Writer

About DreamBook

DreamBook is an AI-powered writing platform. We're building the editorial and creative layer that turns a person's experiences into a manuscript worth publishing.

We launch publicly later this year, and we're building the small team that will shape the quality of every book that comes out of the platform.

The Role

As a Book Manager, you sit at the intersection of editorial judgment, user conversation, and product quality. You'll be one of the first people in the company whose job is to make sure every DreamBook is a book worth reading. You'll talk to the people writing them, review what the AI produces, and flag what needs to get better both in individual manuscripts and in the platform itself.

This is a hands-on role for people who love books, love reading, and want to help build the editorial spine of a new kind of publishing platform.

What You'll Do

• Review AI-generated manuscripts on the backend using our internal AI-assisted review tools. As a 4-person team, you'll collectively help produce ~100 books in your first month and ~1,000 books in the second month.
• Take onboarding calls with users guide them through the platform, ask exploratory questions about their stories and experiences, and help them shape the direction of their book.
• Identify quality gaps and patterns in generated manuscripts inconsistencies, weak passages, structural issues and feed them back into the product team.
• Help generate the first 1,000 books on the platform you're not just reviewing, you're actively part of the team building DreamBook's early library.
• Contribute to product testing surface UX issues, edge cases, and quality problems as you work with the platform daily.

What We're Looking For

• College graduates in Literature, Philosophy, Creative Writing, English, or a closely related humanities field.
• Strong reading and writing taste you can tell the difference between a good book and a forgettable one, and explain why.
• Comfortable on calls with users warm, curious, good at drawing stories out of people who may have never written before.
• Detail-oriented and consistent able to apply a review rubric across dozens of manuscripts without losing the thread.
• Open to working with AI-generated drafts as raw material rather than as finished work.