Employment Opportunity: Web Portal Editor in Chief

The Open Society Forum (OSF) is now accepting applications for the following full-time position. OSF is committed to an open, non-discriminatory, equal opportunity hiring policy.

WEB PORTAL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
The Editor in Chief of the Open Society Forum Web-portal serves as the key aide for developing and managing the content (featured articles, video and audio pieces, policy journal) of the portal site. The Editor in Chief will work closely with the Information Resource Manager and OSF team to gather and develop Web-portal content and oversee content providers and editorial board.

The Open Society Forum Web-portal is one of functional component of the Open Society Forum to aware its activities and support civic participation in the policy making process

 General Qualifications for the position:

• Desired: Education in Journalism
• Minimum 3 years experience in Media organization, preferred online and printed newspaper
• Strong writing in Mongolian, editing and proof –reading skills
• Strong communication and organizational skills
• Excellent knowledge of English, both written and verbal
• Good computer skills

Benefits:

1. Competitive salary commensurate with experience and education
2. Professional development opportunities

Application procedure:  Detailed job description will be available at the reception and on the web. Applicants should submit a cover letter explaining your interest in the position and a copy of your resume (CV), and the names and contact information of 1-2 references including previous employers. Written references may be submitted optionally. Applications must be submitted to the receptionist at the OSF office by 5 PM, 29 October, 2012 at the following address:

Open Society Forum
Jamiyan Gun  Street – 5/1, Sukhbaatar District
Ulaanbaatar-48
Tel:313207, Fax:324857

The Open Society Forum Foundation is a non-governmental organization aimed to promote active engagement of citizens and civil society organizations in civic life. The OSF goals are to create conditions conducive to citizen’s engagement in policy formulation and implementation monitoring processes, facilitate broad public access to policy relevant information resources, and encourage improved policy research and analysis.   For more information please visit http://www.forum.mn