Instructional Content Writer and Editor

Sick of commuting?

Tired of “hybrid” jobs that are really “in office” jobs in disguise?

If you’re discovering that you’re more productive at home than in an office, and want to make that arrangement permanent, we may have the position you’re after.

At CarriersEdge, we’re focused on producing great quality products and happy customers.

We don’t care about being the coolest company in town, having the most amazing office perks, or the hippest staff.

If you’re interested in those things, you’ll hate us.

On the other hand, if you’re not looking for a social group and just want to do great work, then you may be exactly what we’re looking for.

We don’t care where you work and we won’t be looking over your shoulder micromanaging you.

You’ll have minimal meetings disrupting your week, and plenty of time to focus on doing the best job possible.

We’re growing quickly, but not so quickly that things are chaotic.

As part of that growth, we’ve got an opening for an Instructional Content Writer and Editor .

The ideal candidate has a keen eye for detail, a solid foundation in the skills outlined below, and a passion to continually improve those skills.

This isn’t an agency where you’ll get buried under endless client projects, a marketing job where you're writing sales pitches, or contract writing position churning out blog postings.

We’re serving an industry undergoing massive transformation and we need great storytellers who can produce well-researched, accurate, and engaging content to support people through that transformation.

About you

• You love long-form writing and enjoy all stages of the process, from research to editing.
• You have a proven ability to turn complex material into easily understood content.
• You have extensive experience with research and looking at regulations doesn’t make you cringe.
• You’re able to collaborate effectively as part of a team, but also comfortable completing work on your own.
• You have extra-sharp communication skills and you’re not afraid to ask questions.
• You are willing to occasionally travel to and participate in industry events.
• You can’t stand bad Spelling or Grammar. The incorrect use of capitals in the previous sentence is driving you crazy right now.