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Description:
The Auburn Journal has an immediate opening for a part time photojournalist to join our news team. The position is a 20 hours a week. Potential candidates should be skilled in breaking news, spot news, feature and sports photography. The Auburn Journal, Gold Country Media's award-winning community newspaper, is committed to high-quality enterprise journalism that combines the best reporting and storytelling with engaging images. Our photographers are expected to be full contributors to the idea process that drives the newspaper's coverage. Photojournalism degree desirable. Prefer candidates with 1-2 years newspaper experience, but will consider recent graduates with well-rounded portfolios. Must be a thorough and accurate caption writer, and be proficient in Photoshop and digital photography. Candidates must possess a CA driver’s license with company required proof of auto insurance. Equal Opportunity Employer. E-mail resumes and salary history to Michael Baldain at [email protected].
Description:
The Auburn Journal has an immediate opening for a part time photojournalist to join our news team. The position is a 20 hours a week. Potential candidates should be skilled in breaking news, spot news, feature and sports photography. The Auburn Journal, Gold Country Media's award-winning community newspaper, is committed to high-quality enterprise journalism that combines the best reporting and storytelling with engaging images. Our photographers are expected to be full contributors to the idea process that drives the newspaper's coverage. Photojournalism degree desirable. Prefer candidates with 1-2 years newspaper experience, but will consider recent graduates with well-rounded portfolios. Must be a thorough and accurate caption writer, and be proficient in Photoshop and digital photography. Candidates must possess a CA driver’s license with company required proof of auto insurance. Equal Opportunity Employer. E-mail resumes and salary history to Michael Baldain at [email protected].
