Communications and Content Specialist at Onebrief · LumiJobs
mid
$126k–$154k
H1B: no
Onebrief Communications and Content Specialist at Onebrief manages drafting and coordination of external communications content. The role translates complex topics into clear content and supports cross-functional communications execution.
Responsibilities
drafting and editing press releases, op-eds, executive bylines, talking points, briefing materials, and blog posts
translating complex business, product, policy, and industry topics into concise content for distinct audiences while preserving accuracy and context
maintaining core communications resources and coordinating the cross-functional content calendar to identify dependencies and resolve scheduling conflicts
monitoring news and industry conversations to flag emerging risks and opportunities for the Communications Director
supporting rapid-response communications through research, drafting, fact-checking, and distribution coordination
drafting, scheduling, and adapting approved content across Onebrief social channels while adhering to review requirements
researching and writing thought-leadership materials to help senior leaders express complex ideas clearly
Qualification
4+ years of professional writingStrong project management skillsWorking knowledge of media relationsIndicators of Success
Required
4+ years of professional writing, editing, proofreading, and fact-checking experience
Experience producing content for external audiences across several formats and channels
Strong project management skills, including the ability to manage concurrent deadlines, reviewers, and dependencies
Sound judgment when handling sensitive information, public issues, executive materials, and fast-moving communications
Ability to learn complex subjects quickly, ask precise questions, and work productively with subject-matter experts
Preferred
Working knowledge of media relations, social publishing, and content management systems
Experience managing editorial calendars and performance reporting to incorporate feedback and improve content strategy
Indicators of Success
This role will evolve as priorities change, but the outcomes below reflect what success typically looks like in the first six months.
A successful Communications and Content Specialist will:
establish a reliable daily and weekly rhythm for drafting, reviewing, and publishing external communications
successfully translate technical or policy-heavy concepts into accessible content without losing accuracy or company voice
maintain a well-organized cross-functional content calendar that keeps Marketing, Government Relations, and Communications aligned