The openings for reporters, entry level and mid level, couldn’t come at a more important chapter: VC firms continue to face widespread allegations of sexual harassment and an ever-increasing number of investment competitors — initial coin offerings, family offices and SoftBank Group – -in the quest for startup stakes.
The entry-level reporter will get a front row seat to highly valued consumer tech startups and more than enough Silicon Valley hype. The beat — which covers on-demand tech services — is a highly competitive one among tech publications in the pursuit of venture deals, startup flameouts and more.
A mid-level reporter will get a shot at breaking news and telling big stories on Palantir, Slack, Dropbox and the next generation of software startups pushing artificial intelligence into corporate America.
Please apply directly to scott.martin@wsj.com
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