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Senior Content Engineer

Lingo.dev · Remote · Remote

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About Lingo.dev

The Localization Engineering Platform. Backed by Y Combinator.

About the role

This is our first marketing hire. You own content end to end: creation, publishing, distribution, measurement, and automation. You do not use Claude daily. You plan work from keyword spreadsheets. Your job ends at publishing. You need a weekly brief. You call yourself non-technical. Your portfolio is generic. You want to manage a team right away.

What they're looking for

  • Blog posts, research articles, essays, changelogs, the newsletter
  • Distribution on LinkedIn, dev.to, Hacker News and Reddit
  • Interviewing our engineers and customers, then writing for both technical and non-technical readers
  • Weekly publishing, with volume growing through Claude workflows and templated distribution
  • SEO, GEO and AI search visibility, measured in Ahrefs, Search Console and the ad accounts
  • The outcomes: signups, citations, rankings, backlinks
More about this role

Lingo.dev is the localization engineering platform. Teams measure translation quality, translate with LLMs, and proofread with native speakers. We are a small YC-backed team, fully remote, with paying customers.

This is our first marketing hire. You own content end to end: creation, publishing, distribution, measurement, and automation.

Apply through our careers page, not through this listing: https://lingo.dev/en/careers/ff88132a-cb79-4d35-a6a0-a6230de7a013

  • Blog posts, research articles, essays, changelogs, the newsletter
  • Distribution on LinkedIn, dev.to, Hacker News and Reddit
  • Interviewing our engineers and customers, then writing for both technical and non-technical readers
  • Weekly publishing, with volume growing through Claude workflows and templated distribution
  • SEO, GEO and AI search visibility, measured in Ahrefs, Search Console and the ad accounts
  • The outcomes: signups, citations, rankings, backlinks
  • You write plainly. No superlatives, no sentences that carry nothing.
  • You have published something that worked: a newsletter with real subscribers, a post that traveled, technical content people shared.
  • You code enough to automate your own workflow and...

Read the full posting on Lingo.dev's site ↗

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