Interactive Story Designer

. ProPublica is based in New York, but we’re open to remote candidates in the U.S. We have offices in New York City; Washington, D.C.; Atlanta; Chicago; Phoenix; and Berkeley, California. Applicants must be eligible to work in the U.S.

This is a good-faith estimate of what we expect to pay for this position. The final salary figure will take into account a person’s experience, accomplishment and location. ProPublica is committed to paying its staff equitably, and these ranges should not be considered career salary limits or caps.

What You Should Send Us:

Projects are the most important part of the application, not fancy degrees or deep resumes. Your application is a chance to show us your ability to contribute to great work.

You’ll be able to send us three projects from your portfolio (if you don’t have a portfolio, links or screenshots are fine). Here you can walk us through your contributions to those projects. Take advantage of this to tell us everything you did, from behind-the-scenes wins you’re proud of to how you helped your colleagues to what you might have done differently a second time around. Tell us what worked and what didn’t, and how that fit into the context of what was needed for the project.

is an independent, nonprofit newsroom that produces investigative journalism in the public interest.

ProPublica is seeking a talented interactive designer to craft stories with real-world impact.

typographic explainer of how nonprofits stripped diversity, equity and inclusion language from their mission statements

immersive video project on Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents’ violent tactics

Your projects will range from creating visual-first stories to building multimedia features that elevate our daily storytelling to experimenting with innovative story and graphical forms.

This position will report to our graphics director and will collaborate with members of our other departments including visuals, video, news apps and product, as well as writers and story editors.

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typographic explainer of how nonprofits stripped diversity, equity and inclusion language from their mission statements

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immersive video project on Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents’ violent tactics

. Your projects will range from creating visual-first stories to building multimedia features that elevate our daily storytelling to experimenting with innovative story and graphical forms.

You will be at the epicenter of one of the most exciting newsrooms in the country, where every day will be a chance to work in an environment where design is integral to the mission.