Content Writer ( On-Site)

Urgent Hiring!

Scale Up Philippines is partnering with a global enterprise digital transformation company to hire an experienced Content Writer who will support content creation across global digital channels.

This is a high-output B2B writing role focused on demand generation, thought leadership, sales enablement, and executive branding across AMER, EMEA, and future APAC markets.

Key Responsibilities

  • Write SEO-optimised blogs, articles, and long-form guides for HR Technology and L&D audiences.

  • Create webinar scripts, landing pages, and post-event recap content.

  • Develop email copy for HubSpot nurture campaigns and SDR outreach.

  • Produce gated assets such as whitepapers, checklists, and industry guides.

  • Ghostwrite LinkedIn posts and thought leadership content for senior executives.

  • Manage and maintain the company’s LinkedIn content calendar.

  • Write short-form content for social media, tips campaigns, and promotions.

  • Create sales enablement materials such as one-pagers, battlecards, and discovery call guides.

  • Prepare client-facing content including case studies, capability decks, and proposal templates.

  • Adapt messaging for global audiences across AMER, UK, Nordics, Benelux, DACH, GCC, and APAC.

Qualifications

  • 4–5+ years of experience in B2B content writing, copywriting, or executive ghostwriting.

  • Excellent English writing, grammar, and editorial judgement.

  • Strong experience writing LinkedIn thought leadership and executive content.

  • Good understanding of B2B content strategy, buyer journeys, and SEO fundamentals.

  • Experience writing blogs, emails, social posts, webinar scripts, and sales collateral.

  • Able to manage multiple content projects and meet deadlines independently.

  • Experience with HubSpot CMS or similar content management platforms.

  • Familiarity with AI writing tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, or Jasper.

  • Proficiency with tools such as Grammarly, Hemingway, or Notion.

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