Content Writer Officer
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Job description
Job Title: Content Writer
Department: Marketing
Reports to: Content Lead
Location: Remote (Pakistan)
Employment Type: 6 Months Contract
Job Summary
We are looking for a Content Writer to create engaging written content for our digital channels. The ideal candidate is a strong writer who can produce clear, well-structured content across social media, blogs and other marketing material.
Key Responsibilities
- Write and edit content for LinkedIn, Facebook and other social media platforms
- Write blog posts, articles and website content as required
- Research topics and industry trends to produce accurate, relevant content
- Collaborate with the marketing team on content ideas and campaigns
- Ensure all content follows brand tone, style and quality standards
- Proofread and edit content before publishing
- Maintain the content calendar and meet deadlines
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in English, Journalism, Marketing, Communications or a related field
- 6 month to 1 year of experience as a content writer, copywriter or similar role
- Excellent written English with strong grammar and attention to detail
- Ability to write in different tones and formats for different audiences
- Basic understanding of social media platforms and SEO
- Good research skills
- Ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines
Preferred
- Experience in B2B, e-commerce or SaaS content
- Familiarity with Canva or similar design tools
Originally posted on Himalayas
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