Excellent written and analytical skills required. Looking for enthusiastic newshound with demonstrated knowledge of current events and keen interest in Oregon business and politics.
This position requires writing short- and long-form articles for web and print publications. Reporter will work closely with a small, dedicated editorial team and share responsibilities for social media and content management. Light HTML skills also required.
Qualified candidates should respond through Indeed interface with a resume, cover letter and 2-3 relevant journalism writing samples/links.
Oregon Business is an award-winning business and public policy magazine and website. Our digital and print publications reach business, political and civic leaders across the state. We report on a wide range of such big-tent topics as leadership, innovation, technology, culture, politics and environment.
Compensation includes salary and benefits package including a medical/dental plan, life insurance, 401k matching, commuting reimbursement, pretax deductions for childcare and medical flexible spending accounts, generous paid vacations/holidays/sick leave, telecommuting policy, flexible hours and downtown location on the Max line.
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