The firm publishes business news and analysis through its subsidiary Asia Briefing(AB), which produces articles and magazines for China, Vietnam,
ASEAN, and India. The editorial team consists of a diverse array of

professionals from across the world with experience in academia, professional services, business intelligence, and journalism.

DSA manages a highly successful internship program for students and young professionals from across the world. Under this program, AB recruits, coaches, and mentors Editorial Assistants to play a key role in our editorial operations. We are currently recruiting interns on a rolling basis for remote positions.

The Editorial Assistant will assume the following roles:

• Monitor business, economic, and political news in Asian markets, primarily for China


• Develop, maintain and update AB datasets


• Research and analyze complex economic, market, business and regulatory issues


• Create, pitch, and develop content ideas for AB content network, primarily for China Briefing


• Draft articles for the AB content network, including website articles, magazines, guides, thought leadership reports, case studies


• Cultivate a network of sources for information on key industries and regions


• Participate in marketing and business development activities when necessary

Preferred qualifications and skills:

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills


• Educational background in regional, business, economic, legal or political studies


• Exposure to formal research, editorial work and/or international business issues in Asia


• Ability to produce professional research on complex issues and developments


• Ability to work independently in a deadline-driven environment


• Demonstrable interest in Asia and/or its business environment


• Interest in developing a career as a journalist, editor, analyst, or consultant


• Interest in working with a multinational corporation to help foreign investors succeed

The advantages of working for us:

• A formal position title


• Editorial and professional training from senior staff


• Frequent opportunities for article bylines


• Opportunity to develop a regional or thematic
  specialization


• Ability to serve in multiple regional offices


• Capstone projects for professional portfolios


• Career advancement opportunities, including networking and full-time positions


• Identification with a well-known regional publication

Editorial Assistants typically conduct research, write at least one article a week, and develop a specialization during a three or six month internship. Many Assistants use this experience to improve their writing, gain a publication history, learn about business in Asia, and/or make a transition in the job market. You may review previous Assistants’ experiences via DSA official website.

The position is an ideal opportunity for individuals that would like to work in a positive, constructive, and supportive environment.

If you are interested in this position, please login and apply below. Applications should include a cover letter that does not exceed 300 words (please indicate dates of availability) and a CV that does not exceed two pages. Shortlisted candidates will be asked for a brief writing sample.

DSA is committed to creating a diverse work environment. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, or age. DSA is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.