• Creating content starting on Day 1 • Delivering content weekly and meeting expected deadlines • Developing a work plan with specific goals for the term • Attending weekly skills trainings, issue briefings and content planning meetings • Submitting progress reports and plans and completing tracking each week

• You will support our ContentTech area in the further development of tools for our editorial and sales teams. • You will develop and maintain automations that, among other things, provide raw data for our Google Ads campaigns. • Together with Product Owners and the editorial team, you will analyze requirements and develop meaningful enhancements for existing applications. • You will fix bugs in running automation processes (e.g., automatic generation of JIRA tickets). • You will ensure that our applications always work with current APIs. • You will work closely with Product Owners and developers from other teams in a hybrid team setup.

• Ensure logical and meaningful review of content in any of the languages mentioned above. • Deliver high-quality content review consistently and accurately • Proofread, review and edit documents for accurate use of grammar and content

• Lead the editorial vision and write the core content • Coordinate with design and print production to ensure the final piece is cohesive and professionally executed • Create the overarching concept/theme for the inaugural issue • Build a complete table of contents (features + departments + recurring columns) • Establish voice/tone guidelines and editorial standards (what we do / don’t do) • Identify interview opportunities: clerks, administrators, election staff, records, etc. • Shape the “editorial spine” so the issue reads with momentum and cohesion • Write original feature-length stories (reported or interview-based) • Draft opinion/perspective pieces rooted in real municipal operations (not hot takes) • Create lighter recurring elements (e.g., field notes, checklists, desk-reference tips) • Conduct or support interviews; synthesize them into clean, compelling narratives • Work with stakeholders to ensure accuracy without losing editorial independence/voice • Partner with a designer to align story structure with layout (pagination, flow, hierarchy) • Edit and refine copy in layout (tightening, reordering, making it scan-friendly) • Coordinate with print vendor: specs, paper options, schedules, file delivery • Manage proofing rounds and final sign-off prior to print • Ensure the publication lands as a polished, readable object—something people keep