Bloomberg News is seeking an emerging markets reporter in its Sao Paulo office to cover the local fixed-income markets in Latin America under real-time deadline pressure.
The successful candidate must break news on governments and corporate finance and write agenda-setting stories by interviewing company executives, bankers and investors. The person in this role should have a minimum of three years of journalism experience and should have experience working in a real-time news environment.
Fluency in Portuguese and English is essential.
Qualifications:
-Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
-Minimum of three years of journalism experience
-Experience covering corporate finance and fixed-income markets is a plus
-Experience working in a real-time news environment
-Knowledge of the economy, markets, business
-Ability to write quickly and concisely in English under deadline pressure
-Fluency in Portuguese and English is essential.
To apply, go here.
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