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PixelSpoke is seeking a Sr. Content Strategist to own and scale content for credit union client sites. You will define strategy, build processes, and lead a bench of writers and contractors. You’ll also ensure content quality, collaborate with design in Figma, and train clients on our content approach.
The role is remote from anywhere in the United States, with a salary range of $85,000–$95,000 and a strong emphasis on building structure where none exists yet.
Location: Remote from anywhere in the United States
Salary Range: $85,000 - $95,000 annually
Department: UX Design
Please read this thoroughly (and all the way to the end) and know we do not accept resumes without the accompaniment of a cover letter. We want to get to know you a bit, so help us out!
PixelSpoke is an environment for the curious, solution-oriented, good‑humored creatives inside each of us — and we’re looking for our next outstanding team member.
The Sr. Content Strategist is responsible for creating the content on our credit union clients' websites — and for owning content as a discipline at PixelSpoke more broadly. Beyond producing website copy, you'll build the strategy, process, and team that makes great content possible across every client project: defining our approach to content strategy and UX writing, sourcing and managing a bench of freelance content contractors, and setting the quality bar for everything that goes live on our clients' websites.
This is a build role on the content side. Content has recently been covered by interim resources without a dedicated owner, so a lot of what makes this function work well doesn't exist yet — you'll be creating structure, standards, and process as much as you'll be managing execution. We're looking for someone who is energized by that kind of ambiguity, not someone who needs a fully built department to step into.
Key responsibilities include:
Each day starts with a short team huddle to get everyone aligned. After that, you might review contractor deliverables against a project's content outline, then jump on a call with a content contractor to walk through feedback on a batch of page copy. Midday, you meet with an Account Manager to scope content needs for an upcoming client kickoff.
At lunch, you grab a virtual coffee with a teammate, or step outside for some fresh air. In the afternoon, you QA a freshly launched client site, filing a couple of bug tickets for the dev team before hopping on a quick call to train a new client on their site's admin area. You end your day reviewing invoices from your contractor bench and sending a quick update to Client Services on where an in‑flight project's content stands.
One note on rhythm: this role ebbs and flows with our project load. When things are busy, you'll lean heavily on your freelancer bench to get content across the finish line. When things are slower, you're the one writing — hands‑on, drafting copy yourself.
We’re Looking for Someone With…
Classification: Full-Time, Exempt
Location: Remote from anywhere in the United States
Salary Range: $85,000 - $95,000 annually
Department: UX Design
Please read this thoroughly (and all the way to the end) and know we do not accept resumes without the accompaniment of a cover letter. We want to get to know you a bit, so help us out!
PixelSpoke is an environment for the curious, solution-oriented, good‑humored creatives inside each of us — and we’re looking for our next outstanding team member.
The Sr. Content Strategist is responsible for creating the content on our credit union clients' websites — and for owning content as a discipline at PixelSpoke more broadly. Beyond producing website copy, you'll build the strategy, process, and team that makes great content possible across every client project: defining our approach to content strategy and UX writing, sourcing and managing a bench of freelance content contractors, and setting the quality bar for everything that goes live on our clients' websites.
This is a build role on the content side. Content has recently been covered by interim resources without a dedicated owner, so a lot of what makes this function work well doesn't exist yet — you'll be creating structure, standards, and process as much as you'll be managing execution. We're looking for someone who is energized by that kind of ambiguity, not someone who needs a fully built department to step into.
Key responsibilities include: