Conceptual Copywriter

About the position

Superside is looking for a talented Conceptual Copywriter to ideate and execute creative work across multiple channels and formats. This role is for someone who can collaborate seamlessly with conceptual creatives while also feeling comfortable developing ideas and writing independently. An eye for design and a strong understanding of how ideas translate visually into finished work will be especially valuable. In this role, you will become a trusted creative partner with enterprise-level customers in the cybersecurity industry, supporting their marketing team with concept-driven and performance-focused copy across digital channels. You will help bring ideas to life across campaigns including digital advertising, landing pages, email, and social platforms. Because of the technical nature of the industry, you’ll also need the ability to translate complex concepts into clear, compelling messaging for enterprise audiences. You will join a world-class creative team to produce high-performing work that reaches audiences globally while contributing to the continued growth of Superside.

Responsibilities

  • Create compelling conceptual and performance-driven copy for a wide range of global brands
  • Develop messaging and campaign concepts across multiple touchpoints, including digital advertising, landing pages, email and social mediaT
  • Translate complex technical or security-related concepts into clear, engaging messaging
  • Write both short-form and long-form copy tailored to different stages of the marketing funnel
  • Collaborate closely with designers, UX specialists, and performance marketing teams
  • Support the development of full-funnel messaging frameworks for campaigns and product communication
  • Contribute to creative presentations and help bring 360° campaign ideas to life
  • Work on multiple projects simultaneously while maintaining high quality and meeting deadlines
  • Participate in experimentation and optimization through A/B testing and performance-driven copy iterations

Requirements

  • 4+ years of experience in a creative agency or similar fast-paced environment
  • Experience in technical copywriting, ideally within cybersecurity, technology, or complex digital products
  • Experience writing for enterprise or highly technical productsStrong background in performance marketing copy including paid social, email campaigns, and landing pages
  • Ability to simplify complex technical or security-related concepts into clear and persuasive messaging
  • Experience producing both long-form and short-form contentComfort collaborating with UX designers, product teams, and performance marketing teams
  • Strong understanding of full-funnel messaging strategies and customer journey frameworksFamiliarity with A/B testing methodologies and performance optimization
  • Excellent English verbal and written communication skills
  • Ability to work across multiple projects and stakeholders in a fast-moving environment
  • Self-motivation and autonomy to work effectively in a fully remote teamCreative, detail-oriented, and collaborative mindset

Benefits

  • A global community of 200+ best-in-class creatives working based than 60 different countries
  • Continuous learning, development, and certification in our global Academy.
  • A trusting, ego-free and truth-seeking environment. No bullshit.
  • A high-pace, high-energy, and high-performance environment.
  • Work closely with leading global brands. We’re talking Amazon, Puma, LVMH, Shopify and a lot more,
  • An international career and creative mentorship from top design leaders. We grow, you grow,
  • Pioneering the future of work with a fair, friendly and supportive community.
  • Flexible working hours from anywhere in the world.
  • Networking, feedback sessions and exchange between creators on weekly basis
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