Albany Correspondent 1

Bloomberg Government is seeking an Albany-based correspondent to dig into the people and policies driving New York’s state government for a national audience. You’ll cover the legislature for government and legal audiences, break news and explain the effects of government action. You’ll write about budget and spending, energy and environment, technology and other issues as they arise. You’ll also have opportunities to write about AI policy in New York and other states across the country. The successful candidate will have excellent communication skills, move fast and write in a clear and engaging way.

What you will do:

• Report and write news articles and breaking news alerts, often on deadline. 

• Cover news as it happens, live and in person, including at courthouses, state legislatures, and other strategic locations within your assigned region.

• Pitch, develop and write analytical pieces and feature stories on complicated subjects like tax and legal developments, making them accessible to readers 

• Demonstrate knowledge of federal and state legislative, regulatory, and judicial processes. 

• Establish strategic relationships with sources, editors, news desk, etc. etc. 

• Serve as a resource for other correspondents and Washington based reporters. 

• Participates in special projects and performs other duties as assigned.   

You need to have:

Please note that this role will be on-site 4 days per week at the Albany State House

Equal Opportunity

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