The Roanoke Times is seeking a community journalist to cover all facets of living in Blacksburg for The Burgs, our website and print publication based in the New River Valley. This person loves community-based reporting and would be eager to capture life in its smallest increments, from school proms to high school tournaments to mainstreet festivals and municipal goings-on.

Blacksburg is home to Virginia Tech and nationally ranked as a livable, wired community in the Blue Ridge Mountains. This community journalist would need to tap into the town’s pulse, producing engaging work that resonates with readers online, in print and through social networks.

Strong candidates are equally adept at telling stories with words and images. They also recognize the value of community members contributing to the publication,and would be charged with soliciting this content.  The community journalist serves as a key public contact for The Burgs — the recognizable “face” in the community – and would support this role by regularly circulating at local events and conducting “office hours” at various locations in Blacksburg.

Learn how to apply — and find even more job openings — on the Roanoke Times careers page.

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The Roanoke Times | roanoke.com is seeking a full-time visual journalist to produce video, photos and multimedia for the newspaper, our redesigned website and other digital platforms.

We are looking for someone who has a passion for community-based storytelling and embraces using new media in their reporting. We want someone who feels comfortable tweeting a spot news photo from the scene one day, producing a video on local elections the next and spending the third day going deep for an enterprise multimedia project.

Learn how to apply — and find even more job openings — on the Roanoke Times careers page.

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If you’re a teenager in the Roanoke area, you can help produce The Edge next school year.

A group of about 30 high school students meets once a week in our newsroom.

Our Edge reporters, photographers and illustrators dream up story ideas and see them through to print. They learn about newspapers and piece together the only page dedicated to teens in The Roanoke Times, which is printed on the back page of Wednesday’s Extra section throughout the school year.

Find out how to apply on The Edge blog. Deadline is May 25.

The Roanoke Times/roanoke.com seeks a Newsroom Business Manager to provide administrative services for a fast-paced newsroom with a high volume of communication.

The successful candidate’s key duty is maintaining budgetary integrity and payroll accuracy. The Newsroom Business Manager also performs, coordinates and oversees office administrative duties in support of the Editor and news management team, including providing varied and complex office duties.

This position requires a high level of confidentiality and sensitive support to the Editor and the news management team. The candidate must demonstrate professionalism, initiative, independent judgment and a strong desire to deliver excellent service to the newsroom staff and Roanoke Times readers.

Learn how to apply — and find even more job openings — on the Roanoke Times career page.

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The Roanoke Times | roanoke.com seeks a savvy reporter to cover western Virginia’s growing technology community and other regional business stories.

We want a reporter to write about nationally recognized companies and small startups born out of research at Virginia Tech, home to one of the nation’s top engineering programs. We’re looking for a tech geek jazzed about innovation, but who also understands venture capitalism and government funding.

We value reporters who thrive on change, experimentation and a journalistic mission to serve the community. This position is based in our New River Valley office, 10 minutes from Virginia Tech, and the reporter also will cover real estate, tourism and other business stories throughout the region.

More recent job openings include a part-time obituary consultant and a community journalist to cover Salem.

Find all of our job openings — and learn how to apply — on the Roanoke Times career page.

We are looking to hire our first full-time web developer to work alongside the journalists of The Roanoke Times/roanoke.com. As we say in the official posting,  “a journalism background is not required, but applicants should value the newsroom mission of serving our community and telling its stories.”

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Here’s how to apply and learn more.

The Roanoke Times | roanoke.com seeks an enterprising and energetic reporter to cover police and other general news five nights a week.

We want a reporter with a digital-first mindset who tackles breaking news with gusto, who knows how to work sources and who can ferret out the bigger enterprise stories.

We look for reporters who thrive on change, experimentation and a journalistic mission to serve the community.

For details — and to apply — go to The Roanoke Times careers page.

The Roanoke Times/roanoke.com is looking for a hands-on controller to join our team. This is a key management position, working closely with the CFO and other department managers. The primary responsibilities include management of all the accounting functions, reporting and analysis, and compliance and audit.

Learn how to apply (and find more Roanoke Times career opportunities) on jobs.roanoke.com.

The Roanoke Times is seeking a 2013 intern who is interested in digital audience development and product marketing. In this paid, 25-week internship, you will report to the Audience Development and Circulation Director and will provide reports on a suite of digital products and audience behavior and work closely with our digital team.

Job duties:

>> Use Google analytics to benchmark various metrics by product.

>> Complete reports on digital product metrics compared to benchmark goals.

>> Produce monthly audience metrics reports based on audience behavior.

>> Benchmark area competitors and report performance.

Read the full job listing — and submit an application — on jobs.roanoke.com.

We have a few fresh Roanoke Times / roanoke.com job openings to report from jobs.roanoke.com. Please share these links with your friends!

1. Reporter to cover Roanoke County, one of the largest localities in our region. Deadline to apply is Dec. 31.  Details

2. Freelance restaurant reviewer for the Roanoke Valley. Deadline to apply is Jan. 14. How to apply

3. Sales and service representative in our Circulation department. No deadline listed. Details

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