Contract AI Investing Content Writer

The Motley FoolMarketing & Content

United States - RemoteContractMiddle

Salary45 - 50 USD per hour

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Requirements

A solid understanding of financial concepts, terminology, and the global financial landscape
Strong grasp of Foolish investing principles and our brand voice
Experience in journalism, editing, or related fields
Strong grasp of news writing, AP style, and journalistic ethics
Proficiency in fact-checking methodologies and techniques to verify information, data, and sources
Strong research skills to gather information from various sources, databases, and financial reports
Familiarity with digital tools, fact-checking software, content management systems (CMS), and other technology used in financial publishing
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
The ability to work under deadlines and manage multiple tasks efficiently
Understanding of LLMs and AI tools and familiarity on reading and interpreting a prompt

Responsibilities

Review, write and publish hundreds of articles each month with the assistance of AI
Navigate our content management system where we will have articles waiting based on recent news events
Perform a quick fact check on AI-assembled details and figures
Write 150-300 words of Foolish context that guides readers through how to contextualize this information
Navigate our CMS to review AI-generated article drafts
Edit AI-generated content for accuracy, clarity, and substance
Provide substantive feedback based on your edits and observations so our prompt engineers can improve the outputs

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