Content Generator – Creative & Educational Writer
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Job description
This is a remote position.
Call for Applications: Content Generator – Creative & Educational Writer
Location:ANNAM.AI, Center of Excellence in AI for Agriculture, IIT Ropar, Chandigarh
Type:Full-Time | Adhoc | Renewable based on performance
Compensation:₹6–8 Lakhs per annum (Negotiable based on qualifications and experience)
Experience Required:Minimum 2+ years in professional content creation or editorial writing
About the Role
ANNAM.AI is looking for a passionateContent Generatorwho can translate complex topics like agriculture, AI, and sustainability into simple, engaging, and impactful written content. From articles and video scripts to knowledge base entries and FAQs, your words will educate, inspire, and inform our diverse audience.
Key Responsibilities
Research and write clear, concise, and original content on agriculture, technology, and education
Create educational articles, explainer posts, chatbot scripts, and knowledge base entries
Collaborate with subject matter experts to break down technical concepts
Write video scripts and assist with storyboard development
Tailor content for multiple formats: blog, print, social, presentations, and outreach material
Maintain consistency in tone, language, and style across platforms
Required Skills
Strong command of written English and storytelling
Ability to simplify technical jargon for non-technical audiences
Research-driven approach to content development
Familiarity with SEO basics and readability tools (Grammarly, Hemingway, etc.)
Highly organized, deadline-driven, and self-managed
Nice to Have
Experience in agriculture, AI, edtech, or science communication
Basic knowledge of ChatGPT or AI tools for content generation
A writing portfolio or sample content links
Originally posted on Himalayas
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