Strategic Writer

About the role

The Strategic Writer is entrusted with architecting the narrative architecture that connects internal operations with external audiences, owning the coherence of Firmus' story from grid connection to deployed AI capacity. You will serve as the primary translator between complex industrial processes and accessible, accurate public narratives, ensuring every explanation is grounded in verifiable data, technical diagrams, and real world performance metrics. This role demands the deconstruction of intricate model to grid workflows, including energy management, liquid cooling efficiency, and AI software orchestration, into structured, logical stories for technical, executive, and public audiences without compromising factual accuracy. You will possess the ability to relate complex infrastructure workflows to tangible outcomes that people can measure and benchmark, particularly when explaining technical trade offs under conditions of uncertainty. Clear, precise writing about energy systems, hardware configuration, and economic models is a non negotiable requirement for this position, defining the standard of communication required. The capacity to discuss cost structures, efficiency ratios, and deployment timelines with accuracy is fundamental to maintaining the integrity of Firmus' public narrative. You will navigate the balance between ambition and factual guardrails, ensuring that narratives directly support product launches and operational announcements with consistent, reliable language.

Key facts

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Location: Australia

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Engagement: Full-time.

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Compensation: $180,000 AUD annually.

What you'll do

You will design narrative blueprints that document each phase of the operational workflow, from initial intake and engineering design through construction, validation, and final deployment, ensuring alignment between technical specifications and external messaging. A core responsibility involves the orchestration of intake documentation, where constraints, performance targets, and technical specifications are rigorously aligned with public narratives before any dissemination occurs. You will build layered explanations capable of translating highly specialized model to grid processes-including energy management, liquid cooling efficiency, and AI software orchestration-into coherent stories tailored for technical, executive, and public stakeholders. Maintaining consistency across all channels is a primary duty, requiring rigorous reviews of cross channel content, including public statements, investor materials, and customer facing documentation, to ensure that figures, capabilities, and operational constraints remain uniform. Your narratives will directly support product launches and operational announcements, navigating the balance between ambition and factual guardrails to preserve stakeholder trust. You will partner closely with engineering and operations teams to convert uptime metrics, energy decisions, and infrastructure choices into reliable public language that stakeholders can verify and trust. Coordinating responses to media inquiries and partner questions will fall within your scope, ensuring that as project details evolve, the underlying story remains anchored in data and source materials. This process involves testing every narrative against system diagrams, operational logs, and empirical performance signals to prevent drift or misrepresentation over time. You will translate complex trade offs and infrastructure decisions into structured narratives that clarify risk, expectation setting, and performance reality for diverse audiences. Ultimately, you will own the end to end narrative lifecycle, from initial concept through to mature documentation that supports Firmus' long term service commitments and operational transparency.

Requirements

The successful candidate must possess the ability to relate complex infrastructure workflows to tangible outcomes that people can measure and benchmark, demonstrating a clear capacity to turn operational detail into structured explanation. Experience in explaining technical trade offs under conditions of uncertainty is essential, requiring comfort with ambiguity while maintaining factual precision in all outputs. Clear, precise writing about energy systems, hardware configuration, and economic models is a non negotiable requirement for this position, forming the baseline standard of communication. The capacity to discuss cost structures, efficiency ratios, and deployment timelines with accuracy defines the expected standard of communication, ensuring that narratives remain credible and actionable. You must be able to work with system diagrams, operational logs, and empirical performance signals, integrating these data sources into narratives that withstand scrutiny from technical and executive audiences. An understanding of how physical infrastructure decisions propagate through to computational output is necessary to maintain consistency across explanations of energy, cooling, and processing workflows. The role requires meticulous attention to detail, ensuring that every public statement, investor document, and customer facing narrative reflects the same factual foundation and operational reality. You must be capable of operating within a framework where requirements and procedures may be updated without notice, adapting narratives and documentation to reflect the most current information while preserving strategic coherence.

Nice to have

A background in infrastructure sectors, industrial technology, or heavy engineering significantly enhances the ability to navigate Firmus' complexity, providing a deeper intuitive understanding of the challenges inherent in scaling physical systems that connect energy production to computational output.

Practical notes

Prospective candidates are advised to familiarize themselves with Requirements and procedures may be updated without notice.