Special Projects Editor, HTSI

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HTSI, the FT’s multi-award-winning luxury lifestyle magazine, is seeking a special projects editor.

In this exciting new role you will work closely with the editor of HTSI, FTweekend and the FT commercial team on the development and strategy for all commercial projects, including live events, special supplements, licensing arrangements and strategy.

This is a rare opportunity to join a title known for its sharp journalism, imaginative storytelling and distinctive visual style - a place where design, fashion, interiors, travel and culture meet the authority of the Financial Times.

Your skills

• You will have several years of commissioning and editorial experience and know how to execute high level editorial and partner content whilst fulfilling the requirements of any creative partners or sponsors.
• Excellent contacts within the luxury industry and a proven track record of working with brands.
• A clear communicator, well organised, a stickler for details, able to work on simultaneous and competing projects, and highly diplomatic.
• Great visual ideas, and an editor’s flair for storytelling.
• A passion (and experience) of getting new projects off the ground.

Please submit your application by the end of the day, Wednesday 30th September 2026.

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