Content Strategy Writer - Entry Level, Remote

Position Summary

We're looking for a strategic, organised writer to join our content strategy team. You'll help develop and implement how internal content is created and shared across teams. You'll be responsible for defining standards, creating workflows, and building systems that help content scale smoothly while improving clarity and coordination across channels. This includes creating editorial guidelines, standardised templates, a centralised content calendar, and distribution practices.

About the team

Our content strategy team defines and shapes the organisation's brand narrative, ensuring every communication delivers a cohesive and compelling story. We work across functions to drive strategic marketing initiatives that align with business goals, using insights to enhance brand positioning and campaign effectiveness. Team members contribute to crafting clear, impactful marketing strategies that support growth and innovation.

What you'll do

You'll serve as a lead writer and coordinator for internal content strategy, establishing clear ownership and guidelines across all internal-facing content and communication channels. You'll build and maintain foundational systems including standardised templates, editorial guidelines, and a centralised content calendar to drive consistency. You'll review existing internal content to improve clarity, reduce repetition, and eliminate overlapping timelines across teams. You'll manage and optimise content distribution channels, including email communications and audience organisation. You'll work with leadership and cross-functional teams to align messaging and ensure consistency. You'll help develop and track content performance using key metrics and benchmarks.

What you'll bring

You have strong writing and editing skills, with the ability to translate complex information into clear, engaging content. You're organised and process-focused, with experience managing projects across multiple channels (such as newsletters, events, or internal platforms). You're skilled at building systems and frameworks that work across teams. You collaborate well cross-functionally and can drive alignment and adoption. Full training will be provided—no prior experience in this specific role is required, but you're eager to learn.

Role

Content Strategy Writer

Rate

Competitive entry-level pay, details shared upon application.

Contract length

Full-time, permanent

Skills/background needed

Strong writing and communication skills; experience managing content across multiple channels preferred; experience in a cross-functional team environment; organisational and project management ability; willingness to learn and grow in a strategic content role.

Location

Open to applicants worldwide. This is a fully remote position—work from home or anywhere with a reliable internet connection.

Benefits

This role includes competitive pay, performance-based bonuses, health coverage (medical, vision, dental), retirement benefits, paid time off including sick leave and parental leave, and access to ongoing learning and development programmes. Full benefits details will be shared with successful applicants.

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