AI-Driven Content Architect & Shared Model Lead

Dcg One; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid Time Off

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

401(k) with matching

Accident Insurance

FSA/HSA

9 Paid Holidays

Monthly Cookie Days

Job summary

DCG ONE is seeking a Content Architect to design and maintain the content model that underpins client websites and digital experiences. You will work between content strategy and engineering, defining content types, fields, and relationships used across client engagements.

The role emphasizes AI readiness, structured content for generative tools, and collaboration with design, writers, and project teams to prevent model fragmentation.

Qualifications

• Designing a content model from scratch with types, fields, and relations.
• Experience with headless or hybrid CMS platforms.
• Ability to document complex systems for non-technical stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Design and maintain DCG ONE's content model with types, fields, and relationships.
• Define reusable content structures and page-content patterns across client engagements.
• Create taxonomies, metadata, and tagging for search and AI retrieval.
• Govern shared model governance and review new content requests.
• Collaborate with content strategy and engineering to map client messaging into the model.

Education

Bachelor's degree in information architecture, CS, or related field

Information architecture

Content modeling

Taxonomies

Cross-functional collaboration

AI awareness

Tools

Storyblok

Contentful

Sanity

Contentstack

Payload

Job description

DCG ONE is seeking a Content Architect to design and maintain the content model that underpins client websites and digital experiences. You will work between content strategy and engineering, defining content types, fields, and relationships used across client engagements.

The role emphasizes AI readiness, structured content for generative tools, and collaboration with design, writers, and project teams to prevent model fragmentation.