Content Writer & Meme Connoisseur

Inglorious writes a lot. A weekly newsletter, The Brief (a news-driven article every Monday), LinkedIn every day, campaign copy, decks, landing pages. Right now that load is spread across people whose actual jobs are something else. We want it in the hands of someone whose actual job is words.

You'll own the voice. Not the strategy, that's the Marketing Manager. Not the design. The voice: what Inglorious sounds like when it explains why a bank just debanked a prediction market, or why your PSP's fees are not the real problem. Serious subjects, unserious delivery when it fits, always clear.

Ideal for: Writers who can make compliance sound interesting, hold their own in a boardroom, and post a perfectly timed meme five minutes later.

• Write marketing and social content that gets read, saved and shared. LinkedIn first, everything else second.
• Turn ideas, briefs and half-formed Slack messages into clear, compelling copy.
• Shape our weekly newsletter and The Brief, from the headline to the last line.
• Keep the brand voice consistent across every channel: confident, direct, a little irreverent, never boring.
• Collaborate with the marketing team on content ideas, campaigns and the overall strategy.
• Use memes thoughtfully and effectively. Yes, this is in the job description. No, we are not joking.

• Strong writing skills in English. Clean sentences, sharp headlines, zero filler.
• Creativity, curiosity and attention to detail. You notice the typo, the weak verb and the missed angle.
• A real understanding of digital content and social media: what works on LinkedIn, and why.
• The ability to work independently and meet deadlines. Remote, autonomous, accountable.
• A portfolio or writing samples. Show us, don't tell us.