AI Tutor, Writing - Temporary

SpaceX was founded under the belief that a future where humanity is out exploring the stars is fundamentally more exciting than one where we are not. Today, SpaceX is actively developing the technologies to make this possible, with the ultimate goal of making life multiplanetary and expanding consciousness to the stars.

SpaceXSI is building Super Intelligence to help humanity understand the universe. Our teams are building the full Super Intelligence stack: from our Colossus supercomputers, to Grok models, to our suite of applications, including Grok Bot, Grok Build, Grok Imagine, Grok Voice, and X. We're creating a powerful flywheel where more compute trains better models, better models power more useful products, and what we learn from people using those products shapes what we build next.

AI TUTOR, WRITING - TEMPORARY

In this role, you will evaluate, refine, and create expert-level writing across a variety of genres and formats to advance Grok's writing capabilities. Drawing on your expertise in a specific writing specialty, from fiction and poetry to technical, academic, and marketing writing, you will help Grok produce work with greater clarity, craft, and attention to audience. Your expertise will directly shape how Grok writes, and your work will reach people around the world.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Use proprietary software to label, annotate, and refine AI-generated text for clarity, structure, engagement, and domain-specific accuracy

Apply your writing specialty (e.g., creative fiction, game writing, technical writing) to deliver high-quality curated data that improves Grok's writing, both generally and for specific audiences and use cases

Collaborate with technical staff and other specialists to refine annotation guidelines, tools, and workflows

Support other writing and non-writing projects as priorities shift

POSITION DETAILS:

This is a temporary position with SpaceXSI, for the length of time as stated, and is subject to change with minimal notice as business needs dictate

LENGTH OF POSITION: 6 months (extensions or conversion to a permanent role may be available based on business needs)

LOCATION: Remote (United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia); for US-based candidates, please note that we are unable to hire in Wyoming and Illinois at this time

BASIC QUALIFICATIONS:

Native or Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) C2 proficiency in English

Meets the qualifications for at least one writing specialty listed below. Applicants will be asked to provide verifiable proof of specialty-specific qualifications.

Creative Fiction Writing (at least two of the following):

Verified novel publishing deals with major houses (e.g., Big Five)

Novel sales of more than 50,000 units (excluding free promotions)

10+ short stories in major outlets (e.g., The New Yorker, Clarkesworld)

Major award recognition (e.g., Hugo or Nebula finalist, or comparable)

Critical acclaim (e.g., starred reviews in Kirkus or Publishers Weekly, or features in Library Journal or the New York Times Book Review)

Game Writing (all of the following):

5+ years of professional game writing experience

Public portfolio showcasing branching narratives, character development, dialogue trees, and measurable player impact (e.g., reviews or engagement metrics)

Published credits in notable games, demonstrating expertise in narrative design, lore creation, and integration with gameplay mechanics

Technical Writing (all of the following):

5+ years of technical writing experience, focusing on user manuals, API documentation, software guides, or technical reports for tech, engineering, or scientific fields

Public portfolio of high-impact examples (e.g., documentation that reduced support tickets by 20% or more, improved user adoption, or enhanced compliance rates)

Certified Professional Technical Communicator (CPTC) certification or equivalent

Bachelor's degree or higher in technical communication, English, computer science, or a related field

Nonfiction Writing (all of the following):

5+ years of nonfiction writing experience (memoirs, biographies, historical accounts), with 3+ published books showing commercial or critical success

Public portfolio of samples or manuscripts demonstrating structure, prose, and nonfiction standards

Awards, funding success, or membership in organizations such as BIO or ASJA

Journalistic Writing (all of the following):

5+ years of professional journalism experience, reporting for reputable outlets

Experience in investigative journalism, feature writing, or specialized beats

Public portfolio of published work with bylines in major outlets (e.g., NYT, BBC), with awards, citations, or engagement metrics

Bachelor's degree or higher in Journalism, Communications, English, or a related field

Copywriting (all of the following):

5+ years of copywriting or marketing writing experience, with high-impact campaigns for brands, agencies, or in-house teams

Experience across ad copy, email sequences, landing pages, and social media

Experience as a Content Strategist, Copy Chief, or Marketing Writer

Public portfolio with quantified impact (e.g., conversion increases of 30% or more, or engagement or revenue growth)

Bachelor's degree or higher in marketing, communications, English, or a related field

Web Writing (all of the following):

5+ years of professional experience in web content creation, digital marketing, or related roles

SEO-optimized writing with demonstrated increases in organic traffic and engagement

Experience managing full content lifecycles (research, writing, editing, and publishing)

Public portfolio of high-impact work (e.g., viral articles, conversion-focused landing pages, or B2B whitepapers with quantifiable growth)

Certifications in digital marketing tools (e.g., Google Analytics, SEMrush)

Bachelor's degree or higher in journalism, communications, English, marketing, or a related field

Grant Writing (all of the following):

5+ years of grant writing experience, with more than $1M secured across multiple grants and a win rate of 50% or higher

Experience researching funding opportunities and interpreting grant guidelines from a variety of funders

Samples of narratives, budgets, and evaluation plans that show persuasive writing, logical structure, and alignment with funder priorities

Bachelor's degree or higher in communications, public policy, nonprofit management, or a related field

Academic Writing (all of the following):

5+ years of academic writing experience, including peer-reviewed publications, theses, dissertations, or scholarly books

Articles in top-tier journals, books with reputable presses, 500+ citations on Google Scholar, or an h-index of 10 or higher

Public portfolio of samples (abstracts, full papers, or proposals) demonstrating rigorous argumentation, citation styles (APA, MLA, Chicago), and original contributions

Ph.D. in a relevant field

Poetry Writing (all of the following):

Advanced degree in creative writing, literature, poetry, or a related field

Publications in reputable literary journals, anthologies, or poetry collections that demonstrate mastery of a wide range of traditional forms, from haiku to sonnet to villanelle

History of awards, fellowships, or residencies from recognized organizations

One or more of the following: published collections with major presses, poems in outlets such as Poetry Magazine, awards such as the National Book Award for Poetry, or fellowships from the NEA or Guggenheim

Note: If your publication record is primarily free verse, please do not apply. This specialty requires a deep understanding of classical forms and poetic techniques.

PREFERRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:

Exceptional grammar, spelling, and editorial skills, with experience using reference materials and style guides

Ability to teach or