What are the responsibilities and job description for the Reporter, Technology position at Nexstar Media Group, Inc.?
The Hill, a division of Nexstar Media Group, is hiring a Technology Reporter to cover the intersection of tech policy and politics. You will be responsible for covering the ways Washington, D.C. regulates and responds to technology, how technology innovations are shaping politics and the the ways major tech businesses and leaders influence policymakers.
About the role:
The Technology reporter will be responsible for a mix of spot news stories, regular briefs and features. A successful candidate will be able to reveal and explain the biggest tech policy battles for a politically minded national audience, expose the ways the tech industry exerts its power in Washington and reveal how tech is reshaping politics and campaigning in the digital era. You will also work closely with colleagues on The Hill’s policy, congressional, White House and campaign teams in a highly collaborative newsroom.
Responsibilities include:
A degree in journalism or a related field is required, and previous reporting experience in a metro or national media environment is preferred.
Candidates should have good instincts for understanding what readers want and be able to produce error-free, clean journalism on a tight timetable. Basic familiarity with Google Trends, SEO skills and real-time analytics are a plus.
To apply: Please upload your materials with as much of the following as possible: your updated resume, a brief cover letter explaining your interest and fit for the position, and your portfolio/clips or links to a few samples of your work. Completing these steps will ensure that you receive the highest consideration.
Compensation ranges from $55,000 to $65,000 commensurate with experience and skill level. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, Life Insurance, and 401K with company match.
Any person in this position will be represented by the Washington-Baltimore News Guild, Communications Workers of America Local 32035, AFL-CIO.
About The Hill
Established in 1994, The Hill is the country’s definitive digital source for non-partisan political news and information. Inside the Beltway, it’s known as an essential, agenda-setting read for lawmakers and influencers. Beyond the Capitol, The Hill’s trusted content is shared more often on social media than any other political news brand in America.
Our properties include TheHill.com, reaching a monthly audience of 41M; Hill.TV, the largest independent video platform within the Beltway with 1.4B annual views; The Hill’s print edition, one of the most influential sources for law and policy makers; Elevate Studios, creating breakthrough branded content offerings for leading marketers; and The Hill Events, which hosted 70 virtual events last year, featuring 92 Members of Congress and 88 industry leaders in meaningful policy discussions.
About the role:
The Technology reporter will be responsible for a mix of spot news stories, regular briefs and features. A successful candidate will be able to reveal and explain the biggest tech policy battles for a politically minded national audience, expose the ways the tech industry exerts its power in Washington and reveal how tech is reshaping politics and campaigning in the digital era. You will also work closely with colleagues on The Hill’s policy, congressional, White House and campaign teams in a highly collaborative newsroom.
Responsibilities include:
- Leading The Hill’s coverage of technology policy, including legislation, regulation and federal court cases in collaboration with The Hill’s Technology and Business reporter.
- Writing a mix news briefs and features for The Hill’s website and newspaper
- Co-writing The Hill’s nightly Technology newsletter, which highlights the team’s daily coverage and events to watch
A degree in journalism or a related field is required, and previous reporting experience in a metro or national media environment is preferred.
Candidates should have good instincts for understanding what readers want and be able to produce error-free, clean journalism on a tight timetable. Basic familiarity with Google Trends, SEO skills and real-time analytics are a plus.
To apply: Please upload your materials with as much of the following as possible: your updated resume, a brief cover letter explaining your interest and fit for the position, and your portfolio/clips or links to a few samples of your work. Completing these steps will ensure that you receive the highest consideration.
Compensation ranges from $55,000 to $65,000 commensurate with experience and skill level. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, Life Insurance, and 401K with company match.
Any person in this position will be represented by the Washington-Baltimore News Guild, Communications Workers of America Local 32035, AFL-CIO.
About The Hill
Established in 1994, The Hill is the country’s definitive digital source for non-partisan political news and information. Inside the Beltway, it’s known as an essential, agenda-setting read for lawmakers and influencers. Beyond the Capitol, The Hill’s trusted content is shared more often on social media than any other political news brand in America.
Our properties include TheHill.com, reaching a monthly audience of 41M; Hill.TV, the largest independent video platform within the Beltway with 1.4B annual views; The Hill’s print edition, one of the most influential sources for law and policy makers; Elevate Studios, creating breakthrough branded content offerings for leading marketers; and The Hill Events, which hosted 70 virtual events last year, featuring 92 Members of Congress and 88 industry leaders in meaningful policy discussions.
Salary : $55,000 - $65,000
