Responsibilities

• Concept and write brand campaigns
• Lead copy concepting for brand campaigns, from the first brief through final lines: develop multiple distinct creative directions, write the headlines, and articulate the idea behind each one.
• Write for the big canvases: out-of-home, audio and podcast, video and launch films, social, sponsorships, and brand activations. Know what a line needs to do at 60 mph, in 6 seconds, or in a booth across a crowded expo floor.
• Partner with design from day one so words and visuals land as one idea, not copy dropped into a layout.
• Adapt campaigns for global markets and audiences, working with regional teams to keep the idea intact and the line locally right.
• Own the application of Deepgram’s verbal identity across every brand surface: website, product launches, events and signage, ads, email, and internal moments.
• Write for voice, literally. Write copy for Deepgram’s website, events, experiential and across at brand moments, so we always speak Deepgram.
• Contribute to naming: products, voices, programs, and campaigns.
• Be the brand’s copy bar
• Run brand copy review across the studio: ads, web pages, launch materials, and agency work. Give edits and notes that make the work sharper without flattening it.

Requirements

• 6–8+ years of copywriting experience, with significant time concepting brand campaigns, ideally split between an agency and an in-house team at a fast-moving technology or consumer brand.
• A portfolio that shows ideas, not just execution: campaign concepts, headlines, and lines that made it into the world, with OOH, audio, or video work strongly preferred.
• Strategic thinking. You can read a brief, interrogate it, and explain why your idea is the right answer for the audience and the business.
• A distinctive, quippy voice, and the range to write in someone else’s. You can flex from punchy campaign line to clear product explanation without losing the brand.
• Speed with quality. You can turn around a strong first round in a day when the deadline demands it, and you know when a line isn’t done yet.
• Comfort translating technical products for multiple audiences: developers, enterprise buyers, and the people who influence them.
• A collaborative, low-ego approach to feedback, from giving it to agencies to taking it from product teams.
• Excellent judgment and taste. A point of view on brands, campaigns, and culture, and the curiosity to keep developing it.

Preferred

• Experience writing for developer, AI, or other technical brands.
• Experience writing for voice: audio ads, scripts, conversational UI, or voice assistants.
• Naming and verbal identity experience.
• Experience writing for global or APAC markets.