NPR’s Business Desk is seeking a Reporter/Correspondent to cover technology from Silicon Valley, California.
NPR is an established leader in coverage of international affairs, politics, economics and other subjects. We are eager to raise our profile in coverage of technology as well. This hire will be an important part of that effort.
This chosen candidate will help lead a team of journalists covering one of the most significant business, economic and cultural stories of our age: The transformation of almost every aspect of our lives by digital technology. The successful candidate will cover globally-influential companies based in Silicon Valley.
This person will develop sources inside and outside of the industry and is expected to produce stories about social media, artificial intelligence, venture capital, privacy and cybersecurity. A thorough knowledge of technology and high level reporting and storytelling skills are essential.
Radio experience and a proven track record in covering technology are strongly preferred. The selected candidate will report on air for NPR shows and newscast segments, as well as online for NPR.org. The candidate will also develop ideas and report stories for a new technology podcast.
To apply, go here.
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