Offer summary

Qualifications:

At least five years of news reporting experience., Strong writing and editing skills., Ability to conduct thorough research and construct well-reasoned narratives., Understanding of legal issues related to journalism and investigation..

Key responsabilities:

Cover breaking stories and report on investigative topics.

Gather evidence and conduct thorough research for news articles.

Write and edit engaging content for publication.

Collaborate with the US exclusives team to produce high-quality news reports.

UK-born MailOnline (www.dailymail.co.uk) is the world’s largest English-language newspaper website reaching over 225 million unique monthly visitors globally, 75 million of those coming from the United States. MailOnline is known for its unique blend of world news, entertainment/celebrity buzz, pop culture editorial, female lifestyle editorial, and phenomenal images. MailOnline has one of the web's most advanced advertising programs incorporating nearly every form of advertising from mobile, social and video, to native and e-commerce, with plans for more. Its robust analytics assure a brand-friendly environment currently enjoyed by some of today's top global advertising brands. In candid video interviews, visitors call the site "addictive, revealing, funny, honest, and probing." MailOnline is a division of UK-based DMGT, an international portfolio of digital, information, media and events businesses, which employs over 12,000 people and is listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE:DMGT.L).

Job description

Senior Investigative Reporter

Location: Remote, New York and must be willing to travel at short notice

Salary: $120,000 - $150,000 depending on experience

Position: Permanent

Dailymail.com produces some of the most read news content from around the world and we are now looking for experienced and talented Senior Investigative Reporters to join our US exclusives team.

Suitable candidates will currently be working as reporters on a regional, local or national newspaper, magazine or website, or in a television newsroom. A deft writing style is imperative, and you must be based in New York but be willing to travel at a moment’s notice to cover breaking stories.

Requirements

At least five years of news reporting experience
A proven history of breaking news stories
Strong writing and editing skills
The ability to conduct thorough research, gather evidence and construct well-reasoned narratives that inform and engage our readers
A keen analytical mind coupled with a relentless curiosity
Understanding of legal issues related to journalism and investigation

Your application should include a short cover letter explaining why you believe you’d be successful in this role.

About Us

Dailymail.com is the world’s largest English-language newspaper website with more than 200 million monthly unique visitors. Our teams across the globe strive to provide our readers with engaging, fast and rolling news, 24/7, 365 days a year. With more than 360 journalists worldwide, we are seeking individuals who want to join a global media organization with excellent career development opportunities.

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