This new role will head up the data output of the hub and work closely with the FT’s award-winning Visual and Data Journalism team. Initially, the focus will be on sourcing and building permanent databases and graphics for the hub and ensuring they are up to date.
It is expected that the role will quickly expand to include economic analysis of data relevant to monetary policy and writing for the hub. We are looking for someone flexible who enjoys data organisation and analysis. You will also be able to write for the FT, contributing to make the central banking hub a must-read product for professional users. This is a start up venture within the FT, so it will be an exciting and dynamic opportunity.
Key responsibilities:
You will have high quality data skills and be comfortable working in a fast-paced role in a core part of FT output.
The job will combine data husbandry, analysis and writing on monetary policy. It could provide the perfect springboard for a wider FT career. We are looking for someone with sufficient skills in each area, a desire to learn more and to develop their skills more broadly.
You will collaborate with the data journalists, graphics journalists and developers in the Visual & Data Journalism team, as well as journalists from all other parts of the FT.
If you are someone who is fascinated by economics, monetary policy and has exemplary data skills, then this is the job for you.
What we are looking for
Your application should include a portfolio of work that demonstrates:
Your previous work does not have to be in a journalism context although that would be an advantage.
Desirable Skills
We don’t expect you to have all of these skills, but the ability to demonstrate experience of one or more of the following would be beneficial:
Please submit your application by the end of the day, Thursday 9th November 2023.
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