The Wall Street Journal Professional Products group is seeking a top-notch editor to lead its Venture Capital team.

The San Francisco-based editor will be responsible for producing a premium WSJ product offering that includes a daily newsletter, stories, events and data tools.

The editor will work with a team of dedicated WSJ Pro editors and reporters on scoops, analysis, and data-driven stories focused on information to meet the needs of our specialist venture capital market subscribers as well as print and online audiences.

The ideal editor should have sound knowledge of the industry and the ability to simply explain complex technology businesses and term sheet terminology. Experience covering and editing venture capital or technology is essential.

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