Remote Content Writer for Playstore Apps (No Experience, Entry Level)

Join our team as a Mobile App Quality Specialist and help deliver exceptional app experiences to users worldwide. Your work will involve testing app localization, verifying cultural relevance, and validating user experience across multiple markets and regions.

Roles: Your day-to-day work involves installing mobile applications on your device and thoroughly evaluating each feature. Following this, you'll document your findings in a detailed summary and flag any issues or bugs you discover.

Requirements: Access to at least one device from this list is essential: iPhone, iPad, Android Smartphone, or Android Tablet

Contract length: Ongoing, with no set end date

Rate: $25 – $35 hourly (varies based on app complexity and the depth of review needed)

Skills/background needed

  • Ownership of a smartphone or tablet with the ability to download and operate applications
  • Comfortable working without direct supervision
  • Capacity to meticulously adhere to detailed instructions and workflows
  • Minimum 5+ hours weekly availability
  • Stable, dependable internet access

Hours per week: Flexible scheduling available.

Location: Work from anywhere with an internet connection (US-based applicants preferred). We're actively scaling our remote team for these opportunities.

Ready to get started? We'd love to hear from you.

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