The reporter is responsible for developing and cultivating sources within the region and is expected to produce both daily and enterprise stories. Copy editing, proofreading, photography and multimedia skills are desired.
The ideal candidate must be flexible, inquisitive, enthusiastic and a strong writer with high production values. The candidate must also be attentive to detail and thrive in a fast-paced and deadline-driven environment, while also remaining open to coaching and continuous improvement. Must have excellent news judgment, ability to regularly find scoops and cultivate watchdog sources and issues.
The CBJ is a locally-owned, rapidly-growing media company that offers flexible schedules, competitive pay and benefits, and weekends off. We work hard but with a sense of purpose. Teamwork is expected and given.
Pay: $40,000.00 – $50,000.00 per year
Interested candidates should submit a resume, 3-4 writing samples, and any other examples showcasing relevant work. Please email your application to alexandra@corridorbusiness.com with the subject line “Reporter and Special Project Manager application.”
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