Technical Writer

We're looking for a technical writer who lives on Reddit and can write launch, education, and product walkthrough posts that actually land in developer and AI communities.

Setup

• Remote, contract
• 30 hrs/week
• Ongoing (we're building a real content engine here, not a one-off)

What you'll be writing

• Launch posts — announcing new products, features, and tools in a way that reads native, not like a press release
• Educational deep-dives — explaining how something works, why it matters, and where it fits, for a technical audience that can smell fluff
• Product walkthroughs — hands-on, show-don't-tell posts that help developers actually understand and use a tool

All of this on Reddit — which means writing that respects each subreddit's rules and culture, adds genuine value first, and earns attention instead of buying it.

Who you are

• You genuinely understand the AI / devtools / dev platform space — you can explain a technical product clearly without dumbing it down or getting it wrong
• You're an active Redditor. You know how r/programming reacts differently than r/LocalLLaMA, why self-promotion gets flagged, and what makes a post get to the top vs. buried
• You write for humans, not algorithms. Clear, useful, and honest beats keyword-stuffed every time
• You're reliable with deadlines and can work fairly independently

Nice to have

• Your own track record of posts that performed well (karma isn't everything, but it's a signal)
• Experience with developer marketing or DevRel
• Familiarity with the compliance line — you know the difference between authentic community participation and astroturfing, and you stay on the right side of it

How to apply

Email at [HIDDEN TEXT] with:

• Your resume
• Portfolio or technical writing samples (bonus for social media posts - extra bonus for reddit posts)