The Data Reporter is able to gather and analyze original data on the industries, companies and trends driving business decisions in Dallas-Fort Worth and communicate what he or she uncovers using both text and visual reporting.
• Strong news judgment, news analysis and writing skills
• Strong customer service skills
• Knowledge of computer data-management applications
• Proven ability to work with databases and spreadsheets to find patterns and stories
• Meticulous eye for detail
• Passionate about finding and dissecting data
• Ability to get people to tell you things they don’t want to
• Solid Microsoft Excel skills a must
• Ability to mine and analyze data from surveys, regulatory agencies, other public documents and sources
• Collects and analyzes company and industry data for the Business Journal’s weekly industry Lists, using surveys, public documents and other relevant sources.
• Manages Business Journal’s database of regional companies and helping produce the annual Book of Lists.
• Expands Business Journal’s database, with a focus on adding more private middle-market companies.
• Regularly reports stories based on data from the Lists and other research projects.
• Reports and writes four to six cover stories a year using data resources.
• 1-3 years of journalism or equivalent experience, with a track record of using data to identify key trends
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
Interested candidates should send a cover letter and resume to Editor in Chief Jeff Schnick, jschnick@bizjournals.com.
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