The writer will be responsible for writing frequently on topics like cybersecurity, surveillance, robotics, social media, internet culture, and technology policy. This isn’t really a gadget-reviewing gig—you’ll write less about the new iPhone cameras than about the Apple-FBI encryption debate or the high drama involving the iOS peach emoji.
Mostly, we’re eager to shape the job around you, the areas you’d like to dig into as a reporter, and the arguments you want to make as a leading technology voice. Slate welcomes candidates with diverse backgrounds and perspectives.
To apply, submit a cover letter; a résumé; three references; a short critique of a recent Slate technology story (no more than 400 words); and three clips or writing samples (Word docs preferred).
Applications should be emailed to TechWriter@slate.com.
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