Quartz seeks reporters to scan the world for breaking news and quickly offer coverage to our global readership on multiple platforms.
These positions are part of a team focused on news writing, the Quartz Daily Brief email newsletter, and products currently in development. Candidates should live for news, have a keen sense of story, and use TweetDeck like an additional appendage.
It’s also important to possess a talent for writing concisely but with voice. Strong journalistic instincts are required to distinguish truth from rumor, Quartzy from prosaic, and fascinating from merely interesting.
To apply, please write a cover letter explaining how you get your news and include a few links to your work.
Quartz is a business news venture of Atlantic Media, found online at qz.com.
To apply, go here.
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