Journalist

Tearsheet looks at the financial services industry through the lenses of professionals who work in the industry. We’re read widely by heads of product, technology, digital, and marketing at some of the most influential financial institutions in the world. You’ll be tasked with telling stories related to technology’s impact on the financial services industry — how it’s impacting products and services, becoming more responsive to clients’ needs and wants customer acquisition, and culture.Our journalists are given a lot of independence in their writing. They also receive daily editorial guidance and support in determining the right hooks and approaches to their articles. " ....As a journalist, it's been fascinating to learn from industry executives in the U.S. about how technology is disrupting the global financial services sector. And even though we all work remotely, the team manages to maintain a warm and collaborative work culture that's unlike any other I've experienced in the past." - Ismail UmerGiven our great culture and compensation & benefits packages, lots of people are interested in joining Tearsheet’s team. We are therefore looking for the very best — amazing individuals who believe they have what it takes to excel in our great company and in these interesting and fulfilling positions and make a huge difference to Tearsheet and to themselves.If you’re awesome and think you have what it takes, read on and apply!RESPONSIBILITIES:Research and write well-constructed, sourced articles (500-1,500 words) about companies and themes for our community of thousands of subscribersAbility to go deeper into a new product and also take a 50,000-foot view of industry-level trendsComfort and professionalism in sourcing new stories. You’ll be talking to leaders in financial services and financial technology and represent the Tearsheet brand. Ability to collaborate with our editorial team. We’re open, transparent, and respectful and we work together to develop and publish our stories.REQUIREMENTS:Mother tongue level command of written and spoken English. Detail orientation — you will be interested in getting the facts and dates straight, along with who’s doing what and how they’re doing it.Curiosity — you want to learn the stories behind the stories, probing deeper and asking further questions, going beyond press releases and marketing-talkEducation — what education you received isn’t as important as your experiences as a journalist. Experience — We’re looking for professionals with at least 3 years of experience writing for a major publication.Ability to work remotely and independently — a mustInterest in working with diverse multi-cultural/multinational teams – a mustExcellent time-management and organizational skills – a mustGood work environment including a personal computer with video conferencing capability, mobile, good internet connection – a must


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