The Wall Street Journal is looking for a versatile journalist to be our next news assistant in Istanbul.
We are looking for a fluent Turkish speaker who knows Turkey inside and out to support our correspondents in pursuit of journalism for our global readership. The news assistant's primary responsibilities will include: summarizing local media accounts; setting up interviews with local subjects for correspondents and translating when necessary; helping navigate local government and interfacing with officials in Turkey; and conducting research for news articles.
The successful candidate should have three years of experience working as a journalist in Turkey. Arabic language skills aren’t required but will be seen as a plus.
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