Health Tech Reporter, Axios Pro

AxiosJournalism, Media

Remote USAFull-TimeMiddle

Salary100,000 - 150,000 USD per year

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Requirements

Proven experience as a reporter with a track record of breaking news and scoring exclusives.
Subject matter expertise on the health tech industry landscape.
Deep professional network within venture capital, private equity, and investment banking.
Exceptional writing and storytelling abilities.
Skill in spotting top story ideas and crafting conceptual content.
Experience appearing on stage at conferences or as a guest on TV, radio, and podcasts.
Ability to work effectively in a high-pressure news environment with a positive attitude.
Commitment to supporting a diverse and inclusive work culture.
Demonstrated ability to learn and apply AI tools for productivity.
Commitment to the Axios Smart Brevity writing style.

Responsibilities

Cover the health tech sector with a focus on breaking news and exclusive deal coverage.
Develop and maintain sources within venture capital, private equity, and investment banking firms.
Produce high-quality journalism using the Smart Brevity writing style.
Act as an expert representative for the brand across various media including TV, radio, podcasts, and live events.
Collaborate effectively with internal and external audiences to deliver essential insights to the dealmaking community.
Integrate AI tools into daily workflows to enhance productivity and creativity.

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