Want to do pioneering work at the intersection of data science, journalism and computational social science? Apply to join our data-journalism team
March 3rd 2022has always sought to stand out for its numeracy and analytical rigour. Our data-journalism team conducts original research, using cutting-edge methods to ask and answer important questions about politics, economics and society. We are looking to hire a data journalist for a full-time, permanent position with a focus on China.
Regularly conduct research and write articles for all sections of the newspaper, both in print and online. Some of these should be data-led articles for the Graphic detail and China print sections, and others should be online Daily charts, working closely with our data-visualisation team Collaborate with beat journalists on stories that combine original data gathering or statistical research with conventional reportingHong Kong preferred.
Proven programming proficiency, for instance through a computer-science degree, private-sector experience or a strong project portfolioCompetitive salary and benefits, depending on candidate’s experience and skill level. Travel and relocation costs are covered Please apply with a CV and portfolio of any relevant previous work and salary expectations by March 21st at:
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