Writing & Editorial jobs

11 open writing & editorial roles aggregated daily from multiple job boards.

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  • Senior Medical Content Analyst, Automation

    MicroSourcing

    Content-AnalystMedical-CoderClinical-Data-AnalystPhilippinesremoteHimalayas

    Applicants from Visayas and Mindanao are encouraged to apply!  Discover your 100% YOU with MicroSourcing !  Sign-On Bonus: Earn a bonus equivalent to 1 month’s salary upon joining! Position: Medical Content Analyst – Automation Work setup & shift: W ork From Home| Night Shift  Why join MicroSourcing ? You'll have: Competitive Rewards: Enjoy above-market compensation, healthcare coverage on day one, plus one or more dependents, paid time-off with cash conversion, group life

  • Content Creator, Sports

    USA TODAY

    Content-CreatorSocial-Media-Content-CreatorSports-Content-CreatorUnited Statesremote$53K–$82K USDHimalayas

    USA TODAY is seeking a dynamic Content Creator to amplify our Sports journalism across our website, app, social platforms and newsletters, expanding its reach and deepening audience engagement. The ideal candidate is a dynamic, personality-driven creator with deep experience in sports content creation and a strong understanding of how sports fans discover and engage with content. You are comfortable on camera and know how to build a personal connection with audiences through compelling, platf

  • Assistant Report Writer

    MicroSourcing

    Report-Writing-AssistantReport-WriterReporting-AnalystPhilippinesremote$30K–$45K PHPHimalayas

    Discover your 100% YOU with MicroSourcing ! Position: Assistant Report Writer Location: Metro Manila Work setup & shift: Remote | Day shift Why join MicroSourcing ? You'll have: Competitive Rewards: Enjoy above-market compensation, healthcare coverage on day one, plus one or more dependents, paid time-off with cash conversion, group life insurance, and performance bonuses A Collaborative Spirit: Contribute to a positive and engaging work environment by participating in

  • Movie List Writer

    Collider

    List-WriterFreelance-WriterEntertainment-WriterUnited StatesremoteHimalayas

    **This is a paid freelance, remote position** Collider is the #1 entertainment website and publishes up-to-the-minute news on blockbuster movies, TV shows, video games, comic books, music and other forms of entertainment. As a worldwide leader, Collider operates at a rapid pace and is always looking for experienced and passionate contributors who can create original high-quality content in a timely manner. Your Responsibilities Work under tight deadlines and submit tasks on time. Hav

  • Assistant Editor

    Changing Lives Productions LLC

    Assistant-EditorProduction-AssistantMedia-ManagerIndiaremote$15–$15 USDHimalayas

    ABOUT CHANGING LIVES PRODUCTIONS: Changing Lives Productions is the in-house video production company of Dhar Mann Studios, the #1 creator of scripted positive content online. With over 163 million followers and 82+ billion views across YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, our videos receive more than 1 billion views each month. We produce several hours of original content weekly with messages of compassion, kindness, and altruism that resonate with viewers of all ages. Our stories tackle

  • Medical Content Analyst (Junior) | Remote | Night Shift

    MicroSourcing

    Content-AnalystMedical-CoderClaims-Editing-SpecialistPhilippinesremoteHimalayas

    Discover your 100% YOU with MicroSourcing ! Position: Medical Content Analyst (Junior) Work setup & shift: Work From Home| Night Shift Why join MicroSourcing ? You'll have: Competitive Rewards: Enjoy above-market compensation, healthcare coverage on day one, plus one or more dependents, paid time-off with cash conversion, group life insurance, and performance bonuses A Collaborative Spirit: Contribute to a positive and engaging work environment by participating in

  • Senior Technical Writer / Content Creation - Remote, Latin America

    Bluelight Consulting

    Technical-WriterContent-CreationContent-MarketingArgentina, Belize, BoliviaremoteHimalayas

    Bluelight Consulting is a leading software consultancy dedicated to designing and developing innovative technology that enhances users' lives. With a steadfast commitment to delivering exceptional service to our clients, Bluelight excels in its focus on quality and customer satisfaction. Our mission is not only to create cutting-edge applications but also to foster a collaborative and enriching work environment where each team member can grow and thrive. With a presence across the United States

  • Proposal Specialist

    Workplace Options

    Proposal-WritingProposal-ManagementSales-OperationsCanadaremote$75K–$80K CADHimalayas

    Who We Are: Founded in 1982, WPO is the largest independent provider of holistic wellbeing solutions. Through our customized programs, and comprehensive global network of credentialed providers and professionals, we support individuals to become healthier, happier and more productive both personally and professionally. Trusted by 51% of Fortune 500 companies, we deliver high quality care digitally and in-person to over 75 million individuals across 116,000 organizations in more than 200 countr

