The Wall Street Journal seeks a columnist to review personal technology products, from the latest smartphones to cool apps, to wearable items and other gadgets.
The successful candidate will have demonstrated an ability to write sharp, engaging and highly useful reviews, representing the consumer in helping them navigate their way to the best buying decisions.
This reviewer also must be comfortable engaging with his or her readers, on social media platforms and elsewhere, and look for creative ways to incorporate crowd-sourced views and information. Comfort with and effectiveness on video and public speaking at conferences is desirable.
Please attach a resume, cover letter and three to five published clips to your online application.
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