Content Creator & Social Media Manager, Institutional

Blue Cube ServicesFintech Crypto

Remote, PhilippinesFull-TimeMiddle

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Job Details

Languages: English
Experience: 3–4 years

Requirements

3–4 years of experience in a content, copywriting, or social media role
Strong written English proficiency
Ability to adapt technical or market-heavy source material into engaging copy
Hands-on proficiency with modern AI tools (LLMs, image generation, transcription, automation)
Experience using AI tools to scale content output
Comfort operating autonomously and managing an editorial calendar
Familiarity with social publishing and analytics tools (Buffer, Sprout, Hootsuite, LinkedIn/X analytics)
Strong attention to detail, specifically with market data and compliance-sensitive language

Responsibilities

Write daily push communications, trade ideas, and market status updates for institutional clients
Draft, edit, and structure longer-form pieces including white papers, research notes, and thought-leadership articles
Adapt complex market, product, and technical concepts into clear, audience-appropriate copy
Own the day-to-day management of institutional social channels (Twitter/X, LinkedIn)
Plan, schedule, and publish posts aligned to market events and product launches
Repurpose long-form content into social-native formats
Use AI tooling to accelerate drafting, editing, and localization
Build repeatable AI-assisted workflows to scale content output
Collaborate with research, product, sales, and compliance teams

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