Remote Jobs at The Center for Investigative Reporting (Reveal)
The Center for Investigative Reporting (Reveal) is a nonprofit news organization.
What They Do
The Center for Investigative Reporting (Reveal) publishes stories that reveal injustice, abuse, and corruption in order to hold accountable those responsible. The organization believes that sharing these stories will move people to action.
The Center for Investigative Reporting (Reveal) is telecommute-friendly and offers some remote job opportunities. Travel is not required for remote jobs with the company.
Remote Jobs
At the time of our research, we discovered a remote job for a temp web producer.
Remote Tools Used
- Adobe Creative Suite
- WordPress
- Sketch
- Figma
Research Findings
- Job researchers found that pay rates are competitive
- We discovered that some jobs at The Center for Investigative Reporting (Reveal) require flexible availability
- Our research uncovered that people who are detail-oriented will succeed in this work environment
- The Center for Investigative Reporting (Reveal) has location preferences for some jobs, according to our research
- Application method: online form
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