Writers & editors
Sharp headlines, unmistakable satire, cultural awareness, careful judgment, and a willingness to delete the clever line that gets in the reader’s way.
Guff Nadim.
News fades. Guff sticks around.
Careers
We are interested in people who can notice the absurdity, understand the context, write or build clearly, and know when a joke should be left alone.
Sharp headlines, unmistakable satire, cultural awareness, careful judgment, and a willingness to delete the clever line that gets in the reader’s way.
Editorial art direction, social formats, narration, podcasting, motion, street interviews, and recurring shows that feel recognizably JPT.
Publishing systems, audience tools, analytics, accessibility, reliability, and the unglamorous work that helps a small newsroom publish consistently.
How we work
Comedy should challenge power and public absurdity—not make vulnerable people pay for the punchline.
Readers should never need to decode the interface, the assignment, or whether something is satire.
Work can matter without every message, meeting, or headline pretending to be an emergency.
The best joke usually comes after understanding the thing well enough to see what everybody else missed.
Current openings
Your hajurbuwa may call it pagal. We call it a career opportunity.
Own the JPT News social voice across captions, recurring formats, audience conversations, and the occasional perfectly timed post. This role suits someone fond of comedy and internet culture who also has the editorial judgment to know what to publish, what to rewrite, and what to leave in the drafts.
Read the short brief and apply →