Editorial/Content Writer for FinTech Risk & AI Automation

Quick Facts

• Role: Editorial/Content Writer for FinTech risk & AI automation
• Focus: automated decision-making (loan approvals, pricing, fraud checks) and risk topics for banks and other regulated industries

Description

You will write and co-create authorial texts, interviews, and media-facing content about automation of decisions in banks, insurance, and other regulated industries. The work includes conducting interviews, verifying data and regulatory claims (e.g., EU AI Act), and transforming insights into web articles, LinkedIn posts, newsletter text, short video scripts, and sales support materials. You will also produce data-driven infographics and visuals using AI tools such as Claude.

Responsibilities

• Conduct interviews with team members and customers to uncover angles that readers won’t find elsewhere
• Verify sources, numbers, and regulations; ask follow-up questions when claims are not supported by data
• Prepare authorial articles for the website and propose topics to editors
• Turn one strong piece of writing into a set of assets: LinkedIn post, newsletter text, short video script, and sales-ready material
• Create infographics and visuals from real data using Claude (training provided if needed)
• Optionally publish under your own name and appear on camera for YouTube

Requirements

• Several years of experience in editorial work or a similar role with daily interviews and deadline writing
• Ability to plan topics and assemble the right people who can speak about them (interest in economics, finance, or technology)
• Excellent Czech writing such that the text can be published by editors without rewriting
• Comfort in English and ability to judge whether a translation sounds natural
• Routine use of AI tools and knowledge of which parts of the work AI cannot do
• Enjoy working with data and testing AI tools in practice
• Visual judgment for what readers should see (no graphic designer required)

Benefits

• Direct collaboration with founders and experts in credit risk and technology
• Quality-focused approach: readability, citations, and whether sales share the content with clients