? (Quedan 3 Días) Technical Content Writer – Remote, £30-£35K

.Sales & Marketing Full-Time $25k/year Anywhere in the World14 hour agoDescriptionAs our new Technical Content Writer, you'll work on crafting content for Content Growth clients. You'll work across a range of clients, products, and industries to write world-class content. You will be joining as our second technical writer and will be responsible for in-house content that requires more working knowledge of technical topics. You will be our go-to person for writing and fact-checking how-to tutorials and developer-level content. You might find it useful to read notes on working at Ellipsis from Menna, our Technical Writer who you'll be working alongside. You might also find notes from Pranoti, our Senior Writer who will be your line manager, useful.How you'll work You'll work with our content team to create engaging content that supports our clients' conversion goals. Most of our content is SEO-driven. We'll provide you with SEO-focused outlines, and need you to turn them into great technical blog content. The majority of our content work is about WordPress, WooCommerce, and other SaaS topics, so you should have experience with this (developer level). Existing experience writing technical WordPress tutorials is a bonus. As a 100% remote team, we carefully balance collaboration with an environment that enables everyone to do their best work. You'll communicate with the team through Basecamp, our project management software, and Google Meet. We're based in Europe and require 2 hours of overlap with GMT each day, plus some specific times for team meetings. You can see our core collaboration hours here. You'll be a part of our content team, who will provide you with editorial support, training, and detailed content outlines. You'll then have "deep work" time to create these articles, to deliver either to Google Docs or straight onto our clients' WordPress. Published posts will be either bylined or ghostwritten on behalf of the client. You'll have opportunities to be involved across the content process, but your primary work will be writing technical outlines and articles, and you'll need to be happy writing content at a high volume of five posts per week