The beat includes coverage of automotive trade and environmental regulation, such as the impact of Brexit and proposals to ban internal combustion engines in EU cities. We have an appetite for more consumer-oriented stories about Europe’s ultra-premium auto brands, the electric vehicle lifestyle and digital technology in the car.
This is a job for confident writer who is enthusiastic about working with photographers and videographers to deliver strong visuals to go with smart text.
Experience covering the auto sector is a plus, but not required.
You should have:
The ability to speak and write in French and/or Italian is desirable.
Candidates selected for interviews should be prepared to provide up to five published stories demonstrating an ability to spot trends, decode business double-talk and explain complicated technology or business strategies clearly. Candidates may also be asked to take a writing test.
To apply, go here.
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