RedVentures is looking for writers to contribute to their business & technology content.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
Founded in 2000, Red Ventures spans 5 continents and employs more than 4,500 people. We’re made up of dozens of nimble business teams focused on raising the bar, giving back, and challenging what’s possible.
Over the last twenty years, RV has grown its portfolio of trusted brands and businesses to help millions of people make life’s most important decisions. We simplify online experiences through premium content, consumer marketplaces and advice, strategic partnerships, AI-driven digital marketing, and world class intelligence/analytics.
ABOUT THE ROLE
Freelance writers with experience or expertise writing about the following categories are highly encouraged to apply: computer science and technology, accounting, business, college planning and admissions, and social justice. We also encourage writers from academic backgrounds to apply. Here are some examples of the content we produce:
A good fit would be someone who has worked at the university level (as an educator or administrator) and/or has significant (3+ years) practical experience in their field. Empathy for the educational path of nontraditional and international students valued; excellent writing skills and attention to detail required. Experience teaching or studying online is preferred.
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