This writer should thrive on news — breaking stories, finding quirky sidebars hidden in patent filings, pulling out that most interesting nugget from an otherwise dull press conference. We’ll be looking for someone able to write several quick-turn pieces a day.
But this writer should also have experience writing about consumer technology — and know how to make it interesting for a mass audience. We’re looking for a journalist who prizes source development and deep reporting. Most importantly, we want a writer who is excited (and maybe a little bit scared) about the way that technology has permeated all of our lives – and wants to find a new way to tell those stories.
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What do we need from you?
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