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Job Openings at Reuters‏- Various Locations

  • 2014-03-05 4:53 PM
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    Message # 1511442
    Anonymous
    Editor-in-Charge, Company News, Americas

    Description

    Reuters is looking for an outstanding business editor to lead corporate coverage in the Americas. From Silicon Valley start-ups to state controlled giants in Latin America, the region is exploding with colorful corporate stories of global importance. The team that has to tell these stories for a diverse customer base that demands breadth of coverage and deeply reported insight delivered in as close to real-time as possible. It is a multifaceted job and to succeed at it, the editor will need to be extraordinarily creative, whether it is deploying our reporting team in Bangalore, inspiring journalists across two continents to report thoughtful sector pieces, or driving enterprise projects to tell corporate stories that have the greatest impact. The ideal candidate will be a strong leader with excellent people skills, strong news judgment and editing skills, and a track record of helping promising reporters fulfill their potential. The lateral thinking needed to spot economic, political, social and resources stories will come naturally to him or her, as will the deft teamwork needed to tell them in an organization as large and as complex as Reuters.



    Qualifications

    At least 10 years experience in business journalism Strong track record of managing large teams, working across borders and running big stories. Strong news judgment and editing skills Excellent people skills and the ability coach and mentor staff. Experience in a real-time news services an advantage.



    Those interested should contact Dayan Candappa: dayan.candappa@thomsonreuters.com





    Desk Editor Reuters is looking for a talented and energetic journalist to join the editing Desk in The Americas. The successful candidate will have the versatility to edit and/or rewrite economic, financial, business, political and general news stories of all stripes. In addition, the successful candidate will be able to work seamlessly with reporters and editors to shape and improve storylines and content. Working under news agency time pressures, the ideal journalist must be able to turn challenged copy into a compelling read that can be appreciated by both financial professionals and a wider audience. http://jobs.thomsonreuters.com/job/New-York-Desk-Editor-28Level-1-Journalist-29-Job-NY-10001/43282000/

    West Coast Bureau Chief Reuters is looking for an exceptional journalist to lead its coverage of the U.S. West Coast. The bureau chief will run our teams in San Francisco, Los Angeles and Seattle, driving coverage of Silicon Valley, the entertainment industry, gaming in Las Vegas, and some of the most exciting companies in the world. Corporate stories dominate the file, from Starbucks to the movie industry and giants of global technology - Apple, Google, Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft, Oracle and Cisco. The successful candidate will play a major role in shaping our global technology file on everything from startups and gadgets to supply chains, succession planning and cybersecurity. You will lead coverage of the region's varied stories - from natural disasters and celebrity scandals to budget crises in the region's states and cities. The bureau chief needs to be a top flight editor able to leap effectively on breaking news, be able to prioritize ruthlessly, and think creatively about ambitious enterprise projects that will set Reuters apart from the crowd. Above all, he or she will be an inspirational leader and caring mentor, able to bring the best out of a talented team of reporters. http://jobs.thomsonreuters.com/job/San-Francisco-West-Coast-Bureau-Chief-Job-CA-94101/43484800/

    EIC, Energy Markets News Reuters News is seeking an exceptional journalist, an inspirational leader and an insightful editor to lead coverage of the most important story of the decade - the North American shale revolution, and its transformative impact on global energy markets. The broad contours of this story are well established, as surging U.S. production and falling imports promise an economic revival that will fundamentally alter America's position in the world. But beyond the headlines, the energy trade story has never been in greater flux, from the Keystone pipeline to decades-old export restrictions; the rise of natural gas vehicles to the decline of coal-fired power plants; oil-train arbitrage to Jones Act tankers; Latin America fuel exports to U.S. biofuel policy; the shrinking role of Wall Street to the renewed rise of trading merchants. In an ever-changing landscape with prices and politics constantly shifting, traders and investors are more reliant than ever on smart journalism.
    http://jobs.thomsonreuters.com/job/New-York-Editor-in-Charge-2C-Energy-Markets-News-2C-America-Job-NY-10001/41798900/





