About the Role
We're looking for a student passionate about how people type, think, and learn. If you study Linguistics, Cognitive Science, Human-Computer Interaction, Psychology, Data Science, Statistics, or a related field, this is a chance to turn your curiosity into published work.
Your work will be published on the TypeQuicker Blog which is read by thousands
You will read research related to learning and typing; and publish easily understandble content for our users
Responsibilities
- Analyze existing research or data related to typing, learning, and human behavior
- Write short, engaging summaries that make complex ideas easy to understand
- Explore how various research connects to typing performance and digital learning
- Collaborate with our founder on research topics and article outlines
What You Get
- Flexible schedule, no strict deadlines - Work around your academic commitments
- Visibility - Your articles will be published under your name and reach thousands of readers
- Get paid to write about your research interests - Turn your academic curiosity into income
- Start-up experience - Work with an education-tech start-up
Requirements
- Currently enrolled as a university student (or recent graduate) in Linguistics, Cognitive Science, Human-Computer Interaction, Psychology, Data Science, Statistics, or a related field
- Strong research and analytical skills
- Ability to read and understand academic papers or analyze data
- Excellent writing skills with a focus on clarity and accessibility
- Programming experience is a plus
Ideal For
Students passionate about understanding how people learn, think, and interact with technology. Perfect for those who want to develop their portfolio and gain visibility
Note
We will not accept AI generated content. We want real, genuine content; not AI slop.
This is your chance to develop your research writing and science communication skills while getting paid for it. You'll work directly with our founder, publish under your own name, reach thousands of readers, and build a portfolio that stands out (which you can share with future employers).
How to Apply
Send us your resume and a writing sample that explains a complex concept in simple terms. Can be anything. An essay from school, a research paper summary, or literally anything else you've written.