Soak in solar energy in California

Photon USA Corp. wants a full-time solar energy reporter to call its own in San Francisco.
The journalist will write for news magazine Photon International, covering the politics, architecture, technology and business issues in America's solar electricity industry.
The magazine is published around the world in multiple languages and owns its own testing laboratory. Photon offers its employees flexible working hours, vacation days and complimentary meals during the work day.
Candidates should have previous experience writing for a newspaper or other news organization. A degree in solar energy or previous experience in the solar energy are a plus when applying. Fluency in another language is also a benefit. Applicants should be able to work independently and be passionate about photovoltaics.
To apply, e-mail your cover letter, resume, desired salary range, earliest available work date and clips to Nadine Beccu at nadine.beccu@photon-magazine.us.

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Edit breaking technology news for MIT's Technology Review

Tech-savvy? The Technology Review by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is in need of a technology and computer science editor in San Francisco.
The editor will help the magazine achieve its goal to "assist business and technology leaders (CTOs, senior technologists, entrepreneurs and venture capitalists) in shaping markets and driving the global economy." The editor will work with senior staff to develop story and blog ideas for the magazine's Web site, occasionally write articles for the publication and work with the Web designer to find art to accompany stories. The editor will also be responsible for discovering and working with new freelance contributors.
Applicants should have a bachelor's degree in science or technology, preferably accompanied with a graduate degree in journalism. Candidates should also posses at least two years' experience as a technology or science writer and previous editing experience.
To apply, e-mail your resume, cover letter and three clips to jobs@technologyreview.com.

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Edit for The REO Insider in Texas

Publishing and media firm The LTV Group in Dallas, Texas is looking for an associate editor.
The editor will help research, write and edit content for LTV's magazine The REO Insider. The selected applicant will coordinate with writers and freelancers, participate in magazine planning sessions and represent the organization at industry functions and shows.
Candidates should have a bachelor's degree in journalism or a similar field and three to five years' experience in a related job position. Applicants should have experience covering real estate or mortgage banking. Those who apply should be comfortable blogging, using social media and developing their personal brand.
To apply, e-mail your resume and work samples to jobs@thereoinsider.com with "Associate Editor" in the subject line.

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Become the Editor-in-Chief in Egypt

The American Chamber of Commerce in Egypt needs an editor-in-chief in Cairo.
The editor will direct content and business teams to run and produce the chamber's various publications. The chief will be expected to play a large role in the business management of the chamber's 10 different publications.
Applicants should have a bachelor's degree or similar journalism training as well as a confident understanding of business. Candidates should have at least three years of journalism and business management experience and should be a native English speaker. Knowledge of Arabic is preferable but not required in applicants. Candidates should be adept at Web and print publishing.

To apply, contact Publications Department Manager Khaled F. Sewelam at sewelam@gmail.com.

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Cover the water industry in New York

Global Water Intelligence is looking for a business journalist to write at its bureau in New York.
The reporter will cover the U.S. water market for the magazine, financially analyzing publicly traded water companies. The writer will create commentary on the developing private sector in the U.S. water market, cover corporate developments and track projects. The journalist will be expected to write and report analytically and find exclusive news.
To apply, send an e-mail with "U.S. Bureau" in the subject line with your resume, a cover letter including your salary expectations and links to three articles you've written to Managing Director Christopher Gasson at cg@globalwaterintel.com. Interviews will be held in New York sometime in the week of the 21st in Sept.

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Edit economics in China

Caijing Magazine in Beijing, China is looking for five native English-speaking financial editors to come refine its newswire content.
The editors will work with junior Chinese writers who are using English as a second language to create clear, often breaking business news for institutional investors.
Applicants should have at least three years' experience at a daily newspaper, Web site or newswire. Candidates should also possess a background in economics, finance and business. All potential editors will be required to take a timed editing test.
Caijing offers its employees compensation packages including an annual bonus, housing subsidy, allowance for private individual medical insurance, airfare allowance and relocation assistance. Caijing would like its new editors to be on site towards the end of this Sept.

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Edit business news in Arkansas

The Arkansas Business Publishing Group is looking for a full-time assistant editor at its headquarters in Little Rock.
The assistant editor will be responsible for editing content, researching and supporting editorial staff. The editor will also write, edit and proof articles and lists as well as conduct interviews.
Candidates should have a bachelor's degree in journalism or English and be familiar with Macintosh operating systems.
To apply, e-mail a resume to Human Resource Director Bill Page at bpage@abpg.com

Lear more about the position here.

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Write for MIT's news office

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology News Office is looking for a full-time reporter at its office in Cambridge.
The journalist will cover the business, humanities and arts beat. He or she will cover MIT research and teaching through spot news, profiles, trend stories and features. The reporter will be responsible for creating three story ideas and writing at least three stories a week, each around 600 words long. The writer will also propose multimedia to accompany stories.
Applicants should have a bachelor's degree and at least five years' experience in a news environment.

To apply, visit here and search for job number mit-00006477. A cover letter is required.

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Edit and oversee ideas for Harvard Business Publishing

Harvard Business Publishing is looking for an executive editor of ideas in Watertown, Massachusetts.
The editor will report to the editor-in-chief of the Harvard Business Review Group and oversee "the discovery, acquisition and development of content ideas" for all of its publications including its Web site, magazine and books. The selected applicant will also:

• Supervise the organization's 12 Idea Teams and editorial staff to ensure they produce quality ideas and content.
  
• Edit and work with editors to plan content.
  
• Keep up to date on developments in business and management.
  

Candidates should have at least 10 years' experience in business journalism at a publication with tight deadlines. They should also have at least five years' experience managing journalists and editors and coordinating coverage.

To learn more about the job and apply online, visit here.

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Edit business news in Dubai

Mediaquest is looking for a full-time business editor for its monthly business magazine on Arab affairs in Dubai, UAE.
The editor will lead a diverse team of local and foreign correspondents. Some of the position responsibilities include:

• Editing copy and generating content ideas
• Bridging coverage between the West and Middle East
• Monitoring the news to create a business briefs page on a monthly basis
• Writing at least three features and one article every month

Applicants should have at least five to six years' experience in a weekly or monthly publication with a business emphasis and have a background in investigative journalism. Experience at a daily publication or wire service is a plus.

To apply, send your resume along with several clips to jobs@mediaquestcorp.com

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