Content Production Specialist

Job Summary

We are looking for a versatile and highly capable Content Production Specialist to own our content engine end to end — from writing sharp, executive-facing articles to producing and editing our weekly podcast and turning it into polished video and written content. This role sits at the heart of a premium B2B brand that speaks directly to senior executives and CEOs, so strong business-level writing and a real eye for quality are essential. The ideal candidate is a self-directed, AI-savvy creator who can build and run content workflows, edit video to a high standard, and consistently hit a weekly publishing cadence with minimal oversight.

Key Responsibilities

  • Write and edit executive-facing articles and thought-leadership content that represent a premium brand to a senior audience
  • Produce, edit, and manage the weekly podcast from raw recordings through to publish-ready episodes
  • Perform substantial video editing — cutting long-form recordings into polished episodes and short-form clips
  • Repurpose podcast and long-form content into articles, social posts, and other formats across platforms
  • Build, run, and refine AI-powered content workflows (Claude, ChatGPT) to speed up and scale production
  • Maintain a consistent weekly content and publishing cadence, protecting deadlines above all
  • Make sure every piece is on-brand, well-written, and ready for a senior executive audience
  • Collaborate closely with the day-to-day manager on priorities, direction, and feedback
  • Track content performance and suggest improvements to grow reach and engagement
Mandatory Skills:
  • Excellent business-level written English with genuine, demonstrable writing ability (article/long-form writing, not just captions)
  • Strong video editing skills — real, portfolio-level editing, not light trimming
  • Hands-on experience building and running content workflows with AI tools such as Claude or ChatGPT
  • Proven ability to produce and edit podcast content end to end
  • Comfortable repurposing long-form content into multiple formats
  • Dependable, detail-focused, and able to work independently with minimal supervision
  • Strong communication skills and consistent at meeting deadlines
Preferred Skills:
  • Light Python or scripting ability to support and automate content workflows
  • Experience creating content for a B2B or executive/professional audience
  • Familiarity with short-form video for platforms like YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram, or TikTok
  • Experience growing a podcast or content channel's reach and engagement
  • Ability to think strategically and bring fresh content ideas beyond execution
  • Ability to manage multiple content projects at once
Why Join Us: This is a chance to own a content engine end to end and make a visible impact on a growing, premium brand. You'll have creative autonomy, the freedom to build smart AI-powered workflows, and the opportunity to grow as the role expands. If you love writing, editing, and producing standout content — and thrive with independence — this is a great fit.
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