As a Breaking News editor in Washington, you will be the first pair of eyes on any market-moving story out of the U.S. government. You will watch the constant flow of information from the White House, Congress, and regulatory agencies including the FDA and the FCC; use strong news judgement to decide what has the potential to move asset prices; and relay that information in headlines and dispatches as quickly as possible, as clearly as possible, for our real-time clients. You’ll take the lead when the U.S. imposes sanctions on other countries, changes rules on methane emissions, or when prominent lawmakers comment on cryptocurrency regulation.
Breaking News editors thrive in a high-pressure environment, aren’t afraid to make split-second decisions, and love surprises. When unexpected news breaks, we will jump in to cover it rather than hang back and wait for someone else to take the first step. We work well with both people and technology. We understand what serious market participants are looking for amid the daily deluge of information, and we’re adept at separating the wheat from the chaff on social media. If this sounds like you, we want you to join our DC Breaking News team.
To apply, go here.
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