Our client is looking to add an Associate Creative Director, Copy to their team. There’s lots of you out there, but we’re really going to fall for the one who: Takes on a project and digs deep. Real deep. You get smart about your client’s brand, personality, competition, and challenges. You ask the right questions, research the right topics, and are good at getting the information you need. Clients like you because they can tell that you care. You’re assertive—not brash—and are great at sharing opinions and listening. Oh, and you write. You write very well. It doesn’t matter what industry. Retail, healthcare, finance, technology. If you don’t know it, you’re happy to figure it out. The form doesn’t matter either. Long, short, micro. Scripts, blogs, brochures. You have your way with words regardless of medium. And you’re willing to kill your darlings. Because that’s what great writers do. We could go on and on, but you wouldn’t approve of verbosity. We’ll let bullets do the rest.
You’ll get the chance to put all that proficiency to work on a broad range of projects including events, marketing campaigns, branding, and activations. Plus you’ll work with an uncommon mix of super nice, intellectually curious people from just about every creative discipline.
Key Responsibilities (You are a pro at):
- Uncovering a brand’s most compelling stories
- Translating that story into customer-facing copy
- Leading whiteboard messaging sessions with clients
- Concepting with your colleagues in design
- Researching to inform your content
- Partnering with design to develop concepts that are strategically grounded and narratively compelling
- Working on multiple brands at the same time and easily switching between voices
- Balancing the roles of hands-on writer and content strategist
- Making polished presentations
- Bringing positive energy every day
- Finding the humor in almost any situation
- Taking ownership to do the best job possible on deadlines
Requirements
Through the interview process, we will want to see how you think, write, and present. Let’s start with your portfolio.