Staff Writer, Science - TechRadar

ImmigrationGPT; Bath; Hybrid; GBP 29,000 - 35,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Uncapped leave

Enhanced parental leave

Dental care discount

Private medical care discount

Refer a friend scheme

Colleague Assistant Programmes

Share Incentive Plan

Job summary

Future PLC in Bath is seeking a Staff Writer for Science to produce daily stories across science and futurism. You’ll work with the Science Editor and Managing Editor, covering space, robotics, biotech and quantum computing, with opportunities to attend events and conduct interviews.

You’ll join a team of writers who value curiosity, strong writing, and meeting tight deadlines, in a hybrid arrangement with some travel for key events.

Qualifications

• Adaptable approach to changing assignments.
• Excellent written and verbal communication.
• Ability to work on own initiative and meet tight deadlines.
• Excellent time management and organisational skills.
• Curiosity and eagerness to explore new science topics.

Responsibilities

• Produce daily science and futurism stories for TechRadar.
• Cover topics from space, robotics, biotech and quantum computing.
• Attend events and interviews; support live blogs and feature writing.
• Collaborate with editors to ensure accuracy and engaging storytelling.
• Occasional travel and weekend/evening coverage for key events.

Skills

Adaptable

Strong written and communication

Own initiative

Time management

Curiosity

Job description

# Staff Writer, Science - TechRadarFuture PLC, BathApply on Future PLC's site Check my CV against this jobPosted: TodayContract: permanentListed on: Direct from the employer## Can this job be sponsored?Some things to check* The advert does not give a salary. The minimum for this job is £41,700 a year. Source, GOV.UK* Future PLC holds an A-rated Skilled Worker licence. Register of licensed sponsors, GOV.UK* We read this job as Newspaper and periodical broadcast journalists and reporters (2492). That occupation is eligible for Skilled Worker. Appendix Skilled Occupations, GOV.UKNewspaper and periodical broadcast journalists and reporters (SOC 2492): rules, going rate, job titles and other sponsors’ advertsSee who else sponsors this job: visas granted, employers that sponsor it every year and payRead from the advert, the Home Office register and the Immigration Rules. Whether you can be sponsored also depends on your own circumstances, such as your age and visa history. This is information, not advice.Advertisements## About the jobWho we areWe create trusted, expert content that helps millions of people discover more about the things they love, need and care about. From technology, gaming and entertainment to fashion, lifestyle, sport, finance and beyond, our specialist brands connect people with their passions every day.Across websites, magazines, newsletters, social channels and events, we bring expert content to audiences around the world. We combine our deep specialist knowledge with innovative technology and data to create engaging experiences, build valuable communities and help people make better-informed decisions.Behind it all are our people - passionate experts, creators, innovators and problem-solvers who are shaping the future of media.The Team You’ll JoinOur team is made up of talented writers and editors, all of whom love the tech they write about and are dedicated to being the authority on the subject. So whether we’re explaining the latest robotics advances or finding the nuance of a product that nobody else has seen, TechRadar is your portal to help you navigate the world of technology.In particular, you’ll work closely with the Science Editor and the Managing Editor, News.What you'll doReporting to the Managing Editor, News, you’ll produce daily stories on science and futurism, covering everything from space exploration to robotics and from quantum computing to biotech. The job will be a varied one: on a given day you could be doing everything from live-blogging a NASA launch, to covering a developing news story, to writing an in-depth feature or organising and conducting an interview.You may also get the chance to attend events and conferences, as well as trade shows; these will sometimes involve travelling. You may also be required to work weekends and evenings for key events (with prior consultation with your editor).What you’ll bring- An adaptable approach- Strong written and communication skills- Ability to work on own initiative and deliver copy to tight deadlines- Excellent time management skills- Inquisitiveness - look for new ways to engage readersWhat we offer- Uncapped leave- Enhanced parental leave- Discounted rates with Dental care and Private Medical care- When we hit our targets, enjoy a share of our profits with a bonus- Refer a friend scheme - with payment following the successful hire.- Well-being support with access to our Colleague Assistant Programmes- Opportunity to purchase shares in Future, with our Share Incentive Plan- Salary sacrifice Pension scheme up to 5% match- Free drinks and snacks in our officesThe expected range for this role is £29,000 - £35,000.This is a hybrid role, working 3 days per week from our Bath Office, 2 from homeInternal job family level: Editorial 7 (E7)Inclusion and Diversity at FutureAt Future, we’re working to attract, retain and foster diverse talent, educating our colleagues in the importance of diversity, and review our internal processes so that they remain as free from bias as possible. We recognise that, in order to reach diverse communities through our content, we must first ensure ours is a culture in which diversity can thrive.Find out more about Our Future, Our Responsibility on our website.If you need any reasonable adjustments, please let us know, and we'll be happy to support you.#LI-Hybrid / #LI-Remote #LI-KC1