I’m putting together a series of in-depth technical pieces aimed at software engineers and need a writer who can translate complex development topics into clear, engaging prose. The articles should dig beneath surface-level tutorials, offering practical insight and well-explained code snippets that an experienced developer would still find valuable. Because this is pure content writing focused on software development, accuracy and an authoritative tone matter more to me than marketing flair. You’ll be free to suggest specific sub-topics—anything from modern backend patterns to testing strategies or tooling workflows—as long as the material remains relevant to working developers. Deliverables • A brief outline for each article so we agree on angle and depth • The finished article in Google Docs or Markdown, ready for publication • Original diagrams, snippets, or screenshots where they support the narrative • Proper citations and links for external references Acceptance criteria: every piece must be original, technically correct, and written in smooth, concise English. I’ll run standard plagiarism and grammar checks, then review for clarity of examples and overall structure before sign-off. If this sounds like the kind of writing you enjoy, let’s discuss your approach and schedule.