Reporter, Axios Houston

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AxiosMedia, Journalism

Remote, USAFull-Time

Salary$75,000 - $125,000

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Requirements

Proven experience covering Houston.
Strong network of sources and the ability to cultivate new ones.
Demonstrated ability to break news and create conceptual scoops.
Proven experience working in a fast-paced, deadline-driven news environment.
Comfort using voice and personality in writing.
Experience or willingness to actively develop AI literacy and integrate AI tools into daily workflows.
Ability to work with a startup mentality and an entrepreneurial spirit.
Strong sense of curiosity regarding the local community.

Responsibilities

Co-author a daily Axios newsletter providing insights and scoops relevant to Houston residents.
Cover diverse aspects of city life including news, events, and local culture.
Experiment with and leverage AI tools to enhance reporting and newsletter production.
Write conversationally using the Axios Smart Brevity style.
Contribute to the growth and evolution of the Axios Local product.

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