Are you a world-class story-teller with an edgy, compelling writing style? Can you completely redefine how a company tells stories — about its products, customers, and industry — using your seasoned writing and research chops?
We want more than just your writing talent. We want your unique voice, perspective, and ideas. Great storytellers have been devalued by the “clickbait” writing culture of hack publications, and we aim to right that wrong. If you want to create bold, yet sophisticated, well-informed, and industry-leading work you can be proud of, then read on.
We aren’t looking for entry-level or typical corporate writers: We’re looking for the outliers that could just as easily be writing award-winning editorial pieces for The New Yorker or The New York Times — but who know how to apply those skills to creating great content full of immersive stories and angles. Please apply if the following statements describe you::
- You are completely repelled by most tech industry case studies, blog posts, and marketing content. You can't read past the opening paragraph.
- You aren't afraid to take on writing about technical topics you might not initially understand.
- You always wondered why companies sound so boring, and you see a huge opportunity to prove they don't have to be.
- You love challenges like finding the right intersection between being provocative, entertaining, and helpful in content. You're a master at solving them.
- You can write killer headlines in your sleep that make people click. Yes, you still have to make people click (this isn't free money).
- You're highly independent, but still enjoy collaborating. (Read: You do well with feedback and rewrites.)
- You're passionate about researching and chasing the best story, not just the easiest one.
- You have an incredibly sophisticated B.S. meter — you know the difference between intelligent humor vs. corny and edgy vs. gimmicky.
- You can name your favorite journalists, publications, and storytellers and you actively follow them.