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Writers wanted (software development, OCaml/ML) | $315+ per blog post
🕑 Added 2025-08-19 17:37:14 +0000 UTCCOMPANY/PUBLICATION: DRAFT.DEV
Draft.dev is a content marketing agency focused on creating in-depth, technical content for growing technology companies. We work with subject matter experts from around the world to create tutorials, blog posts, and e-books for our clients. Founded in 2020, we're a small but quickly growing team of technologists, writers, marketers, and editors.
We strive to improve inclusivity and diversity in tech. Our writers, clients, and readers come from a wide variety of backgrounds and countries. We believe our staff should reflect this diversity as well.
To support this goal, we are 100% remote and 90%+ asynchronous. We don't rely on Slack or other real-time chat tools that force you to work at certain times. Finally, we believe in paying fair rates and giving people honest, straightforward feedback.
Open Roles
Freelance Technical Writer ($300+ per blog post) - If you're a software developer and you want to build your personal brand while getting paid to write about interesting technical topics, you've come to the right place. Contribute as much or as little as you want -- no monthly minimums.
Freelance Technical Writer -- OCaml ($300+ per blog post) - Have experience with OCaml or ML? Want to explore using it to scrape websites and write about what you build? Apply today!
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CONTACT INFORMATION:
Applications: Via the webform
Website: https://draft.dev/
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