Editorial Assistant / Content Writer

At Lightbulb we believe the worlds most important innovations deserve stories that shine. From supersonic jets to robotic factories and space-based manufacturing we spotlight the bold ideas and deep-tech breakthroughs shaping the 21st century.Were building a modern media group dedicated to engineering science aerospace robotics infrastructure and everything in between. Our flagship publications Mach Speed and The Eighth Wonder bring clarity and narrative power to complex technologies and the people behind them.Now were looking for a passionate and sharp Editorial Assistant / Writer to help us tell those stories.TasksAs Editorial Assistant / Content Writer youll:Write articles interviews and features focused on engineering aerospace innovation and infrastructureResearch and fact-check technical subjects with accuracy and clarityHelp manage editorial calendars source stories and prepare content for publicationAssist with newsletter production and social media postsWork closely with the founder and editorial team to refine Lightbulbs voice and reachRequirementsMust-Have:Excellent written English and strong storytelling abilityProven interest in science technology engineering or innovation journalismAbility to research and translate complex technical topics for a wider audienceStrong attention to detail and commitment to accuracyEnthusiasm for building something bold and freshNice to Have:Experience writing for a publication blog newsletter or university paperDegree (or working towards one) in Journalism English STEM or related fieldsBasic knowledge of tools like Notion Figma Substack or WordPressPhotography podcasting or video editing skills a plusBenefits Perks and BenefitsWork from homeDirect access to founders and exposure to high-growth startups and deep-tech foundersOpportunities to attend aerospace innovation and tech eventsFree access to engineering journals and paid toolsBuild your writing portfolio in a mission-driven forward-thinking media companyEarly equity options as the company scales Key Skills Content Management Systems,Enterprise Software,HR Sourcing,Information Architecture,Technical Writing,User Research,Adobe Captivate,Copywriting,Figma,Content Strategy,Taxonomy,Writing Skills Employment Type : Full Time Experience: years Vacancy: 1 Salary: GBP 28800 - 48000 per year

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