The digital reporter will be responsible for conceiving and writing original scripts for the Google Web Stories format, selecting Barron’s stories to feature on Google Showcase, and working closely with a designer to create additional visual content that will be showcased across our homepage, mobile app, social media and other distribution channels. The job requires a broad understanding of core Barron’s topics, an ability to develop ideas with aesthetics in mind, and an interest in learning new tools and technology to create visually-oriented editorial content.
The digital reporter will report to the editor overseeing innovative story formats and should have experience creating engaging experiences online, with a goal of growing our audience.
Barron’s values teamwork, so the ability to collaborate is a must.
Applicants should send a resume, cover letter, and links to three articles, data-oriented visual content or social media posts to david.cho@barrons.com , matt.bemer@barrons.com , and anita.hamilton@barrons.com , or apply through the link provided.
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