Did you know about the Rich Kids of Instagram before they went viral? Were you following the Fyre Festival debacle from beginning to end? If so, we want you to write about millennial wealth for Business Insider.
The ideal candidate will be highly attuned to wealthy millennials’ lifestyles. We want to know where (and how) wealthy millennials travel, what clothes they wear, what brands they love (and hate), where they stay, and where they spend their holidays. This reporter will give our readers an in-depth look at the never-before-seen details of the world’s young, wealthy heirs and entrepreneurs.
The millennial wealth reporter will write a combination of short-form articles and longer, photo-driven features. The role will be based in-house, but may present the opportunity for some travel in the New York City area for originally reported and photographed pieces. The candidate should be excited by the opportunity to tell a story as much through photos as through words, and will be eager to pitch their own stories from day one.
The ideal candidate will have:
This is a full-time position based in our New York City headquarters. Business Insider offers competitive compensation packages complete with benefits.
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