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Freelance Writer, Crypto, Blockchain

Massachusetts, United States (Remote)

Freelance Writer, Crypto, Blockchain

3 Weeks ago • All levels

About the job

Summary_{By Outscal}

Freelance Writer with strong cryptography background to create long-form content on cutting-edge cryptography & deep tech. Simplify complex concepts for diverse audiences. Must have strong editing & proofreading skills.

About Fabric: Fabric is a fast-growing Series A deep tech company focused on building a future beyond trust through custom chips for advanced cryptography. We are a team of AI hardware and software veterans, cryptographers, and cypherpunks creating the first general-purpose, high-performance Verifiable Processing Unit (VPU) for all cryptographic operations. Our technology enables real-time, high-performance systems where privacy is the default, not the exception.

Role Overview: We are looking for a Freelance Writer with a strong background in cryptography to break down complex concepts into clear, digestible content. You’ll help us communicate the cutting-edge advancements in cryptography and hardware development in a way that resonates with technical and non-technical audiences alike.

Key Responsibilities:

Create one long-form content piece per week on cryptography and related deep tech topics.

Edit and refine general content to ensure clarity, accuracy, and engagement.

Collaborate on various writing tasks, including smaller projects and ad-hoc writing/editing support.

Qualifications:

Experience in writing about cryptography or deep tech topics.

Ability to simplify and explain highly technical concepts to diverse audiences.

Strong editing and proofreading skills.

Availability to work in similar time zones (PST > EST > EU preferred).

Additional Information: This freelance role offers flexibility, but it requires dedication to delivering high-quality, detailed content consistently each week. The expected time commitment is 10-20 hours per week, with a maximum of 20 hours.

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