Senior Copywriter, Brand & Growth
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Job description
Senior Copywriter, Brand & Growth (Remote)
Reports to: VP of Creative
Compensation: $110,000 - $140,000
Location: Remote (U.S.) Employees based in the greater New York City area may occasionally be asked to work from the NYC office for meetings or team collaboration.
Overview
Elysium is hiring a Senior Copywriter, Brand & Growth to support a growing portfolio of longevity science products across brand, performance, lifecycle, web, content, and product launches.
This role is for a high-performing writer and strategic thinker who can translate complex science into clear, compelling, claims-conscious consumer messaging. You’ll write across email, paid creative, landing pages, PDPs, organic/social, lifecycle, and launch campaigns, while helping build the systems that make creative work faster, sharper, and more consistent.
The ideal candidate understands both brand and performance. They can write elevated, premium copy without losing clarity or conversion discipline. They are comfortable working with scientific source material, product claims, customer objections, creative testing, and AI-enabled workflows.
The goal: increase creative velocity, strengthen messaging consistency, improve performance, and help Elysium show up as the most credible and compelling brand in longevity.
What You’ll Do
Campaign Copywriting
- Write and iterate copy for email campaigns, paid ads, landing pages, PDPs, lifecycle flows, organic/social, and launch materials
- Support product launch narratives across new and existing products
- Translate scientific concepts into clear, compelling, claims-conscious consumer messaging
- Develop campaign angles across education, proof, performance, remarketing, conversion, and brand storytelling
- Create copy variations for testing across paid, lifecycle, and web
Content & Authority Building
- Support SEO/AEO content, educational articles, explainers, and long-form brand content
- Help turn scientific research, expert perspectives, and product differentiation into accessible customer-facing narratives
- Contribute to thought leadership, category education, research narratives, and authority-building content
- Repurpose core narratives across channels while preserving brand voice, scientific accuracy, and strategic intent
Editing & Quality Control
- Edit outbound messaging for clarity, precision, brand voice, and strategic alignment
- Ensure scientific, regulatory, and claims consistency across channels
- Own copy QA for assigned projects before deployment
- Maintain messaging consistency across product, lifecycle, paid, organic/social, and site surfaces
Creative Systems & Workflow
- Build and maintain clear creative briefs
- Maintain workflow visibility in Asana
- Track deadlines, dependencies, and handoffs for assigned projects
- Document winning angles, campaign learnings, and reusable messaging frameworks
- Help systematize templates, launch checklists, copy frameworks, and QA processes
Performance Collaboration
- Partner with growth to test and iterate messaging across paid, lifecycle, and conversion surfaces
- Contribute to offer positioning, subscription framing, objection handling, and conversion messaging
- Help identify which messages should be tested, scaled, refined, or retired
- Translate performance learnings into reusable creative insights
What We’re Looking For
- 5–8 years of copywriting, content strategy, or creative strategy experience
- Experience with DTC, health, wellness, science-forward, premium CPG, biotech-adjacent, or regulated categories preferred
- Strong performance marketing instincts with the ability to write for conversion without flattening the brand
- Excellent editor with strong attention to detail
- Ability to translate complex scientific or technical concepts into clear, compelling consumer messaging
- Strong judgment around claims, proof, hierarchy, and brand voice
- AI-literate and comfortable using AI tools to accelerate ideation, research, versioning, repurposing, and workflow
- Organized, systems-minded, proactive, and comfortable managing multiple workstreams
- Comfortable toggling between strategy and execution
- Able to bring fresh angles and creative range while staying grounded in brand, science, and business goals
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