We want someone who can see the bigger picture, who can find the biggest stories about the world’s biggest tech companies, including Google, Facebook, Apple, Uber, and Amazon.
We are *not* necessarily looking for traditional “tech reporters!” We are more interested in your reporting, writing, and storytelling skills than the depth of your knowledge about stuff like Android’s fragmentation issue. We think the people, the culture, and the companies are more interesting than the technical specs of the products they make.
This beat would be perfect for someone who wants to publish stories like these:
If you love to break news and drive major stories forward, then this could be your dream job.
This person will:
We will consider candidates at various experience levels, and previous coverage of the tech industry is not a strict requirement. The best candidates will show the following:
Apply here if interested. Please include a link to your LinkedIn account, five recent clips, and an extremely short cover letter.
The position is full-time in our London office. Business Insider offers competitive compensation packages complete with benefits.
To apply, go here.
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