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Accounting
Staff Accountant (Entry Level)
Position: Full-time
In office: Minimum 2x per week
Salary: $45,000 – $50,000
Job Description
Seeking a reliable, thorough, dependable, ethical person with a good-natured, cooperative attitude, who is able to work well individually and within a team environment.
Responsibilities include:
- Accounts receivable: preparing cash receipts and deposits, monthly invoices, and account statements.
- Accounts payable: coding invoices, cutting and voiding checks, processing ACH payments.
- Reconciling balance sheet accounts.
- Preparing monthly revenue reports.
- Collection calls on past-due advertiser accounts.
- Sales & use tax calculation and monthly filing.
- Assisting with month and year-end closing.
- Assisting with budgeting and forecasting.
- Verifying accuracy of accounting documents by tracing transactions, creating reports and spreadsheets to classify, record, and summarize data.
- Routine filing.
- Special accounting projects as assigned.
Qualifications:
- Business or Accounting degree.
- 1-3 years of accounting experience preferred.
- Excel proficiency a must.
- Strong analytical, verbal, and written communication skills.
- Excellent, professional phone manner required to assist customers regarding billing questions and discrepancies.
- Will train on specialized accounting software used in the publishing industry.
Benefits:
- Three weeks of vacation.
- Five days of sick leave.
- Parental leave.
- 401K/Roth match.
- Medical, dental, vision insurance.
- Life/AD and short-term disability, plus voluntary long-term disability insurance.
- SmartBenefits program.
How to Apply:
To apply, please send a resume and cover letter to accounting@washingtonian.com with the subject line “Staff Accountant Position”.
Advertising
None at this time.
Art
None at this time.
Audience Development
None Available
Custom Media
None Available
Editorial
Creative Director
Washingtonian is seeking an imaginative, collaborative, and relentlessly ambitious leader for its creative department. For 60 years, the award-winning city magazine for the Washington area has been a home for groundbreaking feature writing, essential service journalism, and arresting visual storytelling. We’re looking for someone who can help us take the magazine to the next level, leading a high-caliber team of designers, photo editors, and staff photographers.
Responsibilities:
- Overall look and feel of the magazine from a visual perspective
- Management of a small art and photography team
- Brainstorming and designing covers
- Designing features and service packages
- Directing staff and freelance contributors, and managing workflow
- Working with editors on visually-driven story ideas
- Managing a budget
- Helping plan and design ancillary publications
- Helping with the design of online versions of print articles
- Providing input on all aspects of the brand’s visual presence
Unofficial responsibilities include: helping create a freewheeling creative environment where staffers are encouraged to cook up ambitious ideas big and small; inspiring a talented team of designers who want to step up their game and editorial folks who want to better collaborate; setting and maintaining high visual standards; and having a lot of fun while doing so.
In addition to first-class design skills, our ideal Creative Director would possess a large rolodex of artists and photographers who can help make our pages even more exciting. The Creative Director reports to the Editor-In-Chief.
Qualifications:
- Experienced print art director and designer with strong attention to detail and love and understanding of typography, design, illustration, and photography
- Excellent communication skills, including the ability to talk through editorial ideas in a lively, collaborative, and fast-paced environment
- Ability to nurture and develop an internal team of award-winning designers, art directors, and photo editors
- Strong network of industry connections with illustrators, designers, and photographers
- Works closely to implement designs across all brand platforms, including print, web, and video
- Manages budget and allocates spending for freelance, illustrations, and photography
- Proficiency in InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop required; experience with K4 a plus
- Web-based graphic design experience a plus
- Must have a minimum of 5 years of magazine experience, a love of typography, a keen eye for complex page design, and be a true team player
Editorial Fellowship
Washingtonian’s editorial fellowship offers applicants the chance to immerse themselves in all aspects of making a magazine. As a regional magazine for the national capital, we cover a universe that includes national newsmakers and hometown tastemakers, everything from power politics to local real estate to the ways our diverse city shops, eats, and dresses. Our editorial fellows fact-check stories, work occasional magazine events, and write as often as possible for our magazine and our website. The ideal applicant is a self-starter, ready to collaborate with our creative newsroom and get fired up about covering the day’s happenings in Washington—but also someone with enough curiosity to sniff out interesting news, trends, and personalities that aren’t already in the media. Over the years, our editorial fellows have written feature stories, landed magazine jobs, and had tons of fun. Join us!
Responsibilities:
- Pitch and write articles for the print magazine and website
- Research and fact-check print stories
- Assist with Washingtonian public programming
- Attend regular staff meetings
Qualifications:
- Available to work full time Monday through Friday
- Ability to work independently in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment.
- Strong multitasking and organizational skills
Fellows are paid at a rate of $17.50/hour
To apply: Please send your résumé, cover letter, and two clips to editorialfellowships@
Preferred that applicants live in DC/Maryland/Virginia or be willing to relocate.