Candidates must have strong news judgment, be well versed in business news and trends and be able to quickly prioritize coverage. Your writing is clear, personable and accessible. You’ve got a strong digital presence, able to produce short, sharp videos, with an engaging social media style. And you have the drive to beat the competition every day and every hour.
To be considered for the position applicants must apply online at www.madison.com/workhere. Please include a cover letter and five samples of your written work or links to five recent stories and links to three videos.
At least three years of daily newspaper reporting experience is preferred. The deadline to apply is Sunday, July 25.
Capital Newspapers offers:
Competitive compensation
Medical, dental, vision, and life insurances
401k with company match
Vacation, personal, and sick time
Free print subscription to the Wisconsin State Journal and free digital subscription to Madison.com for all employees
Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer:
The Capital Newspapers organization is an affirmative action employer. We are committed to maintaining a workforce that accurately reflects our audience and expands our voice.
Pre-employment background and drug screenings apply
To apply, go here.
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