A creative content developer conceiving of and executing a range of digital, print, social, interactive, and video content for all Consumer Reports products.
With general supervision, the Multimedia Content Creator writes, edits and enhances the work of Auto Test Center team, making sure stories are on-strategy, on-time, accurate, incorporate the contributions of all relevant internal resources, and are well-packaged and highly engaging.
The Multimedia Content Creator assists with the generation of content ideas and manages the workflow of print, digital and video content.
Qualifications Include
Bachelor’s degree with at least five years of experience in multi-platform editorial for automotive, business or consumer project journalism required.
A thorough knowledge of automobiles, the automotive industry and automotive engineering Experience in high-speed automotive testing required.
Must possess a SCCA license or have completed a professional driving school course. High level of competency in all aspects of reviewing and creating accurate and compelling stories across all platforms.
Highly skilled in collecting and interpreting all data, internal and external, to create the most accurate and in context story possible.
Ability to smoothly transition writing styles from hard news to expository review to opinionated blog.
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well, I've got the years of experience, thoroughly know cars, the industry, and some engineering.
High speed testing? Well, I've raced at 2 NHRA tracks, maybe that counts.
Must possess an SCCA license? Seriously? Why? Consumers don't need an SCCA license to drive cars! But I have completed a professional driving course, it was the emergency vehicle course for driving police cars.
Creating compelling stories? Transition from hard news to review to opinionated blog? Oh, yeah. I got that.
https://www.gorkanajobs.co.uk/job/75143/writer-editor-automobiles-consumer-reports-ct/?TrackID=140231&deviceType=Desktop#sc=widget&me=referral&cm=140231
With general supervision, the Multimedia Content Creator writes, edits and enhances the work of Auto Test Center team, making sure stories are on-strategy, on-time, accurate, incorporate the contributions of all relevant internal resources, and are well-packaged and highly engaging.
The Multimedia Content Creator assists with the generation of content ideas and manages the workflow of print, digital and video content.
Qualifications Include
Bachelor’s degree with at least five years of experience in multi-platform editorial for automotive, business or consumer project journalism required.
A thorough knowledge of automobiles, the automotive industry and automotive engineering Experience in high-speed automotive testing required.
Must possess a SCCA license or have completed a professional driving school course. High level of competency in all aspects of reviewing and creating accurate and compelling stories across all platforms.
Highly skilled in collecting and interpreting all data, internal and external, to create the most accurate and in context story possible.
Ability to smoothly transition writing styles from hard news to expository review to opinionated blog.
............................................................................................................................................
well, I've got the years of experience, thoroughly know cars, the industry, and some engineering.
High speed testing? Well, I've raced at 2 NHRA tracks, maybe that counts.
Must possess an SCCA license? Seriously? Why? Consumers don't need an SCCA license to drive cars! But I have completed a professional driving course, it was the emergency vehicle course for driving police cars.
Creating compelling stories? Transition from hard news to review to opinionated blog? Oh, yeah. I got that.
https://www.gorkanajobs.co.uk/job/75143/writer-editor-automobiles-consumer-reports-ct/?TrackID=140231&deviceType=Desktop#sc=widget&me=referral&cm=140231
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