It’s not every day that National Review has editing openings. At the moment, however, we have a few — for both NR and NRO. (They have come up because of natural transition and expansion afoot.)

If you’re someone with experience editing – and someone who edits well, enjoys the process of editing, and understands its importance – then you’ll want to pay attention to this post.

(By contrast, if you’d really rather be the next great reporter or columnist or pundit, you should skip — there are other opportunities for you out there. And, in fact, feel free to pitch me a piece if that’s the case.)

National Review and National Review Online are in the market for an NRO managing editor, an NR deputy managing editor, and an NR associate editor — all to be based out of our New York office.

Requirements: a real talent for editing, and experience with editing; a broad political and cultural knowledge; and knowledge of and enthusiasm for National Review and National Review Online.

If I’ve described you and your talents and interests, send a résumé and – of at least equal importance – a letter of interest making the case for yourself to Erica Stalnecker, at [email protected].

Thanks. If the description above sounds like you, I look forward to meeting you soon…