Position: Creative Content Writer (Tech Niche)
Company: thePerson
Experience required: 1y
English level: fluent

We are looking for: Creative content manager, who is familiar with IT domain and likes telling about IT, and is able to work with content platforms to place articles at. We need your talent on either full time or part time basis and we offer remote cooperation.

Position Purpose: This role will be accountable for writing expert articles/materials/reviews in IT domain on behalf of the company and placing those at other resources (you have to know your target audience, choose resources for publishing, get in contact with editors and negotiate about creating and publishing the content). 
You also will be accountable for writing IT related articles on our website and social media, and keeping our blog. To ensure smooth and comfy cooperation we provide detailed requirements for the future creative content (key words, symbols per page, headlines and other text elements – bullets, lists, paragraphs, figures/illustrations/examples, unique text percentage, etc.) and the list of topics.

Scope: Creation of content matrix — concept, audience, publishing platforms. Generating creative expert content for creation and maintaining company image at the relevant resources. Generating content for company website, social media, Clutch, and emailing (1-2 articles per week + text for the blog). Conducting research of the market and industry trends.

About you: 
You learn fast, you are intent and tenacious and know how to communicate with people. You love being creative and produce texts that influence people’s minds. 
You understand the audience you write for (that is why the experience in IT is a must) and you know the resources worth publishing expert materials. «I wasn’t trained in this field» is not in you vocabulary.
A new term, topic or event is just a reason for pushing back the limits and adding something new to your (and after writing a new text – and somebody else’s) experience. 
You know what a deadline is and are ready to work with a steady load (considerable load at least within first 5-6 months).