Bloomberg is seeking an experienced editor for its speed team in Hong Kong.
The Speed Desk produces breaking news stories on business and general-interest topics, ranging from company earnings, stock market reports, merger and acquisition news and politics to natural disasters and strikes. The successful candidate will be able to meet real-time deadlines, read quickly through breaking news releases to find financial details and immediately transform them into real-time headlines for clients. As a senior editor, the candidate will organize coverage, coordinate with other Bloomberg News teams, and take a leading role on the Greater China Speed Team.
Knowledge of the economy, financial markets and business is essential. Superior news judgment, solid math skills and attention to detail are also vital to this role. Experience in successfully managing skilled professionals in a high-pressure team environment, in which the delay of a second or less can spell the difference between a win and a loss, is crucial.
Qualifications:
– Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience is required
– Experience working in a real-time news environment
– Knowledge of the economy, financial markets and business
– Proficiency in English and Putonghua is a must
– Superior math skills
– Attention to detail
To apply, go here.
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