Our latest editorial project to make that mission come alive will be a multi-platform, explanatory journalism project illuminating the stakes of big tech. To truly understand the news, you have to understand technology. This project will go beyond gadget hype and data fear-mongering to contextualize the benefits of this technological revolution while better explaining the risks — working directly with our audience and testing ideas out in the open.
We are looking for a full-time reporter to help us fulfill that mission. The role requires that you have interests in a broad range of technology topics, with specific interest in one of two topics.
The ideal candidate will be a strong writer and a dogged reporter who leaves no stone unturned; you should already be adept at digging into technical studies and public records databases, building and optimizing close source relationships, and asking smart questions others might mistakenly assume are already answered.
If you are someone who is passionate about how technology is changing our world, and you’re obsessed with telling compelling, impactful stories that always explain with clarity why the story matters to readers, then this role is for you.
Responsibilities will include:
What you’ll bring:
This is a full-time, one-year position, based in our San Francisco or New York office.
To apply, please submit the following items:
To apply, go here.
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