The successful candidate will relish the challenge of covering major global news stories in real time, and writing about them with voice and verve.
This journalist will have stellar news judgement, and superb writing skills. When big, multi-day stories occur—Brexit, or the Summer Olympics, or the Paris attacks—you will decide what story developments should be pushed out to our app readers.
The reporter will report, write, and edit original stories, as well as aggregate relevant stories from Quartz and other news outlets.
A key part of this role will be assuming responsibility for our app coverage during weekends. There will also be scope to report and write stories and analysis for other Quartz platforms. You will be part of a team that’s continually innovating fresh ways to tell stories and connect with readers in the places they most enjoy consuming journalism.
The successful candidate will have:
To apply, go here.
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