Fortune Newsroom Fellowships

Graduated from undergraduate or graduate school
Previous relevant experience like internships at publications and work at collegiate publications
Experience and keen interest in business, economics, and leadership news

Be assigned to a specific team and focus, such as Audience Development and Social Media, Business and Trending News, Newsletter Curation and Production, or Success
Report and write your own stories, likely a mix of quick hits and in-depth pieces, and/or curate, produce, and package Fortune coverage
Both pitch stories and take assignments; participate in brainstorming sessions
Craft explainers, profiles, trend pieces, evergreen articles, social videos, and/or newsletter editions to help readers understand key topics, companies, prominent players, and trends
Contribute to our flagship lists like the Fortune 500 and to our industry-leading newsletters
Work both independently and collaboratively
Ensure our coverage includes a diversity of ideas, perspectives, and voices
Uphold Fortune’s standards of journalistic rigor, accuracy, and fairness
Learn the inner workings of our newsroom and company

Thrive on economics and business news and/or demonstrates interest, enthusiasm, willingness, and ability to learn it
Value and balance speed and stamina with originality, accuracy, and completeness
Consume a lot of news from a breadth of sources and have a pulse on the most important stories and on what would resonate with the Fortune audience
For writing-based desks: Write clean, accurate, and insightful copy on deadline
For newsletter curation and production: Facility in proofing, packaging, and curating content as well as using digital production tools for web and newsletters
Are ambitious, detail-oriented, deadline-driven, able to manage time and juggle multiple assignments, quick to learn, curious, and always have fresh ideas
Have a growth mindset; can take and internalize direction to grow in the role
Can communicate and work effectively and professionally in the office