About Arize AI

At Arize AI, we’re building the category-defining platform for AI observability, evaluation, and reliability.

AI is moving fast, but most teams are still flying blind once their agents hit production. We help teams understand how their agents behave, evaluate performance, and improve over time.

Our mission is simple: build the feedback loop that helps teams ship agents that actually work in the real world.

The Role

We’re looking for someone who thinks like a marketer and acts like a journalist to bring clarity to how modern AI systems are built and improved. This is a technical content role. You’ll work directly with engineers, researchers, and product teams to understand how AI systems actually work. Then, you’ll turn that into content that helps other engineers build, evaluate, and ship with confidence.

This role isn’t about summarizing ideas. It’s about extracting real workflows, pressure-testing them, and publishing content that’s immediately useful. You should already have a strong technical foundation. You’ll be expected to engage deeply with topics like evaluation, observability, agents, and LLM systems — and translate them without losing precision.

You’ll operate as both a strategist and a high-output individual contributor in a role where what you create ships quickly and gets used.

What You’ll Do

Write Technical Content That Engineers Actually Use

• Produce high-quality technical content: deep dives, guides, tutorials, and system-level explainers
• Break down complex topics (evals, agents, observability, prompt iteration) into clear, actionable workflows
• Focus on content that helps developers do something, not just understand something

Interview and Partner with Subject Matter Experts

• Work directly with engineers, researchers, and customers to extract insights and real-world workflows
• Ask strong technical questions and push for clarity where things are vague
• Turn conversations into structured, high-signal content

Define Content Strategy (and Execute It)

• Identify gaps in what developers are struggling with
• Prioritize and ship content that addresses those gaps
• Balance long-term narrative with immediate, high-impact output

Be an AI Native 

• Use AI tools to accelerate writing, editing, and research
• Build systems that increase content velocity without lowering quality
• Treat content as a compounding system, not a one-off deliverable

Work Cross Functionally

• Partner with Product, DevRel, and Marketing to ensure accuracy and relevance
• Align content with what’s actually shipping
• Contribute to how Arize explains AI engineering as a discipline

What We’re Looking For

Technical Background

You must be comfortable writing about: 

• Software engineering
• AI/LLM application development
• Developer workflows 

This is not a role for someone learning the space from the outside.

Content & Communication

• Strong writing and editing skills — you can explain complex systems clearly without oversimplifying
• Experience creating technical content (blogs, guides, docs, or similar)
• Ability to interview SMEs and turn conversations into structured, useful content 

Operator Mindset

• You can think strategically and execute tactically
• You ship consistently and take ownership of output
• You’re comfortable working in a fast-moving, high-ownership environment

AI-Native Workflow

• You actively use AI tools in your day-to-day work
• You think in terms of leverage, iteration, and systems
• You’re interested in how AI changes how content gets created

Nice to Have

• Experience building or working with LLM-based systems (RAG, agents, eval frameworks)
• Experience writing tutorials or developer documentation
• Background spanning both technical work and editorial/journalism

Why This Role Matters

AI systems are getting more complex, and harder to reason about.

The limiting factor for most teams isn’t access to models. It’s understanding:

• what to evaluate
• how systems fail
• how to improve them

Your job is to make that legible for engineers who are actively building.

Why Arize

• • Work at the center of the AI engineering ecosystem
  • Help define how AI systems are evaluated and improved
  • Build content that reaches and helps real practitioners
  • High ownership, fast iteration, and direct impact

Salary Range $160,000-$190,000 plus a generous equity package depending on experience

The National Multimedia Journalist (MMJ) is a digital-first storyteller responsible for producing high-impact weather and news content across social, digital, and network platforms. 

The MMJ operates as a fully independent content producer — responsible for pitching, shooting, writing, editing, and delivering content with speed and accuracy, often without additional field or production support. Success in this role depends on the ability to prioritize visual storytelling in the field, capture compelling video under pressure, and quickly turn that content into digital-first stories. 

Approximately 80% of the role is focused on digital production from a home base, with 20% dedicated to field deployment during severe weather and major weather-related events. 

Field assignments are high-intensity and may involve multiple consecutive days in the field, long hours (often 12–16+ hour days), and rapidly changing conditions during active weather or disaster coverage. The frequency and duration of these deployments are driven by weather patterns and can vary throughout the year. Deployments are often determined quickly, may require short-notice travel, and require immediate availability. 

This position plays a critical role in AccuWeather’s strategy to lead coverage during high-impact weather and consistently produce engaging digital content year-round. 

