Technical Writer

The rubric, the scoring and the submission rules are only fair if they can be read. You write the documentation that makes a judged process legible to designers, studios and hiring teams.

What you'd do

• Document how judging, scoring and submissions work, for every audience that touches them.

• Turn the rubric and its criteria into plain-language guides, FAQs and help content.

• Write the onboarding material new judges, submitters and agencies are handed.

• Re-read what is already published, and fix it as the rubric and the process move.

What we're after

• You have written documentation for a web product, not just marketing copy.

• You can explain a rules-based process - scoring, eligibility - without losing the rules.

• Editing and proofreading to a standard where accuracy is the whole point.

• You can get what you need out of people and turn it into finished content.

Nice to have: Design or creative-industry writing, SEO for web content, Help-centre structure.

Web Design Awards has been judging the web's best work since 2014 — the curated index, the judging tools, the hiring board and the agency marketplace behind it. This role is remote, on a small distributed team.

Full description and application form: https://www.landearly.com/companies/web-design-awards/jobs/technical-writer-acd315e9