Freelance Writer (WFH / No Experience Needed)

Do you have a passion for mobile applications and solid written English skills? This role welcomes both seasoned writers and newcomers alike, with particular interest in candidates based in the United States where we're currently experiencing high demand.

Roles: The position involves installing applications on your mobile or tablet device, exploring their complete functionality, then producing detailed assessments based on your user experience while noting any issues encountered.

Requirements: You'll need to have available at least one of the following devices: an iPhone, iPad, or Android smartphone.

Contract length: Benefit from the freedom of an open-ended, flexible contract arrangement.

Rate: You'll receive $35 hourly, with final payment reflecting variations in app difficulty and review comprehensiveness.

Skills/background needed:

  • Possession of a tablet or mobile device with the capability to download and operate applications smoothly.
  • Capacity to manage tasks without supervision.
  • Strong attention to detail when following established guidelines and workflows.
  • Willingness to contribute no fewer than 5 hours on a weekly basis.
  • Access to a stable broadband or data connection.

Hours per week: Choose a schedule that fits around your other commitments.

Location: Work fully remote from your preferred location (we prioritize applicants from the United States) as part of our growing distributed team.

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