The San Antonio Business Journal seeks a reporter to cover the energy beat.
As the energy reporter in one of the hottest energy markets in the country, you will be responsible for quality coverage across all platforms. We are looking for an energetic and enthusiastic reporter who will become the go-to source of energy news, data and perspective in the thriving San Antonio region.
In this position, the reporter must marry strong traditional journalism skills — source building, sharp interviewing techniques, strong analytical and investigative reporting skills, clear writing, document use – with online and social media know-how. It is expected that the reporter will own the fast-paced energy beat by breaking important hard news online and using print and video to tell the story behind the headlines.
Duties:
•Produce compelling, high-impact breaking news and enterprise that is rich with perspective and context for the San Antonio business community.
•Own the beat audience and conversation.
•Build source network relentlessly.
•Work collaboratively with editors, photographers, designers and others to maximize the impact of stories reported.
Skills:
•Ability to work independently and remotely.
•Break news and identify newsworthy events and sources.
•Strong writing, analytical and investigative interviewing skills.
•Work under deadline pressure and prioritize tasks appropriately.
•Experience with using social media to source and promote content.
•Understanding all platforms including print, mobile and online.
Education:
•Minimum two years journalism experience with proven ability in reporting and writing.
The San Antonio Business Journal is owned by American City Business Journals, the country’s largest company devoted to local business news and information.
If interested, please email resume and work samples to Joanne Skoog at jskoog@bizjournals.com.
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