Responsibilities

• This is not a “post three times a week and hope for the best” role.
• It’s about creating content that feels human, useful and worth paying attention to.
• You’ll be the person finding the moments, asking the questions, taking the photos, writing the posts, replying to comments and helping us build a proper online community around the brand.
• The split will be roughly: 70% content creation 30% community engagement
• So, writing matters.
• But so does curiosity.
• Judgement.
• Initiative.
• Taste.
• And knowing when a slightly wonky behind-the-scenes moment is more powerful than a polished stock image ever could be.

Requirements

• - You’ll need to be able to write like a human, not a brochure
• - You’ll need to understand what makes people care about their homes: light, space, comfort, design, family life, pets, muddy boots, coffee at the kitchen island, summer doors open, winter warmth in.
• - We don’t expect you to know everything about windows and doors already
• - We do need you to care enough to learn
• - The right person will be able to take something technical and find the “so what?” behind it
• - Why does it matter? Why should the customer care? What does it change in their home? How do we explain it without making people’s eyes quietly leave the room?
• - You’ll probably love this role if you are: Curious to the point of mild nosiness; A strong writer with good judgement; Good at simplifying complicated ideas; Comfortable asking questions; Able to spot a story in everyday moments; Visually aware and design-conscious; Confident creating content from scratch; Self-driven and happy to take ownership; Friendly, warm and good with people; Interested in homes, interiors, renovation, design or architecture
• - Years of experience are less important than instinct, attitude and ability
• - A brilliant portfolio, strong writing and genuine curiosity will matter more than a perfect CV

Preferred

• - WordPress experience
• - HubSpot experience
• - Canva or Adobe experience
• - Basic video editing skills
• - Good photography skills
• - Confidence on camera
• - Experience in interiors, home improvement, construction, architecture or manufacturing
• Platforms can be trained.
• Curiosity is harder to teach.

Benefits

• - Free parking
• - Free tea and coffee
• - Support from the wider group marketing team
• - Training on platforms, products and brand tone
• - A new role you can help shape
• - The chance to build something properly, not just keep the lights on