Tech Features Writer – Raspberry Pi, 3D Printing, Hobbies Tech

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Remote tech features writer covering Raspberry Pi, 3D printing, self-hosting, and maker projects. Producing hands-on articles for Valnet’s XDA and How-To Geek.

Responsibilities:

  • Write first-person, hands-on features based on real projects involving maker technology and computing
  • Produce project write-ups, tutorials, listicles, opinion pieces, and timely news about Raspberry Pi and 3D printing launches
  • Pitch original story ideas based on personal builds, experiments, and failures
  • Take original photos of projects, prints, and setups
  • Find and format images according to editorial guidelines
  • Enter articles into the in-house CMS
  • Stay current with maker, SBC, 3D printing, and self-hosting news, including releases, price changes, software updates, and community projects
  • Coordinate with the editorial team on assignments and feedback
  • Contribute reliably and consistently under tight deadlines

Requirements:

  • Applicants must be located in the US or Canada
  • Relevant experience writing and editing in English
  • Ownership of, and regular hands-on experience with, at least one 3D printer and one or more Raspberry Pis or other SBCs
  • Working knowledge of Linux and the command line
  • Experience setting up and troubleshooting self-hosted services; Docker experience is a plus
  • Comfort with slicers such as Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, PrusaSlicer, and Cura
  • Ability to diagnose print-quality problems
  • Ability to explain technical projects clearly and with personality to beginners and experienced tinkerers
  • Relevant writing samples, including 2–3 tech articles; hands-on or project-based pieces strongly preferred
  • CV and cover letter required
  • Self-starter attitude
  • Nice to have: CAD experience with Fusion, OpenSCAD, Onshape, Tinkercad or similar
  • Nice to have: Arduino, ESP32, or Pico project experience, including basic wiring or soldering
  • Nice to have: actively maintained home lab or NAS setup
  • Nice to have: background in IT, sysadmin, or networking

Benefits:

  • Freelance 1099 contract arrangement