AI Native Story Teller

About the role:

HackerRank's Content Studio is building the content engine for one of the most recognizable brands in technical hiring. We create video, social, and written content for a B2B audience of CHROs and CTOs, produced in-house from our Bangalore studio. We're a small team, we move fast, and we use AI as a core part of how we work.

What you’ll do

• Write and strategize across formats: LinkedIn posts, youtube scripts, Twitter threads, product narratives, event recaps, and more.
• Translate complex ideas from product, sales, and leadership into content that resonates with senior enterprise buyers.
• Bring structure to the content calendar: define pillars, build reuse into the workflow, and think beyond the next post.
• Script video content for the studio, understanding that what reads well on paper lands differently on camera.
• Be present where the story is: events, offsites, customer conversations. You treat those as source material, not scheduling conflicts.
• Work alongside AI tools to accelerate first drafts, then apply the judgment and editorial layer that makes the output worth publishing.

Who you are

• 2–5 years of content writing experience in a B2B SaaS, tech, or developer-tools environment, with a portfolio that shows range across formats.
• Strong instinct for audience segmentation and you write differently for a CHRO than for an engineering leader, and it shows.
• Proven ability to hold strategy and execution simultaneously: you can take a content brief and run with it, without four rounds of alignment.
• You're AI-native in practice, not just in theory. You use tools like Claude Code, ChatGPT, or similar as a starting point, and then you make it better.
• You're based in Bangalore and comfortable working in-person at the studio.
• Skilled at building content systems, not just one-off pieces you think about pillar topics, reuse, and narrative arcs across a calendar.

Even better if you have

• Experience writing for developer or HR tech audiences  you understand what resonates with people who can smell a generic take from a mile away.
• Experience building or owning a content system, not just contributing to one.
• A following or published work that shows you understand what makes content travel.

You will thrive in this role if

• You're comfortable with ambiguity and can create structure where there isn't any.
• You care about the quality of a sentence the same way an engineer cares about clean code.
• Being in the room matters to you. Customer calls, events and off-sites are inputs, not distractions.
• Content is infrastructure in your mind, not just output system, reuse and long-term narrative come before the first word.
• Fast iteration is your default shipping a draft that is 80% there beats waiting for perfection.