Reporter Fellow, Local Investigations

The New York Times is seeking a Reporter Fellow for a Local Investigations program. The fellow will spend a year producing investigative work focused on a state or region, with guidance from veteran editors and training opportunities. The program is for reporters in local newsrooms or freelancers.

Requirements

• 3 to 5 years of professional experience as a reporter covering a beat for a local newspaper or local digital news outlet
• Significant experience covering a beat and an idea for an investigative story
• Ability to bring a new perspective to investigative journalism

Benefits

• Annual base pay range: $85,262.84—$85,262.84 USD
• Training and support from veteran editors
• Opportunity to learn from the best in the business
• Chance to produce signature investigative work