Portfolio, a leading Hungarian business media outlet, is looking to hire a junior technology journalist. The ideal candidate is either a recent graduate or has 1–2 years of professional experience.
Responsibilities
- Monitor current events and trends in the technology sector and quickly produce articles
- Research and analyse interesting technology stories with economic impact, primarily from international markets
- Topic focus: technology sector, artificial intelligence, applications, robotics, digitalisation
Required skills and experience
- Strong interest in news and the latest technology trends
- Higher education degree
- Excellent comprehension and analytical thinking
- Good writing skills and experience with fast-paced reporting
- High-level professional English
- Ability to work dynamically, quickly and independently
- Active interest in artificial intelligence
Advantages
- Practical experience with prompt engineering and workflow building is a plus
- Interest in programming and basic familiarity with programming languages is an advantage
What Portfolio offers
- Professional recognition as part of the Príma Primissima–awarded Portfolio editorial team
- Opportunity to specialise and become an expert in selected topics
- Competitive benefits and career opportunities
- Significant development potential within an editorial team that includes, among others, 10 Junior Prima award–winning journalists
- Possibility of participating in conferences over time
- Supportive team and good workplace atmosphere
- Stable and successful employer background
Additional information
The job advert also references Portfolio’s AI & Digital Transformation 2026 conference with the line: “AI has burst into the business world, and the change is unstoppable!” The conference date is 26 November 2026. Applications should be submitted via the job posting on Portfolio’s website.
The lead image in the advert is illustrative; image source: Getty Images.
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