You’ll have solid understanding of the fundamentals of fiscal and monetary policies and how they influence financial markets to provide timely context to our stories — from breaking news to quick-hit analytical pieces to long-format narratives. In-depth knowledge of Brazil’s government and domestic politics is essential, as well as the ability to show its connections to other Latin American and emerging-market nations, partnering with colleagues from other countries to produce regional and global pieces.
Attention to detail and accuracy, the ability to keep a cool head under pressure and to deliver clean copy under tight deadlines are also crucial for the job.
Being part of a small team in a hectic power center such as Brasilia, you’ll need to be a true team player and help write stories about nearly any topic concerning Brazil’s economy and politics, according to coverage needs.
To apply, go here.
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