Engadget is hiring freelance writers to join its tech journalism team. After covering the tech world for over 20 years, the publication is looking to add contributing writers who know their way around the tech space and can turn around fast, clean copy.
Applicants should have broad familiarity with consumer tech and the ability to distill complex subjects into stories anyone can understand. While this shouldn't be your first writing gig, these are entry-level roles, and Engadget values deep knowledge and enthusiasm for tech higher than a professional degree or decades of experience.
Engadget maintains a strict no-AI policy. Writers must have mastery of the English language and produce accurate, engaging, informative stories without AI assistance. The workplace is entirely remote, with a team spread across four continents accommodating writers in any timezone. Pay is offered as flat hourly or per-word rates based on experience, and all time including training or trials is paid.
Interested writers can apply for a role through Engadget's application link.
Source: Engadget · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing