Engadget is looking for an ambitious and enthusiastic freelance news desk operator to join our team. Operators are Engadget's front line defense against the constant stream of incoming news. Their job is to parse incoming information from Twitter, wire services, PR blasts and the Engadget tips box in real time and direct it to the appropriate person(s) on staff.

The ideal candidate will be well versed in technology and science, be able to juggle multiple tasks simultaneously and keep up in a busy newsroom.

At Engadget you'll be an essential part of the best tech news team on the planet. You'll gain valuable experience and exposure in a fast-paced, online newsroom. Plus you'll have access to some of the finest writers and reporters in the business who can offer invaluable lessons on how to thrive in the modern media landscape.

As a freelance news desk operator, candidates will be responsible for monitoring a host of news sources and communicating regularly with the news desk editors. Operators will identify potential stories and bring them to news editors for additional vetting, discussion of relevant angles and to identify important context.

We're looking for someone with ...
- Passion and strong news judgement
- A deep understanding of technology
- A pleasant disposition
- A four-year degree in journalism or a related field

Must be ...
- A self-starter
- A team player
- Eager to learn

Engadget is looking for ambitious and enthusiastic freelance writers capable of telling compelling stories about technology, science and the future of everything. The ideal candidate will put important news in proper context with minimal fluff, find an interesting and original angle from which to tackle a story, explain complicated subjects simply and clearly, and do this all quickly.

As a writer at Engadget you'll be an essential part of the best tech news team on the planet. You'll gain valuable experience and exposure in a fast-paced, online newsroom. Plus you'll have access to some of the finest writers and reporters in the business who can offer invaluable lessons on how to thrive in the modern media landscape.

Freelance contributing writers are be responsible for producing between three and five stories per day (between the hours of 9am and 5pm) assigned by news desk editors.

We are particularly interested in writers in the eastern US and in the UK, but any qualified applicant is encouraged to get in touch.

We're looking for writers with ...
- Passion and a strong voice
- A deep understanding of technology
- A pleasant disposition
- A 4-year degree in journalism or a related field
or
- Equivalent professional experience

And a little bit of ...
- HTML
- Photoshop
- Photography skills

Must be ...
- A self-starter
- Witty

I'm looking for contributors to write about Hip Hop-related current events and/or opinion pieces.

Ideally candidate would be able to submit 3-5 pieces per week.

Perfect for those looking to add to their writing portfolio or showcase their writing chops, React Travel is looking for regular travel story/guide contributors. This is a great opportunity to showcase writing skills for future employers and just a fun thing to do if writing is a hobby of yours.

We’re putting together our upcoming issue (due for release in the UK in April and May in the US).

Our British editorial team’s background is strangely enough in US Politics - first at Bristol, Oxford, and Trinity Dublin Universities respectively, then in the Office of Conrgessman Leonard Boswell (IA -3), then on the 2008 Obama Presidential campaign in Petersburg, VA.

To those ends, in these uncertain and unpredictable times for the US press, and indeed freedom of speech more broadly, we very much wanted to provide a platform for young American journalists, hoping to go into political reporting, and shine a light on their feelings with regards what could potentially be a seismic shift in the role of the reporter in the Trump era. What are the hopes and fears? How do your young students feel that the principle of journalistic responsibility to hold Trump to account and shine a light on his (various!) indiscretions applies to the media at large, now, and over the course of his upcoming presidency.

Moreover, how has the democratisation of the internet helped shape your young student’s intentions to pursue a career in journalism? Do the traditional pillars of print still hold as much weight and appeal as they once did for impending graduates, or does the wave of new media - VOX, 538 etc. have progressively more appeal?

We would be very much open to such a piece being authored by one student in particular, however, we are equally as interested in the documentation of a round-table discussion between students.

Myfinancialwisdom.com is a personal finance and investing site dedicated to educating users about money management. We need someone to contribute regularly to the Twitter and Facebook feed as well as 2-3 posts/week 500+ word SEO optimized articles to the main site.

Not generic stuff, looking for how-to oriented articles around investing, stocks, credit, money management, retirement etc...from personal experience preferably.

Contributing interns will have the opportunity to work with a media start up, writing three to four 150-300 word articles each week that cover current fashion, wellness + beauty, sex + dating, art, pop culture, music, etc. -- currently an unpaid position with the potential of becoming a paid-per-article position.

Our subscriber list is growing each day, and based on our social presence, we anticipate our media site being a very influential platform in the months to come.

We need opinionated journalists who want to grow their social media presence, build their media portfolio, and contribute to a media start up.

You can visit our current site:
www.grayspacemag.com

10x Management is looking for students interested in having their byline published in prominent tech publications. We would like to feature content covering a wide range of topics about how technology is affecting the modern workplace and the modern economy. We have been featured in the New Yorker, Forbes, the New York Times, the Economist, Fast Company, Huffington Post, Mashable, and many other publications.

GRL MAG is an online magazine written entirely by teen girls 19 years and younger for teen girls.

We currently are looking for editors, writers, illustrators and photographers from all over the world to contribute. We are 100 % volunteer run and currently have about 40
writers/artists collaborating from all over the world.

Girls are interviewing world-famous artists such as Tegan and Sara and the Indigo Girls.

You can learn more about us online at www.grlmag.com

As part of the yearly review process at my company, we are encouraged to seek feedback from our colleagues in various forms. Instead of emailing my co-workers a list of questions and getting back a few paragraphs of text, I'd love to take myself out of the equation entirely and try a potentially more interesting and objective approach--that's where you come in.

I'm looking for a crack interviewer to do a few 10 minute interviews with some of the folks I work with. Distill what you learn and hear into an engaging piece of writing (or audio!) that can help me reflect on the past year, evaluate my performance and contribution, and think about ways to change or grow in the future.

It's a quick turnaround (deadline is Monday, January 30), but I can help with scheduling interviews (which can be remote) and other logistics. Final piece should be around 1000 words or 3 minutes of audio.

Working remotely might work, but in NY is preferred.