The editorial statistics team at the Financial Times has a vacancy, initially for a three-month trial period, with a view to a more permanent position.
The correct use of data and statistics is central to the FT’s reporting. The statistics desk works with every part of the editorial department, across all platforms, with increasing emphasis on interactive packages and videos. We are looking for somebody with a background in economics, preferably educated to degree level.
Experience with databases (eg Bloomberg, Datastream, Reuters) would also be desirable, although training will be provided.
In addition the applicant would need:
Applications, with an accompanying CV, should be sent to the Managing Editors office at jobs.editorial@ft.com by Jan. 30.
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