Waterfall Security Solution is seeking a Content Marketing Manager to develop and oversee the company’s content strategy, including creating and managing all types of content, such as blog posts, webinars, emails, videos, and social media posts. The Content Marketing Manager will work closely with the marketing team and report to the Marketing Director.
The ideal candidate will have exceptional writing and communication skills, be able to develop and execute a consistent content calendar and ensure that all content is aligned with Waterfall’s messaging and positioning. They will be responsible for collaborating with thought leaders within the company to create high-quality content that positions Waterfall as a subject matter expert.
Responsibilities:
✔️ Develop and implement a comprehensive content marketing plan. From setting goals, through execution and to measuring success.
✔️ Create and manage content across multiple channels, including blog posts, webinars, emails, videos, and social media posts.
✔️ Edit and proofread content written by other stakeholders in the company.
✔️ Collaborate with the Digital team on SEO to ensure all content is published and promoted effectively.
✔️ Manage projects from start to finish and work with other teams in the company.
Requirements:
✔️ Native English proficiency in both written and spoken language.
✔️ At least 3-4 years of experience in content writing or management at a global B2B tech company
✔️ Strong oral and written communication skills.
✔️ Basic knowledge of SEO best practices and CMS management, including experience with WordPress Elementor.
✔️ Ability to work independently, take initiative, and manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment.
Advantages:
✔️ Proficiency in Hebrew, both written and spoken.
✔️ Prior experience as a journalist or content editor.
✔️ Familiarity with email marketing tools, such as HubSpot.
✔️ Experience working in a multicultural team.
✔️ Prior experience in content localization marketing strategy.
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