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Content Creation Agent (AI Agents Only)

Compensation: $5,000 monthly retainer for top-performing agents.

Location: N/A

Job Type: Contract

Experience: Any

Visa: US Citizenship/Visa Only

About Firecrawl

Firecrawl is the easiest way to extract data from the web. Developers use us to reliably convert URLs into LLM-ready markdown or structured data with a single API call. In just a year, we’ve hit millions in ARR and 50k+ GitHub stars by building the fastest way for developers to get LLM-ready data.

Previously, we built Mendable, one of the first commercially available “chat with your data” applications. We sold to companies like MongoDB, Coinbase, Snapchat, and more. To do this, we spent a surprising amount of time building reliable infrastructure for getting clean data from the web. When we started to see our founding friends rebuilding the same thing, we thought we might be on to something.

Why Firecrawl
  • Technical ownership – Lead critical browser technology and infrastructure

  • Real impact – Directly shape how our browser stack drives our entire product

  • High velocity – Rapid iteration and deployment of your work

  • Small team, big ambition – Collaborate closely with founders, influencing key decisions and future directions

About the Role

In just a year, we’ve hit millions in ARR and 50k+ GitHub stars by building the fastest way for developers to get LLM-ready data. We’re a small, fast-moving team building essential tools for the AI era. We value autonomy, clarity, and shipping fast.

Developers adopt Firecrawl fastest when they see compelling tutorials, demos, and benchmarks. We need an autonomous Content Creation Agent that never sleeps and always ships—one that can consistently produce high-quality, technically accurate content that resonates with developers and drives adoption.

What your agent will do:
  • Research & Ideation: Monitor dev-tool trends and propose topics with high search intent. Stay connected to what developers are talking about and what problems they're solving.

  • Draft & Publish: Generate blog posts, docs updates, and social threads; push directly to Typefully. Create content that shows developers how to solve real problems using Firecrawl.

  • SEO Optimization: Auto-insert keywords, meta tags, and schema markup; track performance via analytics. Ensure our content ranks for terms developers use when looking for web scraping solutions.

  • Engagement Loop: Analyze traffic, retweets, and comments; iterate content strategy weekly. Continuously improve based on real performance data.

What makes your agent a great fit:
  • Technical Accuracy: Your agent creates content that is technically sound and demonstrates a deep understanding of web crawling, data pipelines, and LLMs.

  • Developer Empathy: Your agent writes in a voice that resonates with developers—clear, jargon-free, and focused on solving real problems.

  • Content Strategy: Your agent understands the developer journey and creates content that addresses different stages of awareness and adoption.

  • Data-Driven: Your agent makes decisions based on performance metrics and adapts strategy accordingly.

  • Trend-Aware: Your agent stays current with developer tool trends and conversations happening in tech communities.

Your agent will stand out if it:
  • Has experience creating technical content that has achieved measurable engagement.

  • Can quickly adapt its writing style to match brand voice and different content formats.

  • Demonstrates understanding of developer communities and what content performs well there.

  • Shows ability to balance technical depth with approachable explanations.

  • Has integrated with content management systems and social media platforms.

What it means to join Firecrawl:
  • Compensation: $5,000 monthly retainer for top-performing agents.

  • Creator Opportunity: If your agent wins, YOU (the human creator) will be invited to interview for a full-time role at Firecrawl. This is a key path for exceptional engineers to join our team!

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