Software Development Subject Matter Expert - 100% Remote

Software Development Evangelist & Subject Matter Expert (SME) Role Type: Brand Influencer / Technical Face of Company Location: 100% Remote (we will help you setup your home studio) Compensation: Commission + Annual Profit Sharing (Transitioning to Salary) Role Overview We are looking for a Software Development SME who is ready to step into the spotlight. You are the "Voice of Authority" for our brand. Your primary mission is to translate complex software engineering, architecture, and development expertise into engaging, high-converting video content. You don't need to be a professional actor; you just need to look good, sound good, and be comfortable on camera. We are looking for a natural communicator who can deliver technical insights with a "personality-driven" approach. Key Responsibilities • The Face of the Funnel: Record Video Sales Letters (VSLs), Facebook Ads, and "Thank You" page videos. You are the person our clients will trust and buy from. • Expert Content Creation: Collaborate with our copywriters to turn technical jargon into persuasive scripts. You’ll participate in recorded briefing calls to "download" your knowledge to the creative team. • "Editor-Friendly" Recording: You will be trained on our specific recording workflow. This allows you to record in a way that makes it easy for our editors to remove bloopers, stutters, and outtakes, ensuring you look like a polished pro in the final version. • Influence & Advocacy: Act as the primary personality for our Software Development category across digital platforms and funnels. Requirements: Looking & Sounding the Part Since this is an influencer-style role, the quality of your output is vital. • Screen Presence: You must be comfortable speaking to a camera as if you are speaking to a friend or a peer. • Content Creation Mindset: An interest in how video content is built and a willingness to learn the "art of the take." • Home Studio: You must have a clean, professional background for filming. • Technical Gear: You must own (or be willing to acquire) a 4K camera (smartphone or DSLR), a podcast-grade microphone with a preamp/interface, and professional lighting. • If you don't have this yet, we provide a researched list of the most high-quality, affordable gear to get you started. Updated Qualifications: Subject Matter Expertise • Senior-Level Authority: You must possess a minimum of 5+ years of professional experience in the Software Development industry. We are looking for "Super-Seniors," not juniors or mid-tier developers. • "Stage-Ready" Knowledge: You are a legitimate expert who could walk onto a keynote stage at a major tech conference (like AWS re:Invent, Google I/O, or Microsoft Build) and speak fluently without a script. You are not a "fake"; you are a practitioner. • Deep Domain Fluency: You have a mastery of the development lifecycle, including architecture patterns, modern frameworks, DevOps, and scalability. You can explain the "why" behind technical debt and architectural choices, not just how to write a line of code. • Public Advocacy Experience: Preference is given to those who have previously engaged in public speaking, led webinars, or contributed to industry publications. • Educational Translation: You can take "in-the-trenches" engineering experience and translate it into high-level, persuasive concepts that resonate with business owners and non-technical stakeholders. The Roadmap to Full-Time • Immediate: Earn Commissions on every sale generated by the funnels you star in, plus Annual Profit Sharing from the entire company's bottom line. • Future: Once your funnel hits established revenue milestones, you will receive an offer for a Base Salary (Full-Time or Part-Time). You keep the Profit Sharing; the commission is replaced by a guaranteed salary. How to Apply • Submit Your LinkedIn Profile/Resume: Highlight your 5+ years of senior-level Software Development experience. • Submit a "Selfie" Intro Video: Record a brief (1–2 minute) video on your phone or webcam. • The Content: Briefly explain one "trap" or common mistake companies make when building custom software that costs them a fortune in the long run. • The Goal: Show us your natural energy and your ability to simplify complex development topics. • Portfolio (Optional): Include links to previous speaking engagements, GitHub contributions, or video content. Apply tot his job Apply To this Job