  • Freelance Copywriter

    Coalition Technologies

    WritingWorldwideremote$20K–$35K USDRemotive

    CT Marketing Agency is seeking skilled Freelance Copywriters to write high-quality, SEO-driven content for eCommerce and lead generation websites. This is a freelance, project-based writing role.   The ideal candidate has excellent English writing skills, strong research ability, and experience writing content that follows detailed, client-specific guidelines. Projects commonly include category pages, product descriptions, blog posts, SEO landing pages, and website copy.   About the Rol

  • Freelance Writer

    IAPWE

    WritingWorldwideremote$50K–$75K USDRemotive

    Our organization is seeking content writers to create articles and blog posts on a variety of topics.   The rate of pay is $20 per 100 words (this comes out to approximately $100 per article or $50 per hour).   Some topics you may be asked to write about include the following (you can always turn down a topic if you do not feel comfortable writing about it, however if you have experience or expertise in a specific area, please let us know):   Health & beauty Fitness Home De

  • Language Officer

    Central Intelligence Agency

    Language SpecialistWashington, District of Columbia$80K–$132K USDUSAJobs

    Minimum Qualifications Interested candidates should be passionate about the ideals of our American republic, committed to upholding the rule of law and the U.S. Constitution, and committed to improving the efficiency of the Federal government. Hiring decisions will not be based on race, sex, color, religion, or national origin. Personal integrity Strong interpersonal and communication skills (verbal and written) Action- and results-oriented Ability to work effectively as part of a team and indep

About Writing & Editorial jobs

Writing and editorial jobs cover the people who produce, edit, and shape written content for audiences. The titles span content writers (blog, long-form, social, ghostwriting), technical writers (API / application programming interface documentation, user guides, developer documentation), editors (copy editor, line editor, managing editor, editor-in-chief), journalists and reporters (staff and freelance), UX / user experience writers and content designers (which sit at the intersection with product design), content strategists, and editorial leadership. The work splits between original creation (writing from scratch), editing and refinement (improving existing work), and strategy (deciding what to write and why).

Postings here come from the same multi-source feed: broad aggregators, federal feeds, remote-only listings, and tech-heavy boards. The full list refreshes once a day. You'll see content writer and content marketing roles at SaaS / software-as-a-service companies, technical writer positions at developer-tools and infrastructure companies, editorial roles at media organizations, content strategist roles at growth-stage companies, and UX writer positions at consumer tech.

Signed in? The list is re-ranked against your values assessment, so the roles at the top are the ones that line up with what actually matters to you: comp, the kind of writing work, industry, freelance vs. staff, the team. The scoring math is the same for everyone; the weighting is yours.

What does a writing or editorial job pay?

Pay varies dramatically by function and industry. Content writers at SaaS companies: $55-90k entry, $80-130k mid-career, $130-180k+ at senior content marketers. Technical writers at developer-tools companies (Stripe, Twilio, Atlassian, GitHub): $90-140k mid-career, $150-220k+ at senior levels. Senior technical writers and documentation engineers at FAANG-tier (Meta, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Google) companies: $200k+. UX writers and content designers: pay tracks product design at the same level. Editors at media organizations: $50-90k mid-career, higher at premium publications. Journalists at major outlets: $70-120k staff, much lower in local and regional outlets. Ghostwriters and freelance specialists vary wildly by reputation and niche; the top 10% clear $200k+. Federal writing and editorial roles follow the GS / General Schedule scale.

Are writing and editorial jobs hiring remote?

Highly remote-friendly. Writing is one of the few fields where remote work was already common pre-2020 (freelance and agency models), and remote-only hiring expanded significantly during 2020-2022. Content writers, technical writers, UX writers, copy editors, and content strategists all run heavily remote at tech companies. Editorial roles at media organizations are more mixed: some publications expect office presence for collaboration and editorial meetings; others fully remote. Journalism at local outlets often requires on-site presence for community coverage. Federal editorial roles are mostly hybrid or on-site. The remote toggle on this page filters to listings tagged remote-only or remote-first.

Entry-level vs senior writing and editorial roles

Entry-level is accessible but extremely competitive. Junior content writer, editorial assistant, and content marketing associate roles routinely hire English, journalism, communications, and even unrelated-major grads with strong portfolios. The competition is fierce because writing is one of those fields many people want to do, so each junior posting attracts hundreds of applicants. The pitch in interviews: a portfolio of published or unpublished pieces, evidence of voice and audience awareness, and concrete examples of writing that solved a real problem. Technical writing entry-level requires familiarity with developer tooling (Markdown, git, basic understanding of code). Senior writing roles split sharply: senior content marketer at a SaaS company; principal technical writer at a developer-tools company; managing editor at a publication; staff content strategist at a large product company. Calibrating senior level: years of experience, scope (a single content channel vs. cross-channel strategy), team management, and whether the role owns editorial direction or executes against someone else's strategy.

