Job Title: Senior Copywriter
Location-Type: Hybrid - NYC (2-3 days/ week onsite) Start Date Is: ASAP Duration: 3-6 Month Contract Compensation Range: $49-60/hour W2 Benefits: Eligible for Health, Dental, Vision, 401K Must be authorized to work in the U.S. This position is not eligible for sponsorship . Job Description: We are looking for a Senior Copywriter, Enterprise Marketing to This isn't a role for someone who fills in templates. We need a writer who understands the enterprise buyer's world the unique pressures our customers are under who can craft copy that speaks to their needs with clarity and confidence.
You'll be the voice across enterprise marketing touchpoints: from demand-gen campaigns and high-converting landing pages to sales enablement assets, video scripts, and events. Your work will directly influence how the world's most security-conscious organizations Client, evaluate, and choose us.
A portfolio is required demonstrating enterprise or complex B2B/B2C marketing work across multiple formats and channels, including digital, video, and long-form assets.
What You'll Do:
Omni-Channel Enterprise Copy: Write sharp, benefit-forward copy across web, email, paid media, video, and direct outreach crafted specifically for enterprise IT and security decision-makers. Every word earns its place.
Brand Stewardship: Internalize and consistently apply the client voice: expert, intentional, and inviting. You know the difference between confident and arrogant, between technical and dense and you always land on the right side.
Asset Versatility: Move fluidly between a punchy paid social ad and a full funnel GTM campaign. Between a 30-second video script and a detailed product one-pager. Between a case study promo and a compliance-ready email.
Strategic Collaboration: Partner with product marketing, demand gen, and sales to ensure copy is insight-driven, audience-specific, and commercially aligned. You translate briefs into breakthroughs.
Compliance & Accuracy: Own your accuracy. Proofread peer work, flag anything that overpromises, and ensure all copy meets legal and brand standards especially AI generated copy.
Campaign Oversight: Shepherd copy through the creative lifecycle, from brief to final approval, maintaining quality and consistency at every stage.
Who You Are:
An Enterprise Storyteller: You know that enterprise buyers are humans under enormous pressure. You write with authority and empathy turning complex security concepts into clear, compelling copy that resonates with CISOs, IT directors, and procurement stakeholders alike.
Fluent Across Formats: A 30-second video script. A 6-email nurture sequence. A homepage hero. A battle card. You bring the same craft and strategic thinking to every format.
A Strategic Problem Solver: You don't just fulfill briefs you interrogate them. You ask what the buyer actually needs to hear, not just what we want to say.
Obsessively Detail-Oriented: Grammar, tone, brand consistency, legal accuracy you catch what others miss, every time.
AI-Native: Claude is your trusted writing co-pilot and you know how to craft a killer prompt and how to utilize the power of AI to get the insights you need to inform your writing.
Basic Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent professional experience
- 5 years of experience in marketing, advertising, or content writing
- At least 3 years working for enterprise audiences (IT, security, SaaS, or adjacent verticals)
Preferred Qualifications
- 5 years writing omni-channel enterprise campaigns, including paid, email, web, and video
- Portfolio demonstrating high-quality enterprise marketing copy and sales enablement content
- Experience in cybersecurity, SaaS, or identity/access management categories
- Familiarity with the enterprise buying journey, including multi-stakeholder decision cycles
- Proficiency in Google Suite, Slack; comfortable in Asana & Figma workflows
- Demonstrated experience with sales enablement creating copy that helps enterprise sales teams open doors and close deals
- Strong self-management skills: you deliver on deadline without being chased, ask smart questions early, and manage ambiguity well