Technically is always looking for contributors to write and produce video. Our beat explains what tech companies do, how software and AI work, and how people can get more technical. Existing contributors cover everything from how open models work to what a harness is.
This is a great fit if you're a working practitioner (in PM, GTM, investing, etc) who's learned technical concepts and wants to share that experience with others. Or if you're just a domain expert who likes to teach.
Don't stress about being a "great writer" to start off with. We all start somewhere - as long as you have something you'd like to say, we can help you communicate it crisply.
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$500 per contribution. You get paid whether we publish or not. But like, if it's good we'll publish it.
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