Pitches wanted (software development) | $100 to $300 per article

COMPANY/PUBLICATION: BIRD EATS BUG

WHAT WE DO

At Bird, we're solving a problem that is a pain for many, costs the industry billions and something we've probably all experienced at some point - software bugs.

We're seeing more digital applications being built than ever, which means more software bugs. While the way software is built has advanced leaps and bounds, the way we fix bugs, hasn't.

Bird combines screen recording with automatically captured technical logs to allow even non-technical people to create proper data-rich bug reports - make it much easier and faster to fix bugs. Our vision is to help companies build products that work perfectly, taking care of quality so that companies can focus on building better features.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

Have a knack for writing about software development? We’re looking for developers who’d like to write for us and help us raise the quality level of our content even further—this is a paid part-time position. We want to build long-term relationships with writers who care about their subject matter and their work.

Write technical content related to Bird Eats Bug or software development and we will compensate you between $100-$300 for each article of yours that we publish, depending on the quality and scope of the article.

Passionate developers who love writing informative content for an intermediate to expert level target audience. We’re looking for original content—we will not republish anything that's been published elsewhere. Here are some of the categories we’re looking for writers on:

• Technical - Vue, Hasura, Google Cloud, JavaScript, GraphQL, TailwindCSS, Node.js, Fastify, Chrome extensions, QA, testing.
• Each article should be at least 1500 words long and include detailed instructions/steps, how to’s and so on.
• Productivity - Hacks, learnings, tools, tips, etc.

These articles should help developers improve + speed up their processes.

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

• Strong knowledge/experience in software development and mindset.
• You bring the ability to write articles on an intermediate to expert level of knowledge for a technical target audience.
• You're a native English speaker or can write English at a native level.
• Experience with explaining technical things to non-technical people, gathering information independently.
• Intermediate to advanced experience in creating technical content (please share with us some samples of your work).

In case your topic proposal gets rejected, do not hesitate to apply again with another topic!

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Submissions: Via the webform

Website: https://birdeatsbug.com

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