Top Remote Senior Content Jobs in San Francisco Bay Area, CA

The Lead Copywriter will develop thought leadership content, collaborate with strategists, and ensure compelling delivery aligned with client objectives.

The Senior Story Producer will drive the creation of impactful multimedia narratives that highlight the mission and offerings of Spring Health. Responsibilities include developing case studies, overseeing the production process, and collaborating across teams to maximize the reach of stories. The role requires a strong storytelling instinct and client management skills, along with the ability to adapt to industry trends.

The Executive Director of Literacy Curriculum will oversee the development of elementary core literacy products in both English and Spanish. Responsibilities include shaping the pedagogical vision, managing content development teams, ensuring product quality, and collaborating with stakeholders to align curriculum with educational standards and market needs.

The Staff Technical Writer at CoreWeave will transform source material into educational documentation for developers. Responsibilities include utilizing the Diátaxis framework to create guides, collaborating with teams, and managing product documentation with a focus on Cloud services.

As a Content Editor at PatientPoint, you'll be responsible for planning, developing, and publishing content aimed at improving patient experiences. You'll collaborate with various teams, manage multiple projects, and maintain the content library's accuracy while ensuring content is engaging and actionable.

The Senior Video Creative will oversee video marketing initiatives, manage production processes, collaborate with teams, and ensure brand alignment through compelling video content.

The Senior Copywriter at BSSP will create persuasive written content across various mediums, guide creative direction with cross-functional teams, and require strong design capabilities. They will focus on evolving consumer consumption patterns while working collaboratively to develop creative concepts.