    Energy Companies Correspondent, Houston

    Reuters is looking for a talented and experienced correspondent to join its team in Houston and deliver high-impact coverage of companies in the booming U.S. energy sector – with exclusives, insightful analyses and special reports that define trends and break news before our competitors. The candidate would be part of a team that has responsibility for covering some of the biggest companies in the world, including majors such as Chevron or Exxon and giant oil field services firms like Schlumberger or Baker-Hughes. Energy companies are fascinating to cover for journalists. They have enormous capital budgets and operate in the most politically and technologically challenging places on earth, with armies of lobbyists who tangle with environmental regulators as their engineers push the boundaries of science to recover hard-to-reach oil. In the United States, they are driving an energy renaissance that, thanks to hydraulic fracturing, has lifted oil output to a 25-year high and prompted controversial calls for Congress to scrap a decades old ban on crude exports. The successful applicant must be able to tap high-level sources at companies, along with traders, government officials, investors, geologists, bankers and lobbyists to produce important exclusives and agenda-setting initiative pieces. The correspondent will also cover a broad spectrum of spot news competitively and write smart and analytical pieces on deadline. She or he will report to the Houston Bureau Chief and proactively coordinate with the regional company news editor and, as needed, the regional commodities & energy editor in New York. This job requires frequent collaboration with energy reporters in London, the Middle East, Africa, Russia and India, among other places, to write about a multitude of companies that have a global reach from their headquarters in Houston.
    http://jobs.thomsonreuters.com/job/Houston-Energy-Companies-Correspondent-28Level-1-Journalist-29-Job-TX-77001/40542500/


    Energy Markets Correspondent, New York or Houston

    Reuters is seeking a sharply focused, relentlessly driven journalist who is passionate about breaking news to join the U.S. energy team, helping cover the most important story of the decade – the shale oil revolution, everything from the implications of major political decisions on oil-train safety to pipeline disruptions that roil physical markets to the inside story on who is winning (or losing) from the race to export crude. As part of a team of a dozen reporters covering North American oil, the successful candidate will focus primarily on producing enterprising scoops and unearthing hidden aspects of the opaque, dynamic domestic crude oil market. The reporter will need to develop deep contacts in the secretive industry to master increasingly complex arbitrage activity, understand how traders can profit from volatile shifts in fundamentals and write authoritatively about market trends – before our competitors do. With a strong source base and growing expertise, the reporter will be expected to produce exclusive news that will set the agenda not only for our core energy market users, but also for smart financial professionals across the world.

    http://jobs.thomsonreuters.com/job/New-York-Energy-Markets-Reporter-28Level-1-Journalist-29-Job-NY-10001/40247800/


    Mergers and Acquisitions Correspondent, New York

    Reuters is looking for a strong reporter and writer to join our New York-based mergers team with an emphasis on breaking news about deals and dealmakers. One of the highest pressure jobs at Reuters, but also one of the most rewarding, the M&A reporting job is one that demands strong source-building skills and a passion for being first on the news that matters most to our customers. Based in New York, you will be at the center of it all and get the chance to build relationships with the movers and shakers of the elaborate Wall Street deal machine. The M&A reporting team is one of our most enterprising and represents the vanguard of Reuters effort to set the news agenda ourselves rather than writing up press releases and filings. Coverage will include writing about or analyzing deals that have already happened, coordinating with beat reporters to identify those businesses or industries ripest for dealmaking and tirelessly chasing down any and all leads. M&A reporters are responsible for writing regular "Dealtalk" columns that examine trends in the takeover. Above all, you are expected to be constantly talking to clued-in sources whether on the phone or via face-to-face meetings.
    http://jobs.thomsonreuters.com/job/New-York-Mergers-and-Acquisitions-Correspondent-28Level-1-Journalist-29-Job-NY-10001/40534400/


    Options Correspondent, New York or Chicago The Reuters financial markets team is seeking a seasoned and intrepid reporter to lead our coverage of the U.S. equity options market, an ungainly montage of more than a dozen exchanges, most of them all electronic, scattered around the country. It's where derivative bets are placed on the near- and long-term prospects for some 4,000 U.S.-listed companies, often employing exotic and colorfully labeled strategies such as "straddles," "strangles," "condor spreads" and "Christmas tree butterflies." It's also a favored venue of major hedging activity by large institutional investors. In an equities market complex where volume is generally trending lower, the options market continues to experience growth in both trading volume and listings. It's also a market where savvy speculators can turn cheap bets on big moves in stock prices into instant millions. It is rife with rumors about pending deals that can send calls soaring and puts plummeting. It can also be a hotbed of insider trading activity. All that adds up to boundless opportunity for exclusives and big scoops by the right reporter, one with top-flight sources, a nose for unusual and suspicious market activity and the ability to write it all in engaging prose. The options market has its own unique math, dominated by complex calculations for determining implied volatilities, the bedrock of pricing in the sector. We won't ask you to take a calculus test, but you must be numerate and have the capability to sift confidently through mountains of data to spot trends, seize upon outsize market moves and expose not-so-infrequent cases of illicit activity.

