Our ideal candidate thrives in a competitive 24-7 news cycle that requires team work, priority setting, and a commitment to effectively managing both people and projects. The assistant business editor must be a talented and meticulous line-editor with an innate ability to spot trends and deliver compelling, must-read stories. Energy, flexibility and high journalistic standards are essential characteristics along with along with a bias for action and a deep understanding of traditional and non-traditional approaches to business news.
Minimum requirements: At least 5 years of editing experience working directly with reporters, prior business and/or technology experience and a proven track record of innovation
Our mission is to connect communities by telling accurate and compelling stories that inform and make an impact. We’re a watch-dog that looks out for those whose voices might otherwise be left unheard. We’re built on tradition while we stand for change, and we embrace the passion that embodies the Bay Area’s diverse and innovative culture.
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