The New York Times
System Analyst
$100K–$120K
New York, NY · Full-time · Posted Aug 21, 2026
- Experience
- 3–4+ years of experience as a Systems Analyst.
- Education
- Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology or equivalent professional experience.
About the job
Supports and maintains infrastructure, applications, and workflows used in The New York Times’ newspaper publishing and production operations.
What you'll do
- Research, develop, test, and maintain production applications and infrastructure, including NewswayX and Mueler SAM.
- Maintain vendor production systems and integrate them with the broader production environment to support reliability and continuity.
- Write technical specifications and documentation, manage JIRA tickets, and develop, test, deploy, and train users on procedures and features.
What they ask for
- Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology or equivalent professional experience.
- 3–4+ years of experience as a Systems Analyst.
- Experience supporting publishing, preprint, and print workflows.
- Proficiency in virtual server environments, firewall and security; working knowledge of networking, DNS, IP addressing, Group Policy (GPO), and database fundamentals.
Nice to have
- Experience working in printing plants and knowledge of printing processes.
- Experience building documentation for complex legacy and modern systems; Windows user support and/or Windows Server admin experience.
Pay
$100,000 — $120,000 USD annual base pay
Tools
NewswayX, Mueler SAM, JIRA, DNS, IP addressing, Group Policy (GPO), Windows Server
AI focus
No AI work is stated; the posting asks candidates not to use GenAI to generate substantive application or interview content.
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