AI Prompt Engineer — 50 Claude Prompts for Financial Newsletters ($15K, USA)
• *Claude Prompt Engineer for Financial Newsletter Content (USA Only)** I run a portfolio of financial and health and wellness newsletters and need a skilled prompt engineer to build a library of 50 Claude prompts that generate daily newsletter content matching the voice, style, and editorial quality of our existing properties. I've worked with many talented copywriters on this and very few have been able to produce prompts that generate output I can actually use. Writing good copy and engineering prompts that produce good copy are two different skills. If you've never built production prompts for an LLM before, this likely isn't the right project for you. AI output should be ready to use insightful, interesting and easy read.
- *The work:**
- Study sample issues from the target newsletter(s) to internalize voice, structure, cadence, and editorial perspective - Engineer Claude prompts that reliably produce daily content matching that style and quality bar - Iterate based on output review until the prompt produces consistently usable content (not just one good generation out of ten) - Document the prompt clearly so it can be handed to a non-technical operator
- *Structure and pay:**
One paid test prompt first at $75 flat, regardless of outcome. I can read an output and tell within 30 seconds whether it's usable. If the test prompt clears the bar, the remaining 49 prompts are $300 each ($14,700 total) on an agreed delivery schedule and milestones.
- *Requirements:**
- USA-based (no exceptions) - Demonstrated experience writing prompts for Claude or similar LLMs that produce publication-ready content - Strong writing instincts in your own right — you can't engineer prompts for great writing if you can't recognize great writing - Familiarity with finance/investing content is a significant plus - Comfortable with iteration and direct feedback
- *To apply, include:**
1. An example of a prompt you've built that generates high-quality long-form content, plus a sample output from it 2. One or two sentences on why most prompt-generated newsletter content reads as obviously AI-generated, and what you do differently 3. Confirmation you're USA-based Applications without all three will not be reviewed. Looking forward to finding the right person. Apply tot his job Apply To this Job