The Wall Street Journal is looking for a talented, versatile leader to run our coverage of futures and options.
This job offers a big opportunity: shaping the Journal’s approach to an industry at the heart of Wall Street. It carries responsibility for covering the big futures marketplaces — the largest players in the exchange industry — as well as broader issues including the fast spreading financialization of markets, regulatory debates over derivatives, and trading strategy.
The position is for a player coach who can direct the work of a few reporters, round up resources from around the Journal, and jump in to report and write as needed. Experience covering futures or related subject matters is preferred.
Applications should include a resume and cover letter.
To apply, go here.
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