The reporter will lead investigative pieces, produce scoops and write features and profiles. The reporter must have a demonstrated ability to follow money trails and uncover people who purposely operate out of the limelight.
This is a beat that intersects with finance, government and regulation, venture capital, start-ups and technology, so an ability and willingness to collaborate is essential. Self starters with a sense of humor are welcome.
Location: The job can be based in New York or San Francisco. The job will be part of the tech desk/Business and report into the tech editors.
To apply, go here.
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