Scoop News Group is a small and explosive company in Washington, D.C., and our employees are committed both to producing the highest quality news products and maintaining the friendly, collaborative atmosphere in our beautiful downtown office. SNG prides itself on promoting the priorities of the federal government and IT industry to explore the ways technology can better the government.
Part of a fast-paced newsroom, you will write timely and engaging news and analysis stories circulated to 90,000+ subscribers through our Daily Scoop newsletter. Reporters are encouraged to take an enterprising and investigative approach to their work, seeking out untold stories that go beyond the obvious who, what, where, when and why. Likewise, FedScoop is driven to tell stories in evolving digital formats that better engage an on-the-go audience.
Successful candidates, in addition to their savvy as an enterprising, digital storyteller, are team players, dedicated to the Scoop News Group mission and ready to roll their sleeves up as team players when called upon outside of their traditional roles.
Responsibilities include:
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Benefits
Scoop News Group has an awesome team and offers great benefits including a group medical plan, dental and vision, life, short- and long-term disability insurance, 401K and a gadget friendly cutting edge work environment.
Get Noticed
Email your resume to editorial.jobs@scoopnewsgroup.com, with the title “Technology Reporter” in the subject field. Include a cover letter, links to your best articles and salary requirements. No calls please.
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