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Journalist / Writer

Remote - United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, India, Germany, France, Netherlands, Spain, Brazil, Mexico, Philippines, Nigeria, South Africa, Poland
$90 to $140

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$90 to $140
Salary
Remote - United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, India, Germany, France, Netherlands, Spain, Brazil, Mexico, Philippines, Nigeria, South Africa, Poland
Location
Remote
Work arrangement

Journalist / Writer | $90–140/hr | Worldwide Remote We are seeking a skilled and detail-oriented Journalist/Writer to join our team as a contractor. This role is ideal for a seasoned writing professional who thrives in a remote environment and brings a sharp editorial eye, strong research instincts, and a commitment to accuracy and quality content. Key Responsibilities Produce high-quality written content across various formats and topics Evaluate and review digital content for accuracy, clarity, and quality standards Perform thorough fact-checking to ensure all published information is credible and verified Edit and refine content to meet editorial guidelines and audience expectations Conduct critical analysis of content and provide constructive feedback Collaborate virtually with team members and stakeholders across time zones Work independently to meet deadlines with minimal supervision Required Skills & Experience Proven background in journalism or professional writing Strong technical writing and written communication skills Experience with digital content review platforms Exceptional attention to detail and editorial judgment Proficiency in editing, fact-checking, and critical analysis Comfortable working independently in a fully remote, virtual collaboration setting This is a fully remote contractor opportunity open to candidates worldwide.

Compensation ranges from $90 to $140 per hour based on experience and qualifications.

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