Fortune is looking for reporters to join its business news desk to help the brand grow its audience as the definitive place to read about Fortune 500 companies.
This is a role for entry-level reporters with a desire to work in a team setting on a new venture at one of the most respected brands in business journalism. Reporters with a passion for writing quickly, accurately, and who live on social platforms are ideal for this role.
You will:
Work closely with the editors on the desk to pitch and write stories that bring Fortune’s breadth of knowledge to a wider audience.
Write quickly and accurately on consumer business topics with the mobile Web in mind.
Write the stories that people are talking about and searching for.
You have:
A background in journalism, either at the undergraduate or graduate level.
At least 1 year of experience in a real-time/digital news organization or an internship demonstrating that ability.
A passion for digital storytelling, and a dedication to the highest standards of journalism.
A desire to be part of an exciting new venture: Think of it as a start-up at one of journalism’s most respected business publications.
Job Location: New York – New York (also West Coast)
To apply, send resume, clips and a cover letter to aaron.task@fortune.com and daniel.bentley@fortune.com and have them say somewhere referred from Talking Biz News.
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