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The New York Times ATS: Greenhouse (151 open jobs)

The New York Times runs its careers page on Greenhouse. Jobless indexes 151 open roles there as of ; the newest was posted

What applying on Greenhouse looks like

Greenhouse job pages are hosted at boards.greenhouse.io or on a company's own domain through an embed. The application form asks for a resume upload, which Greenhouse can parse to prefill name, email, and phone, then usually adds a handful of custom questions and EEO/demographic fields the employer chose. No account is required and most Greenhouse forms are a single page, though some add a second page for education or work history. You can save time by uploading a resume first: several fields fill automatically from the parsed file. Confirmation is an on-page message plus an email receipt.

Jobless extension autofill: yes

Top titles

  • Business Correspondent, Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies
  • Art Director
  • Research Lead, New AI Products & Platforms
  • Operations Manager
  • Assistant Editor, Data Journalism

Remote share

3% of open roles are remote.

Sample open roles

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FAQ

Does The New York Times use Greenhouse?
Yes. The New York Times's careers page is hosted on Greenhouse, based on Jobless's index of the company's job postings.
How many jobs does The New York Times have open?
The New York Times has 151 open roles indexed as of 2026-09-20, with the newest posted 2026-09-23T20:15:27+00:00.
Does the Jobless extension work on The New York Times applications?
Yes. Greenhouse is one of the applicant tracking systems the Jobless browser extension autofills, so applying to The New York Times through the extension prefills the form from your profile.
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