Responsibilities include tracking fast-moving news developments, and the political and policy forces that affect them. Candidates with knowledge and relationships with the White House are preferable, although hard-charging newcomers will also be considered.
This is highly demanding job that includes an ability to travel extensively and commitment to a time-consuming assignment.
A successful candidate will be expected to break significant news, offer sharp analysis on broad themes, and smart enterprise on a regular basis.
The ability to write cleanly and fast on deadline is also a requirement. Strong collaboration skills are a must, as this reporter will be a key player on a team of White House reporters who routinely interact with other Washington correspondents and those around the globe.
Applications should include a resume, cover letter, and up to five published clips.
To apply, go here.
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