Team
The desks and bylines behind Talmyn.
Talmyn is organized into thirteen editorial desks, each covering a specific beat in real depth rather than folding everything into a few generic sections. Every desk has a named author of record — a real byline, not a shared house account — and every story that author publishes follows the same model: AI-assisted research and drafting, with a human editor verifying and taking responsibility for what’s actually published.
That’s not a disclaimer we bury in a policy page. It’s how the team below actually works, story by story. You can read the full detail on our How We Work and AI & Automation Policy pages.
Each author’s page below lists everything they’ve published on their desk — a real, checkable body of work, not just a bio.
Work With Talmyn
Talmyn is growing, and we're looking for remote contributors who want to work on a publication built around real editorial standards, not content-mill volume. Everything below is a genuine opening — email support@talmyn.com with the role in the subject line, a short note on why it's a fit, and relevant work samples. There's no formal application portal; a real person reads every email.
SEO Specialist
Technical and content SEO across a 13-desk publication with real scale ambitions — keyword research, on-page optimization, crawl/indexing health, and working directly from Search Console data rather than guesswork. Experience with WordPress and a real content site (not just an agency deck) is what we're actually looking for.
Content Writer / Contributor
Desk-specific writers who can produce genuinely researched, specific, non-generic articles — the opposite of thin AI-slop content. If you have real expertise in one of our beats (finance, aviation, science, sports, or any of the others) and can write to a real editorial standard, we want to hear from you. See our Submit an Article page for the pitch process.
Digital Marketing
Growth and distribution for an editorial-first publication — newsletter growth, social distribution, and understanding what actually drives sustainable traffic to a content site versus short-lived spikes. Experience growing a real publication's audience, not just running ad campaigns, is the background we're looking for.
