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LinkedIn Exec Content Writer

Posted 2 Days Ago
Remote or Hybrid
3 Locations
Entry level
Remote or Hybrid
3 Locations
Entry level
Run executive content programs for Darkroom and Shadow by interviewing executives, capturing their voices, ghostwriting and editing LinkedIn posts, managing content calendars, coordinating launch content, creating multiple formats, and analyzing performance. The role requires writing authentically for founders and operators, understanding B2B commerce and growth topics, and using AI tools for research and ideation while applying strong human editorial judgment.
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About the Role

We're looking for a LinkedIn executive content writer to run our executive content program for two brands: Darkroom, our growth marketing agency, and Shadow, our AI commerce platform. Ad Age recently described us as "if Omnicom was rebuilt on AI." Our buyers, founders and operators, spend their professional attention on LinkedIn, and our executives reach more of them than any company page.

You make our executives sound like themselves, consistently, every week. You interview them, write for them, plan what each of them posts, and edit until it reads like a person, not a brand. Team members who want to post get your help too.

This is a hybrid role based in New York City, hiring in the US only, or remote in New Jersey, Florida, or Texas. Working with a team in the EST Time Zone, and all business is conducted 100% in English.

What you'll own
  • The Executive Content Program: Run it day-to-day across our executive team, so every account has a clear voice, a plan, and a steady rhythm.

  • Voice Interviews: Recorded interviews with executives that become posts close to their own words.

  • Context Files: A living file for every executive: voice, expertise, stories and the lines they won't cross, built from calls, talks and interviews.

  • Ghostwriting: Ideas, drafts, edits and approvals for executive posts, end to end.

  • The Executive Calendar: One calendar across all executive accounts. You decide who posts for each launch and keep topics from colliding.

  • Launch Days: Coordinate executive posts around launches, webinars, and events so the accounts reinforce each other.

  • Formats: Text posts, carousels, short video clip scripts, and posts repurposed from talks and appearances.

  • Editing: Every draft gets a human edit. Marketing speak comes out; the person's voice stays in.

  • Reading What Works: Track which topics, formats, and voices reach our buyers, and feed it back into the calendar.

You should apply if this sounds like you
  • You have ghostwritten for founders or executives on LinkedIn, and the posts sounded like them. Send links.

  • You understand B2B buyers making considered decisions.

  • You know commerce and growth well enough to write about DTC, performance marketing, retention, and AI tooling without a briefing.

  • You can interview a busy executive for 20 minutes and leave with a week of posts, in several distinct voices.

  • You are a sharp editor who cuts marketing speak and keeps a person's voice.

  • You know LinkedIn formats and distribution: hooks, carousels, native video, comments.

  • You already work with Claude, ChatGPT, or similar daily for research and ideas, and you know where AI stops and editing starts.

Hard disqualifiers
  • No ghostwriting samples for executives or founders.

  • Copy that reads like marketing, not like a person.

Equal Opportunity Statement

Darkroom is an equal opportunity workplace—we are dedicated to equal employment opportunities regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity, or Veteran status. We also consider qualified applicants regardless of criminal histories, consistent with legal requirements.

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