B2B Case Study Writer

Overview

B2B Case Study Writer at A.Team. We are looking for an experienced B2B Content Writer to help tell client stories as we move from stealth to market.

Responsibilities

  • Write case studies telling clients\' daring innovation stories.
  • Work with Product Marketing & Customer Success to prioritize case studies.
  • Help create a scalable system for building case studies: compiling information, interviewing clients, templating structures, executing (write, design, develop).
  • Write thoughtful questions for client interviews.
  • Join client calls to gain rapport and context about missions.
  • Review case studies with clients to get feedback, revisions, and final publish approval.

About you

  • B.A. or B.S. in Marketing, English, Journalism or related field
  • 4+ years of experience in content writing, journalism, or a similar role
  • Portfolio of published B2B writing samples
  • Proven ability to communicate effectively with team members and clients
  • Ability to work cross-collaboratively with team members to ensure client stories align with company voice and client expectations
  • Experience interviewing tech executives/founders

A.Team Perks

  • Remote-first team; choose where to work
  • Early-stage well-funded company with innovative culture
  • Comprehensive benefits (healthcare, dental, vision; 401k, vacation and sick days)
  • Competitive compensation (salary + equity) including uncapped and residual commissions
  • Emphasis on work/life balance and a fun culture

Meet the team

Check out short bios of the team you will be working with.

  • ALT — Tori Curtis, Head of Product Marketing
  • ALT — Monet Baer, Chief of Staff + Customer Success
  • ALT — Raphael Ouzan, Founder & CEO
  • ALT — Kobi Masri, Founder & COO

Equal Opportunity Employer

At A.Team, we are committed to equal employment opportunity regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender, gender identity or expression, or veteran status. We are proud to be an equal opportunity workplace.

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