Technical Content Writer

The role

You'll write the reviews, comparisons, and guides that make up the core of meetingstack.io. That means testing meeting tools hands-on, digging into their APIs and pricing, and turning what you find into clear, honest content. The audience is technical: engineering leads, ops teams, IT buyers.

This is not marketing copy. We don't write puff pieces for vendors. Every article should help someone make a better decision about their meeting infrastructure.

What you'll do

• Write in-depth reviews of meeting tools (notetakers, recording APIs, voice AI, transcription services)
• Produce head-to-head comparisons with clear recommendations
• Write technical guides (integration walkthroughs, API evaluations, architecture breakdowns)
• Test tools yourself: sign up, record meetings, check accuracy, verify pricing
• Keep existing content current when tools change pricing, features, or positioning
• Collaborate with the research team to turn benchmark data into readable analysis

What we're looking for

• 2+ years writing about SaaS, developer tools, or technical products
• You can explain an API response format to a product manager and a pricing model to a CFO
• Comfort with testing software: signing up for trials, using APIs, reading documentation
• Strong opinions about what makes a good review vs. thinly veiled marketing
• Clean, direct writing style. No filler, no jargon for the sake of jargon
• Self-directed. You'll own topics end to end, from research to published piece

Nice to have

• Experience with meeting tools, recording APIs, or speech-to-text products
• Background in developer relations, technical documentation, or product marketing
• Familiarity with SEO (not keyword stuffing, actual search intent work)
• Published portfolio of technical content you're proud of

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