How-to Geek - Automotive Tech Writer jobs in United States
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Android Police · 2 weeks ago

How-to Geek - Automotive Tech Writer

How-To Geek is a trusted authority for tech guidance, and they are seeking passionate Auto Tech Writers to create original content for their automotive technology vertical. The role involves writing engaging articles about automotive technology trends and collaborating with editors to maintain publishing standards.

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Responsibilities

Write informative, engaging articles tailored to How-To Geek’s Auto Tech audience
Stay current on automotive technology trends, vehicle software updates, EV news, and industry innovations
Produce accurate, trustworthy explainers, guides, news briefs, and analysis pieces
Collaborate with editors to refine content and maintain publishing standards

Qualification

Automotive technologyEV platformsCharging technologyADASInfotainment systemsAutomotive softwareConnected-car ecosystemsResearch skillsContent collaborationEnglish language proficiency

Required

Proven experience writing about automotive technology, general automotive topics, or consumer tech
Strong understanding of areas such as EV platforms, charging technology, ADAS, infotainment systems, automotive software, and connected-car ecosystems
Excellent research skills with the ability to break down complex concepts clearly and concisely
Solid command of the English language and ability to match How-To Geek's tone
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Cover Letter (tell us why you want to write for us!)
Links to your published Auto Tech, automotive, or tech-related articles

Company

Android Police

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Android Police is a digital publication focused on Android and Google, offering news, reviews, and how-to guides for the Smartphone space. It is a sub-organization of Valnet.

Funding

Current Stage
Early Stage
Total Funding
unknown
2021-08-06Acquired

Leadership Team

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Artem Russakovskii
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