[Remote] Content Creator/Art Director

Note The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. 24 Seven Talent is seeking a Content Creator/Art Director for a client focused on digital marketing communications. This early-career role creates and owns editorial content across newsletters, email communications, websites, social formats, and video, combining writing, editing, visual design, and visual storytelling. The role also partners with communications and production teams while managing multiple assignments and ensuring work meets editorial, brand, accessibility, technical, and review standards. Responsibilities Create content for newsletters, email communications, website updates and broader editorial storytelling, along with supporting social and digital formats Translate communications briefs, source material and business objectives into clear, engaging and visually compelling content Write, edit and refine copy across long-form, short-form and email/newsletter formats, adapting voice and approach for different channels and audiences Concept and design visual assets for web, email and editorial communications, working within established brand systems Bring copy, design and visual storytelling together to create cohesive finished work rather than treating writing and design as separate steps Support lightweight video content — from concept and scripting to basic capture and editing — for editorial and communications needs Partner with Content Editors, Communications Advisors and Integrated Producers to determine the most effective creative approach for each assignment Manage multiple assignments and quick-turn requests while ensuring final work meets editorial, brand, accessibility, technical and required review standards Skills 1–3 years of experience across content creation, writing, editing, design or a related creative discipline, at an advertising agency or corporate in-house creative studio A portfolio of editorial, email or web content — and ideally video — that you conceived and created independently, not only work produced against someone else's brief Strong writing and editing skills, with a solid command of grammar, tone, voice and editorial standards Solid visual design skills, including typography and layout, with the ability to work within established brand systems Proficiency with Adobe Creative Cloud, Canva and/or comparable design and content creation platforms Ability to take an assignment from brief or source material through polished creative execution with limited handoffs Collaborative, adaptable and comfortable owning work independently while partnering with specialized creatives when deeper expertise is needed Houston based candidates preferred but remote flexible for the right candidate Experience creating content on Sitecore, Staffbase and/or Marketo is a plus Photography, motion and/or lightweight video capture and editing skills are a plus Benefits 12-month contract with potential to extend Remote flexible for the right candidate Company Overview 24 Seven partners with companies to get marketing, creative, and digital work done by providing the right talent, innovation, and insights. It was founded in 2000, and is headquartered in Newport Beach, California, USA, with a workforce of 201-500 employees. Its website is https//

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