China analyst - https://www.techinasia.com/｜Meet.jobs

We're on a mission to create insightful and innovative journalism about Asian tech. To this end, we're hiring an analyst to spearhead our coverage of China's biggest tech companies.

We are flexible about the location of the candidate.

Responsibilities

• You'll cover and analyze the latest developments in China's tech scene, with a focus on its major tech companies
• You'll develop a network of sources in the industry that you can rely on for your articles.

Traits

• You have good command of the English language. 
• You can read and converse in business Chinese
• You can write clean, punchy, and entertaining prose with minimal rewrites needed from an editor.
• You can explain in plain language how a development or trend is significant to people in Asia and elsewhere.
• You possess good knowledge about the tech industry, as well as a sound understanding of business models and company financials
• You are curious and obsessed about learning how things work
• You understand what readers want, and how to sell a story to them
• You possess traits that are described in Tech in Asia's culture code: https://www.techinasia.com/culture

Why join us?

Tech in Asia is creating the future of business journalism. As the leading media publication focusing on the Asian tech industry, we’ve never stood still (check out this NFT we’ve created and are auctioning off). 

Since 2018, we’ve built a profitable newsroom with thousands of paying subscribers hailing from prominent companies - and that’s on top of the millions in monthly pageviews that we get. 

And we’re growing week after week.

We’ve been doubling down on high quality journalism, publishing investigative stories, interactive infographics, scoops, and financial analyses. We’re spotlighting trends before anyone else, and we’re not afraid to ruffle feathers if we need to.

We believe we’re at an inflection point. We’re looking to ride on the momentum and invest even more in quality content. As Walt Disney once said about the film business, “We don't make movies to make money, we make money to make more movies.”

We’re a young newsroom with fresh ideas, and we’re looking to scale operationally and build something that can stand the test of time. And we need your help. If you’d like to answer this call, reach out to us.