We’re looking for journalists who are fascinated by the way Big Tech and startups are rewriting the rules of business and reshaping society. This story has never been more important, and telling it correctly means getting inside the companies, understanding the leaders, and identifying the news and trends that aren’t in the press releases.
The ideal candidates are self-starters who are excited by the opportunity to be part of a new team where they can have an immediate impact on our coverage and on the news cycle. A solid grasp of business fundamentals is a must, as is a knack for developing sources and finding fresh, diverse perspectives that will enrich Fortune readers’ understanding of this critical industry at a critical time. They should be motivated by scoops and industry-leading reporting that gets the power players in tech talking.
You will…
The right candidate:
Our editorial team is based across time zones and international borders. This role is based in the US. We’re working remotely right now because of the pandemic. We encourage applicants on or in between the coasts to apply.
To apply, go here.
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