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Ponoko is searching for a new blogger who’s dedicated to the latest news, products, tips and tools on 3D printing.

We need someone who can communicate the exciting potential and real-world utility of 3D printing. We also need this person to demonstrate that 3D printing is accessible to the Ponoko community.

We’re looking for someone to contribute to the Ponoko blog on a weekly basis. Contributions can be in written and/or video format.

3D printing is the topic and can include:
• software tutorials for 3D printing
• awesome 3D printed products
• thoughts on the implications of 3D printing on various fields
• legal issues around 3D printing
• breaking news, material, and processes related to 3D printing

You get the idea, pretty much anything related to 3D printing with an emphasis on how makers can use this technology.

Must have qualifications:
• 3D printing knowledge & experience
• command of at least one 3D modeling program:
(AutoDesk, Blender, SketchUp, SolidWorks, etc)
• fluency in English
• ability to write clear and engaging articles (if making written blog posts)
• ability to present clear and engaging video (if making video blog posts)

Other qualifications which we love but don’t require include:
• previous blogging experience
• familiarity with WordPress and HTML
• photo editing skills

This is a paid opportunity to contribute to the Ponoko community and the digital making movement.

Bloggers can live anywhere in the world; our current blog team lives in Australia, the Netherlands, and the United States.

Interested? Introduce yourself and send a short sample post to Kristen{dot}Turner{@}Ponoko{dot}com

blog.ponoko.com
http://blog.ponoko.com/category/digital-fabrication/3d-printing/
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