Freelance Automotive Writer
Steady freelance work that pays on time! SlashGear is looking for freelance automotive writers to join our team. Ideal candidates have a background in engineering, mechanics, or experience working at an automaker, dealership, or supplier, and possess a deep understanding of the automotive industry, and vehicle engineering and technology in general. Ideal candidates also have at least three years of experience writing content for print or the web and have published work on topics including road safety and ADAS technology, autonomous driving, classic and heritage cars, or engine mechanics. We are looking for creative individuals who are self-sufficient and versatile. These positions are work-from-home with flexible, stable hours. Location does not matter; U.S. and international candidates and encouraged to apply.
About SlashGear
Dedicated to highlighting the latest and greatest in personal technology since 2005, SlashGear covers everything from cutting-edge tech gear to the latest digital lifestyle trends. Distinctive, informative, and fresh, we’ll keep bringing you device information and reviews you can trust as well as thought-provoking commentary.
Writer Responsibilities:
Claim news and evergreen article topics from a selection of assignments
Pitch relevant and timely news stories related to the site's areas of coverage
Research and write 300- to 900-word articles in a custom CMS
Write content on a quick turnaround as applicable
Follow our style guide, editorial strategy, and publishing standards to uphold quality of content
What We Offer:
Compensation: $21 per hour
Reliable payment: we pay on time, twice a month
Flexible scheduling: you choose the days and hours you work
Fully remote: you can work from anywhere in the world
Excellent exposure: Static Media’s sites receive more than 170 million monthly visitors and our content is syndicated via SmartNews, Apple News+, MSN, and Yahoo
Experience Required:
A background in engineering, mechanics, or experience working at an automaker, dealership, or supplier
A deep understanding of the automotive industry, and vehicle engineering and technology in general
Minimum three years editorial experience writing and/or editing
Published work on topics including road safety and ADAS technology, autonomous driving, classic and heritage cars, or engine mechanics
Experience with building content in a CMS
Familiarity with the Associated Press Stylebook
How to apply:
To apply for this job, please submit the following materials:
Your resume
A cover letter
Three professional writing samples showcasing your knowledge of the automotive industry
Applications without all of these elements will not be considered.