AI/ML Technical Writer
hackmambaNew York (NY)
About the role
Type:
Freelance, remote, global
About Hackmamba
At Hackmamba, we help software companies drive revenue growth and product adoption through product-focused technical marketing content and documentation. Our mission is to distill your product's essence through crisp, high-quality, and authoritative technical content, enhancing customer acquisition and retention and driving faster decision-making.
Job Description:
We seek an AI/ML Technical Writer with a unique blend of technical expertise and literary skills to create content that informs, educates, and converts. As a writer for Hackmamba, you will develop compelling AI/ML content to guide prospects through every buying stage, reduce support costs through personalized guides, and increase customer retention by making an assigned product easily understandable.
Responsibilities:
Create tutorials, and blog posts that accompany product features and assist users in maximizing their experience.
Work closely with technical teams to ensure all content is accurate, up-to-date, and reflects Hackmamba's commitment to quality, speed, and detail.
Collaborate with the editorial team to refine and polish content.
Contribute to our strategy of distributing content through our extensive community and partners, ensuring high ROI and product visibility
Qualifications:
Proven experience as a technical writer in the software/tech industry.
Experience as an AI or ML engineer.
Strong technical background with an understanding of software development, APIs, and system architecture.
Exceptional writing and editing skills, with a keen eye for detail.
Ability to grasp complex technical concepts and make them understandable in text and images.
Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
Why Hackmamba?
Join a team where thought leadership is our forte and your work is integral to a lean, efficient team focused on delivering high-value outcomes. Enjoy the support of a robust community of creators and benefit from a transparent, professional production process that values expertise and scalability.
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