Do your family and friends come to you to ask what phone, computer, tablet, etc., to buy next? Looking at your social profiles and bios across the web, is it obvious that you’re a technology product expert?
Lifewire, one of the largest tech sites on the web, is looking for several experienced freelance technology product experts who share our passion for helping our readers identify the best product for them without overwhelming them with hard-to-understand tech specs.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
We are completely reimagining buying advice for technology products and looking for experts in their fields who are also excited about the chance to be a part of something new and innovative.
ABOUT THE ROLE
We’re looking for category experts who know the product landscape–what’s out now, what’s coming down the pike, which features are crucial, and which are marketing fluff– in one of the following areas:
RESPONSIBILITIES
QUALIFICATIONS
NICE TO HAVE
Industry contacts in your area of expertise
EXPERIENCE
WHAT TO INCLUDE IN SUBMISSION
If you’re interested and think you may be a fit, please submit a cover letter, resume, and links to 2 or 3 reviews and roundups in the category that interests you. Include the category you’re applying for in your cover letter.
COMPENSATION
CONTACT
For more information, visit their website.
Apply here.
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