WSJ seeks an investigations reporter in New York

The Wall Street Journal is seeking an experienced and driven investigative reporter to join our award-winning Investigations team, focusing on producing high-impact, revelatory stories that our readers can’t find anywhere else.

Investigations are at the core of our mission to deliver distinctive, in-depth journalism. As an investigative reporter, you will collaborate closely with editors, reporters and visual teams across our global newsroom to uncover hidden truths and bring to light stories of significant impact.

You will work alongside the Investigations Editor and other team members to develop and execute some of the Journal’s most ambitious journalism. Your role will involve diving deep into complex topics, particularly in business and finance, to reveal critical information that serves the public interest.

To succeed in this role, you must have a proven track record in investigative journalism, with experience tackling major projects and breaking high-impact stories.

Key Responsibilities:

• Produce in-depth and revelatory investigations into the worlds of business, finance, politics and other areas of power that bring about change.
• Identify the most urgent investigative targets, with the discipline to juggle longer term reporting efforts and quicker hit investigations.
• Collaborate with visual journalists, data experts, and other reporters across the newsroom to craft the most visually compelling stories that connect with readers.
• Maintain the highest standards in reporting, ensuring accuracy and fairness.

You Have:

• At least five years of experience in investigative journalism, with a focus on high-profile, high impact national or international stories.
• Ability to handle complex and sensitive sources.
• Strong storytelling instincts.
• Deep understanding of business and finance topics and the ability to explain complicated issues clearly.
• Some experience with advanced open-source reporting techniques, including social media tracking, geolocation, and satellite imagery, with a knack for using data to find new stories.
• A commitment to journalistic excellence and integrity, with a willingness to experiment and push the boundaries of investigative journalism.

This position reports to the Investigations Editor in New York.

To apply, go here.