Content Writer - Business Software Reviews

• Remote days
  : 10 per year at your discretion, plus up to 7 remote Fridays each summer
• Pay
  : $50,000 base + performance incentives; realistic total $60,000+
• Benefits
  : 401(k) with 4% match; medical, dental, and vision with individual premiums paid in full; paid time off
• Start date
  : ASAP, but flexible for the right person
• Dress code
  :
  Relaxed; shorts and a t-shirt are fine

Software Connect helps businesses find the right software. We publish independent reviews, comparisons, and buyer's guides across ERP, inventory, project management, and dozens of other business software categories, on  and our You Tube channel. We're a small team, so your work ships fast and its impact is visible.

We're hiring a writer to research business software and turn that research into reviews people actually use.

• Research and evaluate business software (ERPs, inventory systems, project management tools, and more) using vendor demos, documentation, user reviews, and hands-on trials when available
• Write reviews, comparisons, roundups, and buyer's guides for our website
• Script You Tube videos reviewing and comparing software
• Keep our product directory current: new platforms, updated pricing, user reviews
• Learn and apply SEO fundamentals. No SEO experience required; we'll teach you keyword research, search intent, and what makes content rank

• Analytical
  . You can size up a platform from research and explain the tradeoffs for different types of businesses.
• Curious
  . Genuinely interested in technology and how businesses run.
• Fluent with AI
  . We've built AI heavily into our research and drafting workflows (Claude plus custom internal tooling), and you'll use it daily. We want editorial judgment and taste, not autocomplete.
• Collaborative
  . Small team, lots of overlap, no silos.

No specific degree or years-of-experience requirement. Show us you can think and write.

Send a resume and 2-3 writing samples (links preferred). In your application, tell us in a few sentences about a piece of software you've used, what it got right, and what it got wrong. Applications without samples won't be considered.