Content Writer

About EnerVenue EnerVenue is an energy infrastructure company commercializing the Aqueous Metal Cell (AMC), a nickel-hydrogen battery built on the chemistry NASA developed for the Hubble Space Telescope and the International Space Station. Founded in 2020 by Stanford professor Yi Cui, the company has adapted that aerospace chemistry for grid-scale storage on Earth: an aqueous cell with no lithium and no rare earths, designed for 30,000 cycles and a 30-year design life, with zero risk of fire from thermal runaway. Research and development is based in Fremont, California, commercial operations run from Hong Kong and Singapore, and manufacturing is in Changzhou, Jiangsu. In March 2026 EnerVenue closed a $300 million Series B extension, taking total funding to over $700 million. A high-volume manufacturing line is under construction in Changzhou, targeting 250 MWh of annual capacity in Q3 2026 and scaling toward 1 GWh in 2027. EnerVenue ranked second worldwide in energy storage and distribution in the 2025 TIME and Statista Top GreenTech Companies list, and was named to the list for a third consecutive year in 2026. The Role EnerVenue is looking for a Content Writer to produce the content that carries the company's argument to utilities, developers, data-center operators, investors and regulators across multiple platforms and publishing outlets. This is the first dedicated content hire in the communications function, and it reports to the Head of Communications. The work is writing, not coordination. EnerVenue is not marketing a better battery, it is establishing long-duration storage as permanent infrastructure, and that case is made in arguments that earn attention on their own merits: research pieces for the industry hub, bylined articles placed in trade and mainstream energy press, white papers written for the people who sign off on capital, and a company page that looks outward at the sector rather than inward at its own announcements. The successful candidate can hold an argument together across 2,000 words and across 200 characters, and can do both in the same week. The function runs to a documented editorial standard: locked product and safety language, a claim discipline in which every statistic is traced to a named primary source and verified before publication, and a house style that rejects marketing register. Anyone who has worked in a newsroom will recognize the discipline, and will find the freedom that comes with it. The argument is yours to make. The wording of a safety or performance claim is not, and that boundary is what makes the work publishable. Key Responsibilities Thought Leadership and Long-Form Content - Write the deep, top-of-funnel pieces that anchor the content program: industry research articles, executive white papers, procurement and due-diligence guides, sector playbooks (data centers, utilities, mining, ports, telecom) and technical deep dives - Write bylined articles for placement in trade and mainstream energy press, in the voice of the assigned spokesperson, working from documented voice specifications rather than guesswork - Build each piece to the house architecture: one reframe, an evidence spine, third-party authority at the open and the close, a single late company insertion, and a close that argues the category rather than the product - Source every figure to a named primary with its date cited in the draft, verify it before publication, and write it back into the evidence library so the corpus compounds instead of the number being used once and lost - Work the idea bank and the live content territories, and bring your own angles rather than waiting for a brief LinkedIn and Social - Produce company-page content across the full format palette: same-week reaction to a dated external development, one-number posts built on a single verified statistic, explainer cards, honest answers to real buyer questions, counterweight posts, polls, documentary place-and-people cont