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The Washington Examiner is hiring for its social media team. We’re looking for political news junkies who live and breathe news. The position includes writing and creating engaging posts on Instagram and Twitter.
· Maintaining a thorough understanding of how each social media platform works and how to best engage the different audiences, as well as staying on top of social media trends.Required Skills and Experience:· Excellent news judgement and headline writing abilities· Solid working knowledge of the big players in national politics and media.
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