 KEY RESPONSIBILITIES 

• Produce digital-first video content designed for social and mobile platforms, prioritizing strong hooks, clear storytelling, and high engagement 

• Pitch and develop original story ideas aligned with daily digital priorities and content categories 

• Shoot, write, and edit video independently using Adobe Premiere, delivering both short-form and long-form content 

• Operate as a solo field reporter during severe weather and breaking news events, capturing b-roll, conducting interviews, and delivering live or recorded reports 

• Be available for rapid deployment during severe weather events and breaking news coverage, often with little advance notice, and deliver content under tight timelines in dynamic field conditions and work extended hours in the field 

• Prioritize capturing compelling, real-time visuals in the field, including storm footage, damage, and human impact 

• Turn quick-hit digital videos under tight deadlines, as well as fully produced packages (60–120 seconds) 

• Conduct on-the-ground interviews and produce character-driven storytelling from impacted communities 

• Adapt content for multiple platforms, including vertical, square, and horizontal formats 

• Collaborate with producers, editors, and the digital team to refine content for performance and accuracy 

• Contribute to daily digital workflows, including pitch deadlines, script approvals, and delivery timelines 

• Maintain strong editorial judgment and uphold AccuWeather standards for accuracy and clarity 

• Perform other duties as assigned 

  QUALIFICATIONS 

Required 

• BA or BS from accredited university in journalism, communications and/or meteorology preferred 

• 3–5+ years of experience as a multimedia journalist, video producer, or digital content creator 

• Advanced proficiency in Adobe Premiere (non-negotiable) 

• Demonstrated ability to shoot and edit video independently in the field 

• Experience producing content specifically for digital and social platforms 

• Strong understanding of visual storytelling and how to capture compelling video in real-time situations 

• Ability to work independently under pressure and meet fast turnaround deadlines 

• Willingness to travel frequently (up to 50%) and deploy quickly to breaking weather events 

• Valid driver’s license 

• Portfolio demonstrating digital-first video work, including examples of editing, storytelling, and field coverage 

Preferred 

• Experience covering severe weather or breaking news 

• Familiarity with meteorology or strong interest in weather storytelling 

• Experience with live reporting and live streaming tools 

• FAA Part 107 drone certification (or willingness to obtain) 

 Skills & Competencies 

• Digital-first storytelling mindset (understands how to “win the first 3 seconds”) 

• Strong editorial judgment and ability to identify high-impact stories quickly 

• Ability to balance speed with accuracy 

• Ability to identify and capture the most compelling visual moment in fast-moving situations 

• Self-sufficient and solutions-oriented in the field  

• Clear, conversational writing style optimized for mobile viewing 

• Comfortable working in high-pressure, rapidly changing environments  

About AccuWeather 

AccuWeather, recognized and documented as the most accurate and most used source of weather forecasts and warnings in the world, has saved over 12,000 lives, prevented injury to over 100,000 people, and saved companies tens of billions of dollars through better planning and decision-making. 

Billions of people around the world rely on AccuWeather’s proven Superior Accuracy™ across our consumer digital platforms. AccuWeather.com is the #1 weather destination and one of the top 100 most-visited websites in the world, and our award-winning AccuWeather app delivers detailed real-time forecasts to millions of smartphones. 

AccuWeather forecasts also appear on digital signage, in 700 newspapers, are heard on over 400 radio stations, and viewed on 100 television stations. The AccuWeather Network and AccuWeather NOW® reach an audience of over 125 million on cable and streaming platforms including DirecTV, Charter Communications - Spectrum, Verizon, Philo, Frndly TV, Comcast’s Xfinity X1 and Xfinity Stream, Roku, Xumo, Rockbot, LG, and Amazon Freevee. 

AccuWeather For Business serves more than half of the Fortune 500 companies and thousands of other businesses and government agencies globally. 

Dr. Joel Myers, Founder and Executive Chairman, established AccuWeather in 1962 and is considered the “father of modern commercial meteorology.” Myers, a leading creative thinker and visionary, has been called “the most accurate man in weather” by The New York Times and has been recognized as one of the top entrepreneurs in American history by Entrepreneur’s Encyclopedia of Entrepreneurs.  

Commitment to Diversity & Inclusion 

 AccuWeather is proud to be an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. We are committed to equal employment opportunity to all applicants and existing employees and we evaluate qualified applicants without regard to race, creed, color, national origin, sex (including pregnancy and gender identity/expression), sexual orientation, age, ancestry, physical or mental disability, marital status, political affiliation, religion, citizenship status, genetic information, veteran status, or any other basis protected under applicable federal, state, or local law.  
 
AccuWeather is committed to working with and providing reasonable accommodations to individuals with disabilities. If you need a reasonable accommodation because of a disability for any part of the employment process, please send an e-mail to human.resources@accuweather.com and let us know the nature of your request and your contact information.