Here’s an interesting job posting on Edtechreviews for those who have technical knowledge on educational technology:

Are you experienced in a specific field of educational technology?  Would you like to share your knowledge with others and help a start-up site grow?  Would you like to earn supplemental income and work on your own schedule?  Consider becoming a category editor!

Currently accepting applications for editors for the following categories:
Software – Accessibility Software,  Communication Software (email, phone, website, etc.), Curriculum Software, Games, Management Software (gradebooks, attendence, assessment data, etc.), Multimedia Software

On the Web – Educational Tech Blogs, e-Learning Sites, Grants, Lesson Plan Sites, Professional Development, Record Keeping, Teacher Websites

Equipment – Assistive Technology, Classroom Tech Tools,  Computer Systems, Distance Learning, Network Administration, and Presentation Equipment.

Category Editors have three main responsibilities:
1. Contribute to our blog about trends, news, and general information of a particular area in educational technology (ex. Curriculum Software).
2. Write short “Editor’s Pick” reviews of products and services you are familiar with in your category.
3. Solicit by email for potential products to be listed in our growing directory.

Compensation is earned through 100% of Google AdSense revenue and 50% commission of category sponsorships on pages in the category and blog posts and by 50% commission of new listings to the category. Current listing fees are $14.99 for standard listings and $59.99 for featured listings (commissions of $7.50 and $30.00).  Editors are independent contractors.  AdSense revenue will go to your google publisher id account and commissions are payed through PayPal.  We will also gladly place multiple links on the site to your blog or site.

Qualifications:

Bachelor’s degree in education, computer science, instructional technology, MIS, or a related field.  Work experience in the field of educational technology preferred.  Must be a proficient writer.

Email Ronnie Burt at info at edtechreviews dot com. Good luck!

Splashpress Media was founded in 2006, with over 100 blog-related sites and 200 people working in their network. They have quickly evolved into a significant new media company focusing primarily on ways to help the modern blogger succeed, whether that be through monetization, publishing tips, useful software, social media, business blogging or web applications.

They need an iPhone app developer and an S60/ Symbian platform developer. Please include links and samples of your work when you email jayvee at splashpress dot com to apply.

PremiumThemes releases out of the box Wordpress themes that helps small businesses and bloggers achieve their quick online presence easily and affordably.

They’re looking for a reliable and experienced writer/blogger, preferably with some knowledge of WordPress and of web design. Some blogging experience and knowledge of light HTML is preferred. Language and communication skills must be first rate.

Job responsibilities include writing the:

-theme release post
-theme installation guide with screenshot.
-theme description, features etc. with screenshot.
-small tutorials on wordpress and tips and tricks on how to customize our themes(samples and links will be provided)

Please contact us with
- a cover letter (please explain why you are best fit for the job)
- details and samples of your previous writing experience
- a short resume
- salary expected

Contact rbhavesh at gmail dot com for inquiries and application.

Gadzooki.com, a tech community blog, needs a passionate, opinionated blogger to write reviews or put forward opinions on all things gadget/ tech-related. They don’t want someone whose idea of tech blogging is just jotting down product specs and posting product pictures – they need someone with personality and is not afraid to show it in blogging for Gadzooki.

If you know how to do lists, great!

If you have access to the latest gadgets (say you already have a tech blog that receives review products once in a while or if you’re just plain dirty rich), then awesome!

Instant plus if you’re very keen on the tech scene in China or Japan. So, if you think you’re perfect for this job, apply at jayvee at splashpress dot com with some of your sample articles. Good hunting!

Here’s an uncommon blogger job for those who are interested in all things robotic. Gorobotics.net is looking for writers well-versed on the topic:

The content is mostly current news stories, robotics community news, and occasionally a product review or “how to” article. You would be responsible for current news – the other story types are optional (based on desire and ability). News stories are generally 100 – 200 words long. Most posts contain a picture. I favor ‘quality’ over ‘quantity’, and only post things that interest me.

I’m looking for someone to write 1-5 posts/week for $4 – $10/post depending on what type they are. There can be a bonus for articles that are picked up by Engadget/Gizmodo/etc. or StumbleUpon. You will need to keep up with current robot news/events, but don’t worry since I will provide a list of relevant news sources/blogs. Timely and relevant stories should be submitted to Giz/Engadget/Digg/etc.

If interested, please indicate whether you are want to write or just help with the site (social media, networking, etc.). Please tell me your interest in and knowledge of the subject and also include any relevant experience and some sample posts. The email address  is at: william at robot geeks dot com.

Lighting by Lux is looking for a writer who is interested in providing content about the various lighting products they design and make especially with those that are for home lighting products. The job entails 300 to 400 word articles along with 50 words or so for their specific products for their use. The requirements are quite strict and the company reserves the right to refuse any non-compliance work. Pay is equal to most writing jobs and writers should be able to meet deadlines and organized with regarding to their work.

LimeLife Inc., is looking for bloggers who are willing to write about relationships, love and dating who can produce articles with a friendly, smart, engaging and sharp voice. Target audience are women aged between 18 to 34 and will be entasked to provide several weekly stories. Experience with blogging and the many nuances of the media is a must and professionalism is of utmost importance, the company being one of the largest combined digital women’s media companies online insists on quality and performance. The company also produces content for a ever widening mobile audience so experience in the same area is also good. Image editing is also needed so overall, expertise in new media is a very important requirement and articles will span the whole woman experience, from shopping, lifestyle, entertainment, beauty and everything in between offering the whole experience. Applicants can send in their resume along with 2 sample blog posts to edcontent@limelife.com.
From the Splashpress Network Job Boards, a need for bloggers who can write engaging articles on tech, about the iPhone, internet and programming (specifically coding in the many languages) on AIM.com. As always, proper formats and editing should be observed for your sake for you will be editing thus doing more work. Your ability to write on many more topics would be a plus and would mean more pay which is based on your abilities and overall work quality. Interested parties can send in their application, questions and any other concerns to bigmcq@aim.com for more details.

From the Job Boards, RememberItNow.com is looking for health care related bloggers who preferably have experience in the health care industry, preferably in the avenue of care giving. Posting frequency is at 3 times a week with one for feature in a newsletter that comes out once a week. Targeted audience are baby-boomers and aging parents who need help with difficult patients, as well as relatives who are caring for difficult cases caring for loved ones. Cases such as chemo, terminal

From the Pro.Blogger Job boards, HubPages is looking for topical authors who are to write on anything they are passionate about. they are out for bloggers to add to their 50,000 or so pool of writers to which they need to add upon. The best earn up to $1,000 a month by earning through affiliate networks such as Google’s Adsense, Amazon Associates and eBay programs with which they are part of. Interested parties can contact them through visiting the following link. HubPages

Gossipcrunch.com is in need of a permanent blogger who is passionate about the world of celebrities with a requirement of short but very engaging posts. Posting frequency is at 3 blog posts at 100 characters minimum with embedded public domain images of course. Caliber expected would be similar to the work of Perez Hilton and someone who resides in the US within the Los Angeles area. The job is for a permanent blogger for you are expected for a long term agreement for your work which will be negotiated upon commencement of work. Applicants must be on their toes when it comes to celebrity gossip and must be prompt in posting with developing gossip or scoops as they happen. Email info.genext@gmail.com for more details.