Marketing · San Francisco · FullTime · Senior level
This role asks for a writer who can own an editorial voice end to end: choosing what gets published, writing long pieces and customer stories, and shipping on a steady cadence. A strong candidate brings years of professional writing with a body of self-written long-form work, the ability to explain technical subjects clearly, and the drive to pitch and publish without being managed. Curiosity and comfort interviewing engineers and executives matter as much as craft.
How it fits the AI era
AI speeds up research and drafting, so the job shifts toward judgment: deciding what is true, what is worth publishing, and what a skeptical technical reader will trust. The human core stays in taste, sharp questions, field interviews, and shaping a clear voice. Writing is also aimed at being found in search and AI answers, so structure and specificity matter from the first draft.
How it builds AI experience
The role offers hands‑on practice building a writing workflow where AI tools help with research and drafts without lowering quality, plus shaping content for AI answer visibility. A candidate can prepare by writing with AI tools on technical topics and forming clear views on where they help and where they fail. Familiarity with hardware engineering subjects would strengthen the fit.
Worth showing
- Long‑form published writing
- Clear technical explanation
- Writing with AI tools
- Interviewing technical experts
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About Flow Engineering
Per the company, Flow Engineering provides requirements management and AI agents for hardware engineering teams.
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