Business of Law Reporter (INDG)

Performs general assignment and beat reporting and write in-depth analytical pieces. Researches, and writes news stories and features for assigned publication(s).

What you will do:

• Demonstrated ability to report and write news stories and features with minimal editing under deadline.

• Working knowledge of journalism principles and techniques.

• Demonstrated ability to develop and cover a beat, including developing sources, developing story ideas, and conducting interviews.

• Knowledge of federal and state legislative, regulatory, and judicial processes.

• Ability to attend outside meetings, hearings, news events, etc., and to report on them clearly and accurately for deadline.

• Proficiency in MS Office.

• Ability to use Bloomberg Industry Group publishing tools and other technology effectively with Bloomberg Industry Group training.

• Excellent proofreading skills.

You need to have:

• Bachelor’s degree with coursework in English or journalism preferred.

• 3 - 5 years’ experience in journalism, including at least one year reporting on subject areas covered by assigned publications.

Equal Opportunity

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