The Kiplinger Washington Editors, one of America’s most respected business and personal-finance publishers, is seeking a bright, motivated individual for an entry-level research reporter position on our Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine staff.
The reporter will fact-check articles for the magazine and Kiplinger.com Web site, provide research and reporting assistance to writers, and contribute content to the magazine and Kiplinger.com Web site.
Applicant must have a B.A. in journalism or related field. Excellent fact-checking and research skills required, plus attention to grammar, spelling and syntax. Strong analytical, quantitative and communication skills.
Must be able to work well as part of a team under deadline pressure. Good computer skills, including knowledge of Microsoft Excel, are essential. Familiarity with database applications and social media is a plus.
Kiplinger offers excellent benefits, including a 401(k) with employer contribution, health and dental coverage, along with terrific growth opportunities.
Qualified applicants should e-mail cover letter, résumé and writing sample to:
Human Resources Department
Kiplinger Washington Editors
1100 13th Street, NW – Suite 750
Washington, DC 20005
HR@Kiplinger.com
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