    Internal: https://toc.taleo.net/careersection/1/jobdetail.ftl?lang=en&job=JREQ014214

    External: https://toc.taleo.net/careersection/2/jobdetail.ftl?lang=en&job=JREQ014214



    IN ASIA:


    Asia Regulation Correspondent

    Location : Hong Kong

    Hiring Manager : Michael Flaherty, Financial Services Editor, Asia

    Open to internal and external applications



    https://toc.taleo.net/careersection/1/jobdetail.ftl?job=JREQ014461



    The Asia Finance Team is looking for a journalist to cover the regulation beat, a critically important area for the file. The main focus of the beat, will be the new rules and regulations that affect the trading and banking operations at financial institutions across Asia and the rest of the world. Reporting on Dodd-Frank, swaps, and other key financial reforms. Will embrace any major regulation issue that arises, including global trading desk investigations (Libor, FX, NDFs), local probes, money laundering, and corporate governance. The U.S. accounting spat with China is another hot topic on the beat, as are China’s financial reforms. Produce exclusive news and develop deep knowledge of the regulation industry.



    Asia Banking Correspondent

    Location : Hong Kong

    Hiring Manager : Michael Flaherty, Financial Services Editor, Asia

    Open to internal applications only



    https://toc.taleo.net/careersection/1/jobdetail.ftl?job=JREQ012237



    We are seeking an experienced journalist to cover the Asia activities of the global commercial banks, including HSBC, Standard Chartered and Barclays. Based in Hong Kong, the Asia Banking Correspondent will report not just on the banks’ work in Greater China but also across the region, working with reporters in the other countries where these banks are present. This is an initiative-heavy beat undefined the reporter will look deeply into the machinations of these banks, reporting on areas where they’re expanding and experimenting, and exposing where banks may be skirting regulations or taking on more risk than they should. Regulation, trading, derivatives and banking are all key areas of this beat. The role requires a strong writer with a sharp analysis/initiative ideas, and very strong sourcing abilities.



    Asia Stocks Editor

    Location : Singapore or Hong Kong

    Hiring Manager : Nachum Kaplan, Asia Financial Markets Editor

    Open to internal and external applications



    https://toc.taleo.net/careersection/1/jobdetail.ftl?job=JREQ014320



    Reuters News is seeking an experienced Asian Stocks Editor to drive an important part of the fast-changing financial markets file. The successful applicant for this high-profile role will drive all aspects of Asian stocks coverage, writing the big pan-Asian stock market stories, contributing to global equities stories and working with/mentoring stock market reporters in bureaux across Asia to develop and improve Asian equities coverage.



    Asia Property Correspondent

    Location: Singapore or Hong Kong

    Hiring Manager : Emily Kaiser, Company News Editor, Asia

    Open for internal applications only

    Closing date : March 27



    https://toc.taleo.net/careersection/1/jobdetail.ftl?job=JREQ014402



    The Asia Property Correspondent will join a team of sector specialists who set the standard for company news coverage in the region. The role involves breaking news and writing initiatives, as well as guiding coverage of property stories from our bureaus around Asia. This job is made for a self-starter who can build sources and find stories that go beyond the day’s headlines. Singapore or Hong Kong based.


    Head of Asia Desk & Deputy Regional Editor, Asia

    Location : Singapore

    Hiring Manager : Jean Yoon, Regional Editor, Asia

    Open to internal applications only



    https://toc.taleo.net/careersection/1/jobdetail.ftl?job=JREQ014412



    Reuters is looking for a dynamic and experienced news editor to head the Asia desk and act as a deputy to the regional editor. The successful candidate will lead an editing desk that strives for excellence – aiming for stories with smart angles that differentiate our copy from that of the competition, that weave in the context that tells our readers why they should care, and that carry headlines and leads which grab attention. The desk works hand in hand with bureaus, specialist editors and Top News to help deliver those stories, written quickly and clearly.


    Bureau Chief, Korea

    Location: Seoul, Korea

    Hiring Manager : Jean Yoon, Regional Editor, Asia

    Open to internal & external applications



    https://toc.taleo.net/careersection/1/jobdetail.ftl?job=JREQ014332



    We are looking for an experienced Bureau Chief to lead the Seoul operation, shepherding a file that spans everything from North Korea – probably the world’s most isolated and repressive regime – to global technology powerhouse Samsung.
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