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Content Creator (Copy Writer)

Thera

New York, NY • On-site, Remote

$70K - $90K/yr

Full-time

Posted 3 days ago

New

Job description

Content Creator (Copy Writer), Thera (NYC preferred, US-only)
Thera is building the financial OS for modern SMBs. Payroll, payments, treasury, spend, accounting, and docs in one system that actually works end-to-end.
We're looking for our first dedicated Content Creator (Copy Writer) to own how Thera sounds everywhere a customer meets us the site, the emails, the launches, the product itself.
This is a writing role, not a strategy role. You'll ship copy every week, get direct edits from the founder, and see your work go live in days, not quarters.
NYC preferred, in-person. US-only. $70,000-$90,000 0-3 years experience. New grads with a strong portfolio welcome.
Why this role exists
We have:
  • a product customers use and refer
  • a roadmap shipping faster than we can describe it
  • categories of copy nobody currently owns
  • an audience that should be bigger than it is

What you'll own
  • Voice and messaging across the entire funnel - site, email, product, sales, social, etc.
  • Website and landing pages, including the comparison pages that win migrations from Deel, Gusto, and Rippling
  • Launch copy for new products and features
  • Ghostwriting for founders and execs, in their voice, not yours

What you'll write
  • Copy for the website
  • Announcement copy for what we ship next
  • Blog posts and country guides that pull in founders searching for real answers
  • Sales collateral, one-pagers, and partner-facing material
  • Social posts that sound like a person, not a brand account
  • Occasional video scripts and hooks
  • Threads and carousels people save and send to their cofounder

Your first 90 days
30 days
  • Learn the product cold - get inside the workflows, read support tickets, sit in on customer calls
  • Audit every page and email and tell us what's weakest
  • Ship a rewrite of one high-traffic page
  • Build social media post's in Thera's voice during your first week

60 days
  • Own the copy on a product launch end to end
  • Publish your first customer story and first SEO piece
  • Draft the voice and style guide
  • Get one repeatable short-form format off the ground - scripted, shot, shipped

90 days
  • Anything customer-facing runs through you by default
  • Measurable lift on the pages and sequences you've rewritten
  • A content cadence that holds without anyone chasing it
  • An audience growing without paid spend behind it

About you
  • You write clearly. You cut adjectives, kill throat-clearing intros, prefer a number to a claim. Wildly concise.
  • Your portfolio is better than your résumé. Published work, spec pieces, a newsletter, a well-argued post - show us range.
  • You get curious about unglamorous things. Multi-state tax filings and FX spreads will be your subject matter.
  • You revise without ego. Radical candor cuts both ways here.
  • You're fast. Several pieces a week, not one polished essay a month.
  • You self-direct. Nobody is handing you a fully briefed assignment every morning.
  • You've built something in public - an account, a newsletter, a channel - and can tell us what it did
  • You know why one post lands and the next one dies, and you're honest about the ones that died

Nice to have
  • B2B SaaS, fintech, or HR-tech experience
  • You've changed your writing because of what a funnel or search console told you
  • A real point of view on where AI helps writing and where it flattens it
  • Basic video editing - CapCut, Descript, Premiere, whatever gets it out the door
  • You've written in someone else's voice and nobody could see the seam
  • Comfortable close to camera, whether or not you're in front of it

Not a fit if
  • You want to manage a content team instead of writing
  • You need a full brief before you can start
  • You think fintech copy has to be long
  • You want to write one thing a month and polish it forever
  • You think social is beneath the craft

Why Thera
  • You define the voice of a company at the point where it's still up for grabs
  • You work directly with the executives
  • You'll see what you wrote change the numbers within the week
  • You build an audience with a real product behind it, not a content farm

Backed by YC, 10X Founders, Zillionize, and Amino Capital. More: https://www.getthera.com/principles

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