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Are you a data engineer, analytics engineer, or software developer with a passion for sharing your data knowledge? If so, we want you to write for Airbyte.
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Are you a data engineer, analytics engineer, or software developer with a passion for sharing your data knowledge? If so, we want you to write for Airbyte.
Writing is a powerful skill that can open doors and help you stand out from the crowd. We'll work with you and help you create articles that are clear, concise, and engaging.
We're committed to promoting our writers and their articles on our social media channels and newsletter. This means your writing will be seen by a wider audience, and you'll have the chance to make a real impact in the data community.
We believe that your knowledge and insights are valuable, and we're willing to pay you accordingly.
As a data integration platform, Airbyte is dedicated to providing its users with the tools they need to succeed. That's why we're looking for writers who are part of the same community.
By writing for us, you'll have the chance to share your expertise and connect with other data professionals.
We're looking for two types of articles: data insights and tutorials. Data insights articles are thought leadership pieces that explore a topic or introduce a foundational concept. Tutorials are step-by-step guides that show readers how to build a data product using modern tools like Airbyte. If you're an Airbyte user or client, even better – you'll be able to write tutorials that are specific to our platform.
When you write for Airbyte, you'll also have the chance to showcase your work to a wider audience. Our blog is read by data professionals all over the world, and we're committed to promoting our writers and their articles. So not only will you be sharing your knowledge, but you'll also be gaining recognition and building your reputation as an expert in the field.
Are you the right candidate? At Airbyte, we're always on the lookout for writers who can provide our technical audience with insights and expertise. Ideally, you have previous experience writing blog posts or tutorials for a data engineering audience. And of course, you are familiar with the world of data integration – if you're an Airbyte user, that's even better.
To apply, we ask that you have a topic in mind and a rough outline of what you want to share. We're looking for content that is informative, engaging, and relevant to our readers. Whether you want to share your insights on a hot topic or provide a step-by-step tutorial on a data tool, we're open to your ideas.
Please note that we are specifically looking for writers with data expertise. If you don't have any data experience and haven't written anything before, we won't be able to consider your application.
To apply, simply fill out our application form. We're eager to learn about your experience working with data, using Airbyte, and writing. We also ask that you share a topic and a rough outline of what you want to cover in your piece.
Once we receive your application, our team will carefully review it to see if your profile and ideas are a good fit for our blog. If we think your article would be a great addition to our publication, we'll be in touch to discuss the next steps.
We'll work with you to refine your outline and agree on a final topic that is both informative and engaging. Then, you’ll be ready to start writing!
Once you've written your first draft, our team will review it and provide suggestions to help you make it the best it can be. As a remote company, we understand the importance of working asynchronously to accommodate different schedules and time zones. That's why we typically use Google Docs to collaborate on articles.
Once your article is complete, we'll publish it on our blog and share it with our readers. But that's not all – we're committed to helping you reach a wider audience. That's why we'll also promote your article on our social media channels and newsletter, providing even greater exposure for your work.
You get paid $900 for an article of about 1500 words after the article is published. We handle payments through Deel.
Yes, you can cross-post the article on other platforms like Medium or your personal blog as long as you are able to add a canonical link to the article URL on the Airbyte website.
No, unfortunately content published on our blog is currently in English only.