About
Jana is a deputy director of owned platforms at NBC News. Her writing has appeared in The Guardian, Marketplace, Inc. Magazine, Houston Chronicle and The Village Voice, among others.
In addition to reporting and editing, she is interested in exploring how people consume news. In 2016, she worked with Guardian’s Mobile Innovation Lab on finding a better way to explain the U.S. job report via web and mobile notifications. In 2018, she spent five months writing one-minute explainer scripts for Marketplace’s flagship smart-speaker skill, “Alexa, Make Me Smart.” The scripts have also been used to create Facebook videos on subjects like the origins of the cubicle and the history of the 40-hour workweek.
In 2017, Jana spent a semester at the University of Chicago as a journalist in residence at the Stigler Center.
She is a graduate of Baruch College, City University of New York. She lives in Brooklyn, New York.
Features
Features
Series: Gun violence in the workplace
New York aims to train 10,000 women on salary negotiations by 2022
If you like it, put a down payment on it: more single ladies buying homes in US
The US cities luring millennials with promises to pay off their student debts
Wealth therapy tackles woes of the rich: 'It’s really isolating to have lots of money'
Workaholics Anonymous: when life gets lost in impossible workplace demands
Summer camp with an open bar: retreats for stressed-out adults are big business
'Papers to pee': Texas, Kentucky and Florida consider anti-transgender bills
'How can you be a Republican?': life as part of New York's political minority
Video Explainers
Explainers
Profiles
You can find the rest of my work here:
The Guardian * Inc. * Business Insider * Marketplace