The Wall Street Journal’s Personal Tech team is seeking a columnist who is deeply knowledgeable and thoughtful about today’s most vital tech topics–from smartphones and social networks to security and privacy—and can translate those insights into written articles and other pieces that delight and serve readers.
The right candidate will have experience covering tech and a keen sense of what is genuinely useful innovation and what’s just hype. Whether through text, video, audio or live presentations, we’ll count on you to be creative in guiding our readers through this often bewildering landscape, helping them get the most out of technology while protecting themselves from its ill effects.
We are looking for the person who will stand out and help us expand our robust Personal Tech franchise.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS
JOB SPECIFICATIONS
The preferred candidate will have at least five years of experience covering technology, and examples of writing and video that demonstrate a strong and distinctive voice as well as deep knowledge of products and services.
The job can be based in San Francisco or elsewhere, for the right candidate.
To apply, go here.
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