The ideal candidate will have at least 3 years experience in journalism and a proven track record of producing insightful and compelling work.
They’ll have a solid understanding of economics and markets as well as the political history of Saudi Arabia and will be able to draw links across geopolitics, energy and finance.
This is a high-profile position in a Group of 20 economy changing at an unprecedented pace. The role not only offers the opportunity to break news from the ground and to delve into economic data but also to cover Saudi Arabia’s complex position on the regional and international stage.
The successful candidate will have the ability to forge sources in Saudi Arabia and a proven ability to deliver scoops. They will shape agenda-setting coverage of sovereign wealth funds, international relations and the local economy and energy industry.
The role will require collaboration with Bloomberg colleagues circling the globe and across teams covering energy, finance, climate and markets. You’ll also be expected to integrate your reporting with Bloomberg media, which includes our magazines, newsletters, QuickTake videos, TV, podcasts and more.
Knowledge of Arabic is preferred. The position will be based in Riyadh.
To apply, go here.
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