On April 14, 2021

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Job Type: Front Office Manager & Arts, Digital Editor (Full-time)
Qualifications:

  • Associate (Preferred)
  • Microsoft Office: 1 year (Preferred)
  • Customer service: 1 year (Preferred)

Full Job Description:  Front Office Manager & Arts, Digital Editor

The Mountain Times is looking for a full-time Front Office Manager & Arts, Digital Editor to assistant to the publishers and the team at the Mountain Times newspaper. Candidate must be detail oriented and have a high standard for perfection and organization. Candidate must be positive and professional with the team and clients, and be able to work quickly and accurately on deadline. Positive can-do spirit a must, as new tasks will arise.

Job includes, but is not limited to:

Office Manager: Opening/closing the office Monday-Friday (9-5), greeting walk-ins, answering phones, scheduling ads, assisting the ad team with fulfillment, processing accounts receivable and billing, managing subscriptions and mailings.

Art, Digital Editor: Formatting events for the calendar and arts/entertainment section, proactively seeking out events/photos to include throughout Rutland and Windsor County, identifying features (to write or assign), proof reading prior to all publications, post stories to website and social media, create e-newsletters, fulfill listings.

REQUIRED: Accurate. Organized. Trustworthy. Efficient. Problem solver. Positive. Professional. Strong customer service skills. Good listener with the ability to take direction and learn quickly. “Can-do” willingness to help in a variety of departments and tasks. Ability to work efficiently independently and as a team. Strong computer stills — fast/accurate typing, quick learner, ability to navigate digital programs quickly.

Will train candidates with strong potential.

Deadline for applications: Rolling until we find the right fit.

Job Type: Full-time at office, 9-5, Monday-Friday

Pay: $30,000.00 – $35,000.00 per year

Benefits:

  • Dental insurance
  • Health savings account
  • Paid time off
  • Parental leave
  • Vision insurance

Schedule: Monday to Friday

COVID-19 considerations:
First interview for those that qualify will be scheduled via Zoom. From there top candidates will be bought in for an in-person interview with masks and social distancing.

Education: Associate (Preferred)

Experience:

  • Microsoft Office: 1 year (Preferred)
  • Customer service: 1 year (Preferred)

Work Location: 5465 U.S. 4, Killington, VT 05751

Work Remotely: No

Send resume to: editor@mountaintimes.info

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