Open Applications: Marketing

Bou is a new-school brand company for those creating something novel, radical, or flat out weird. As we are growing, we’re looking for a seasoned writer who gets brands and would like a bigger marketing role than text-only.

When joining Bou, you'll get to work directly with our 200+ brands, ranging from early-stage companies to more established brands, universities, and nonprofits. And we really do mean directly – we don’t have key account managers or pure strategists at Bou. You'll become a part of an all-hands-on-deck team building brands through marketing, communications, design, and web development.

In this role at Bou, you would use your writing skills and brand-level understanding to create campaign concepts, polish copy for them, position emerging brands and prepare other well-phrased brand materials like websites and video scripts. You would be working closely with designers to make sure that text and visuals communicate the same idea. And thanks to your past experience, leading a project from brief to launch sounds not only doable but thrilling.

• 4+ years of copywriting experience – your current title might be copywriter, creative, concept designer, brand marketer, or something similar involving a lot of creative writing and at least some agency background.
• Brand-level understanding, hands-on execution – you understand the strategic level of branding but feel most at home when applying those insights into great copy and engaging long content.
• Contextual understanding of your text – you know how to apply brand and campaign ideas to different channels: from video scripts and outdoor ads to websites and socials.
• Client communications and project management abilities – you keep a cool head under pressure, and can give and take candid feedback well.
• Sincere interest to learn from a wide range of industries – we build brands for a great variety of products and companies, from handcrafted coffee to mobile games and new textile materials.
• Excellent written English, native in internet – Nordic languages are an advantage but not a necessity, and having worked with international brands is cons