How to compare two writing or editorial offers

Writing offers split on dimensions that the title doesn't capture. Pin down: the kind of writing you'd actually be doing day-to-day (long-form research articles vs. blog churn vs. landing pages vs. technical documentation), the editorial standards (real editors who'll improve your work vs. publishing whatever you submit), the audience (technical practitioners vs. business buyers vs. consumers), the publishing cadence (one deep piece a month vs. five pieces a week), and the writer's voice (your byline and creative authority vs. ghostwriting under the company's voice). WorkWomp's offer comparison handles this kind of multi-variable decision. Save both offers, run the 5-minute values assessment so the scoring weights what actually matters to you, drop in interview notes (the editor, the audience, the publishing pace, voice expectations), and the breakdown shows which offer wins where.

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Common questions

  • What's the difference between content writer, technical writer, and content designer?

    Three different jobs that share a writing skill base. Content writer produces marketing-oriented written content: blog posts, long-form articles, landing pages, ebooks, lead-generation content. The work supports content marketing and demand generation. Technical writer produces documentation for technical products: API references, user guides, developer documentation, runbooks. The work supports developer success and product adoption. Content designer / UX writer writes the words inside the product itself: button labels, empty states, error messages, onboarding flows, microcopy. The work supports the product experience directly. Pay tracks specialization and company maturity: technical writers and content designers at developer-tools and growth-stage tech earn the most; content writers vary widely; UX writing pay tracks product design.

  • Do writing jobs require an English or journalism degree?

    Helpful but not required. Writing hires from a wide range of backgrounds: English, journalism, communications, history, philosophy, political science, even technical fields (computer science, biology, finance) for specialized writing roles. The credential that actually matters: a portfolio of writing samples that demonstrates voice, clear thinking, audience awareness, and craft. Technical writing benefits from having technical-domain knowledge alongside writing chops; many of the strongest technical writers transitioned from engineering, biology, finance, or another deep technical field. UX writing benefits from product and design fluency. The MFA / master of fine arts in creative writing is over-valued in commercial writing markets; great work history beats it.

  • How do I build a writing portfolio with no professional clips?

    Write for free, but strategically. Start a blog or Substack on a specific topic and publish consistently. Pitch guest posts to publications that accept submissions and care about quality (Smashing Magazine, A List Apart, niche industry publications). Volunteer to write for a non-profit you care about. Contribute documentation to an open-source project. The goal is 5-10 polished pieces you're proud to show, organized so a recruiter can scan them in under a minute. Quality and specificity beat volume and breadth: a portfolio of 5 strong pieces in a clear niche outperforms 30 generic pieces. Hiring managers spend ~90 seconds on a portfolio; structure yours so the strongest piece is first and the rest reinforces a coherent voice.

  • Is technical writing actually a good career?

    One of the best in writing, especially at developer-tools companies. Technical writing at companies like Stripe, Twilio, Vercel, GitHub, and similar developer-platform companies is treated as a strategic function, compensated like engineering, and respected internally. The work pays better than most writing fields, attracts strong people, has clear seniority ladders (junior to senior to staff to principal documentation engineer), and is highly remote-friendly. The entry bar is real (technical fluency plus writing chops) but the field rewards depth. Outside of developer-tools companies, technical writing pay drops and the strategic visibility is lower. The pattern is consistent: the best technical writing careers exist at companies where developers are the customer.

  • Is AI replacing writing jobs?

    The fastest displacement of any white-collar field. AI tools can produce competent first-draft blog posts, generic landing page copy, basic documentation, template-style social media, and most routine content marketing output. Companies that used to hire content writers for volume are quietly reducing those roles, or replacing them with editors who shepherd AI-drafted content. The roles being squeezed hard: junior content writers at SaaS companies, freelance content mills writers, generic copywriting, basic SEO / search engine optimization content production, and template-driven documentation. The roles holding or growing: senior content strategists whose value is editorial judgment about what to publish and why, technical writers whose work requires deep domain expertise and product accuracy, UX writers whose work is product-shaped and tight to design, investigative journalists whose work AI can't credibly do, and editors who can wield AI tools effectively. The honest framing: if your writing work is mostly producing competent text from standard inputs, AI is competing for your seat. If your work involves judgment about what to write, what to leave out, and what's actually true, you're fine.