He or she will be responsible for breaking news about an industry that is undergoing rapid change even as it comes under increasing pressure from regulators, privacy advocates and global rivals. This is a high-profile role; the reporter will work as part of a team that is based in Silicon Valley and will also be expected to forge connections with colleagues around the globe.
The ideal candidate will come with deep industry expertise as well as strong knowledge of corporate finance and business fundamentals. This candidate should have a strong record of covering breaking news as well as sourcing for exclusives.
The Technology Correspondent will:
As our Technology Correspondent, you will likely have:
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