Technical Content Writer

What you'll do

This is a writing job with a data core. Turing wants someone who can look at a public dataset, work out what it says for a business, and put the reasoning down so a researcher can follow and reproduce it.

• Produce clear, structured technical documentation and written deliverables
• Analyse public datasets to answer analytical questions and draw business insights
• Explain logic in notebooks or another suitable format
• Work with JSON data and keep outputs accurate and well organised
• Use Python scripting as needed for exploration, validation and reproducible analysis
• Keep methods, assumptions and findings documented and traceable
• Refine insights with researchers and stakeholders

The ad does not say how the writing is used in model training; it frames the work as analysis and documentation for researchers.

Who fits

• 3 or more years as a technical content writer, analyst or software developer
• Strong technical writing and comfort with JSON and datasets
• Working Python for exploration and validation (the ad says this is not a core engineering role)
• Familiarity with notebooks or scripting workflows
• Good sense of code quality, formatting and documentation practice
• Business sense and analytical ability, and excellent spoken and written English
• A bachelor's or master's degree in engineering or computer science, or equivalent experience

What it pays

The ad does not publish a rate. Turing sets rates per project; see Turing.

Commitment and location

• At least 4 hours a day and 20 hours a week, with 4 hours of overlap with PST
• Contractor assignment (no medical or paid leave)
• Duration: 3 months, adjustable based on engagement
• Locations named: India, Pakistan, Nigeria, Kenya, Egypt, Ghana, Bangladesh, Turkey, Brazil, Mexico

Worth knowing

Good:

• Python needs are light, so it suits writers and analysts more than engineers
• Equivalent experience can replace the degree
• Remote

Less good:

• No rate published
• The assessment is a live coding challenge, which is unusual for a writing role
• Pacific time overlap and country limits
• Fixed term, no benefits or paid leave

How hiring works

A 60 minute technical interview with a live coding challenge (the ad spells it "challege").

About this listing

Read from Turing's job board on 18 October 2026. See Turing.