Reporter Fellow, Local Investigations
The New York TimesFull Time
Junior (1 to 2 years)
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The position is onsite in Washington, DC.
Compensation details are provided in the Company Information section, but specific salary figures are not detailed in the job description.
Key skills include 3-5 years of broadcast journalism experience in politics and business, on-camera interview and reporting skills, excellent writing and editing, strong research and analytical abilities, and proficiency in video/audio editing software like Adobe Premiere Pro and Audition.
The role involves working in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment focused on real-time coverage of finance, technology, politics, and business for millennials and Gen Z.
Strong candidates have a Bachelor's degree, 3-5 years in broadcast journalism with politics/business focus, on-camera presence, a network in political/business communities, and technical skills in video/audio production.
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