At Labile, we love to believe there is no box so that we can think without limits. We are a media company building bold, relevant, and impactful brands for today’s audiences. Through our work, we create stories, content, and editorial products that inform, engage, and connect with people in meaningful ways. We care deeply about quality, originality, and the power of strong storytelling to shape culture, spark conversation, and drive real audience connection.
As we continue to grow our editorial operations, we are looking for people who are thoughtful, curious, disciplined, and excited to help shape ambitious media products in a fast-moving environment. At the heart of our work is a commitment to creativity, grit, clarity, and execution, which reflects in our core values, POGBA. We value people who think sharply, work intentionally, and bring fresh ideas to the table. We are building an environment where strong editorial thinking, collaboration, and innovation can thrive, and we are always looking for people who are in the same “headspace” as we are.
If you care deeply about strong storytelling, understand the importance of editorial quality, and want to contribute meaningfully to a growing media company, we’d love to hear from you.
As Senior Content Editor II at Labile, you will play an important role in shaping the quality, clarity, structure, and consistency of editorial output across one of our media brands. You will work closely with writers, reporters, and the wider editorial team to strengthen story development, refine drafts, and ensure that every story meets the established standard before publication.
This role is for someone who understands that editing is far more than correcting grammar or polishing sentences. Strong editing requires judgment, structure, clarity of thought, attention to detail, and the ability to help a story become sharper, clearer, more engaging, and more useful to its audience.
You will edit story packages across a range of content formats, and you will be expected to improve clarity, tighten structure, strengthen angles, spot weaknesses, catch inconsistencies, support factual accuracy, and help maintain a consistent editorial standard across the newsroom. To put it simply, your role is to help ensure that stories are not only well-written, but also well-structured for the format they are intended for.
This role is ideal for an editor who is sharp, thoughtful, organized, and deeply committed to strong storytelling. You should enjoy helping good ideas become stronger, spotting what is missing in a draft, and working with writers to bring editorial work up to a consistently high standard.