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CBS MoneyWatch seeks a reporter

The CBS MoneyWatch reporter is responsible for pitching and writing a range of business, financial and economic stories for CBSNews.com, including covering breaking news. The role requires a keen interest in business and financial news, experience working in a fast-paced online news environment, and ability to juggle multiple assignments on deadline.

Responsibilities:

  • Pitch, report and write a range of business, financial and economic stories, including both news and enterprise pieces
  • Cover breaking news as needed
  • Generate a steady flow of compelling story ideas on the most important and trending issues of the day
  • Use web analytics data to inform story selection

Qualifications:

  • You have 3+ years of experience in a digital breaking news environment and proven ability to react quickly as news develops
  • You are well-versed in business and financial news, from interpreting economic trends to investigating topics related to personal finance
  • You are a skilled writer adept at producing both short news stories and longer narrative articles
  • You are comfortable writing on deadline
  • You have the confidence and authority to drive coverage across a range of topics, including corporate strategy, personal finance, technology, labor policy and workplace issues
  • You are intellectually curious and enjoy explaining financial and economic concepts to a mass audience
  • You can turn a general idea into a well-crafted, cleanly written story
  • You are comfortable working with data
  • You are a team player who enjoys collaborating with colleagues
  • You are familiar with analytics platforms such as Google Analytics, Omniture and Chartbeat
  • You have experience optimizing stories and headlines for search and know how to use Google Trends to inform your content

Hiring Salary Range: $$60,000 – $95,000. The hiring salary range for this position applies to New York City, California, Colorado, Washington state, and most other geographies.

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Mariam Ahmed

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