As the tech giants rapidly rewrite the social contract between citizens and their governments — and newcomers launch headline-grabbing new products that promise even greater change — our team tracks the collisions between governments and Silicon Valley on everything from AI to political disinformation, as well as the international contest to control privacy, social media, tech infrastructure and manufacturing.
You’ll work with our Global Technology Editor and our US staff, as well as a wide cast of colleagues across North America and Europe, to edit high-impact daily scoops on the thinking and actions of policymakers and regulators, as well as pulling back to brainstorm original, insightful deep dives into the bigger trends driving the moment — and shaping the future. Tech is a fast-moving beat that rewards imagination and curiosity, and to that end you’ll also help POLITICO craft new coverage lines, products and approaches to meet the challenge with the highest possible impact.
We believe the best journalists not only report the news but hold those in power accountable for their actions — with “power” defined in new ways every year— and we’re looking for someone to help a team of creative and enterprising reporters achieve that goal.
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