Posted On: November 6, 2026
Contributor
Media Organization: Yari Designs
Company Description
YARI Designs is an independent fine jewelry brand founded by Nadine Nicole. Voices of YARI is our editorial series about women, the work they do, and the choices that brought them to it.
We’re looking for a freelance writer to turn founder-led interviews into 1,400–1,600-word articles. Nadine will provide the transcript, notes, and published examples. We’re looking for someone who can find the story in a long conversation, choose quotes with care, and write in the series’ voice while letting each woman sound like herself. All writing must be original and produced without generative AI.
We’ll start with a short paid trial, with the possibility of recurring assignments. Experience with guest outreach or interviews is welcome. We’d agree on scope and pay separately for that work.
Job Description
**Paid Freelance Editorial Contributor for Voices of YARI**
I’m looking for a freelance writer to help me turn interviews into articles for Voices of YARI, an editorial series from YARI Designs. I interview women about the work they do and the choices that brought them to it. I’m looking for someone who can hear the line in a long conversation that makes you want to know what happened next.
I’ll conduct the interviews and provide the transcript, my notes, and published examples. You’ll shape that material into a 1,400 to 1,600-word article that feels at home in the series and lets each woman sound like herself. The writing must be your own, without generative AI.
I’d like to start with a short, paid writing trial and, if we’re a good fit, work together on future articles. If you’re also comfortable inviting potential interviewees, following up, or conducting an interview down the line, I’d love to hear about that. We’d scope and pay for that work separately.
To Apply
Email nadine@yaridesigns.com with “Voices of YARI Writer” in the subject line. Please include one link or PDF of an interview-based article you wrote and your usual flat fee for a 1,400–1,600-word article from a supplied transcript and notes. A few lines are plenty.