Automotive Content Editor (freelance)
JerryFull Time
Mid-level (3 to 4 years), Senior (5 to 8 years)
Candidates must have a strong understanding of data science, AI, cloud, or data engineering and be able to write technical content in these areas, providing relevant examples of their work. A detailed knowledge of at least one programming language (Python, R, SQL) or Business Intelligence tool (Tableau, Power BI) is required, along with exceptional attention to detail and proficiency in using AI tools for content creation without compromising quality. Preferred qualifications include strong data engineering and/or cloud expertise, prior experience as a data scientist or developer, demonstrable success in driving organic growth through editorial content, and knowledge of SEO best practices.
The Data Science Editor will create, edit, and deliver written or video-based technical tutorials in the data and AI space, working with freelance creators to scale the company's blog and YouTube channels. Responsibilities include collaborating with editors, marketers, and SEO experts to drive organic traffic, recruiting and managing freelance creators, assigning technical content, editing freelance work for quality and timeliness, and ensuring content aligns with SEO keyword analysis and audience needs. The role involves maintaining an editorial calendar and delivering a target of 25 new articles and 4 new videos per month while ensuring freelancers meet quality standards and deadlines.
Online platform for data science education
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