely. This role is expected to be in the office 5 days a week.

The job conditions for this position are in a standard office setting. Employees in this position use PC and phone on an on-going basis throughout the day. Limited corporate travel may be required to remote offices or other business meetings and events.

We are excited to get to know you and your background. Concerned that you might not meet every requirement? We encourage you to still apply as you might be the right candidate for the role or other roles at PitchBook.

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About the Team

Our Content team doesn't make ads; we make things people actually want to watch. We are a small, fast-moving group of creators, journalists, and designers based in London, tasked with stripping away the corporate veneer of the tech industry. We are currently solving the challenge of value first storytelling, moving beyond spec sheets to build a YouTube presence that rivals the cultural relevance of Dazed and the storytelling of Casey Neistat.

What You'll Do

• Build and scale the Nothing YouTube channel into a global hub for creativity and tech culture that prioritises community value over marketing fluff.

• Collaborate across Creative, Product, and Comms teams to uncover organic stories that resonate with Gen Z and tech enthusiasts.

• Analyse YouTube Studio performance data to iterate on hooks and retention, ensuring our growth is driven by sharp insights.

• Lead the end-to-end production of editorial-style video content, from initial scripting to final delivery.

• Pitch and produce YouTube-native ideas that feel sharp, playful, and distinctly Nothing.

• Direct on-camera talent or host content yourself, always keeping the narrative human and direct.

• Capture and edit high-quality solo content at speed when a story breaks or a cultural moment hits.

What We're Looking For

• A proven track record as a YouTuber, video journalist, or content producer who knows how to make tech feel exciting and fun.

• An obsession with YouTube mechanics, including a deep understanding of how thumbnails, titles, and hooks drive organic reach.

• The drive to take full ownership of a project from a half-formed idea to a polished, high-impact video.

• A pragmatic approach to production, with the ability to shoot and edit scrappy content solo while maintaining a premium aesthetic.

• A sharp eye for design and culture, ensuring every frame we publish is designed to inspire and spark emotion.

• Excellence in storytelling, with the ability to translate complex technical specs into accessible, human narratives.

• A challenger mindset that isn't afraid to say the quiet part out loud to help our audience see a better way.

How We Work

We build better tech by moving fast. That speed demands direct collaboration and shared creative energy. We believe the best work happens when we're together. -Location: London (Kings Cross & Farringdon offices). -Working Pattern: This is a full-time, in-office role (5 days a week). We move fast, and that means being physically present. We design flexibility around personal needs, but we focus on the magic that sparks when we’re all in the same room. -Commute: We ask that you live within a 60-minute commute of your home office location.