Correspondent, India

The India team is looking for a talented, versatile, and driven journalist with at least two years of reporting experience to help cover one of the world's most dynamic corporate landscapes. The role combines fast-paced breaking news and day-to-day company coverage with opportunities to pursue initiative stories for a global audience and conduct reporting on the ground. The successful candidate will be a solid reporter, clear writer and collaborative teammate who thrives in a deadline-driven environment and is excited by the challenge of covering India's rapidly evolving business landscape.

About The Role

Be comfortable working with facts, figures, and financial data.
Be familiar with the India file and what makes a strong Reuters story.
Demonstrate strong news judgment, sharp writing skills, and the ability to handle Reuters' fast-paced news file.
Be a proactive reporter who can jump on breaking news, interview senior executives, and pursue trend and initiative stories with ease.
Communicate effectively with reporters, desk editors,



and colleagues across India and globally to ensure seamless coverage.
Thrive under pressure, consistently delivering spot stories, snaps, and initiative stories to deadline.
Be versatile and willing to contribute across snapping, reporting, and writing as newsroom needs evolve.
Uphold Reuters' standards of accuracy, fairness, and independence in all reporting.

About You

At least two years of reporting experience.
Knowledge of India Inc., business and financial markets, or the ability to develop expertise quickly.
Strong command of English, with excellent reporting and writing skills.
Ability to work collaboratively in a team-oriented newsroom.
Flexibility to work shifts that may begin anytime between 7 a.m. and noon.

What’s in it For You?

Benefits

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