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Content Manager, LATAM

Payoneer
CompanyPayoneer
CategoryMarketing
LocationBuenos Aires
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentNot stated
LevelManager
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted23 Jun 2026
Last verified2 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (greenhouse)
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Description
About Payoneer Founded in 2005, Payoneer is the global financial platform that removes friction from doing business across borders, with a mission to connect the world’s underserved businesses to a rising global economy. We’re a community with over 2,500 colleagues all over the world, working to serve customers, and partners in over 190 countries and territories. By taking the complexity out of the financial workflows–including everything from global payments and compliance to multi-currency and workforce management, to providing working capital and business intelligence–we give businesses the tools they need to work efficiently worldwide and grow with confidence.   Role Summary Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina Hybrid Full-time We are looking for a Content Manager to be responsible for the regional content strategy in the LATAM region for Payoneer. This position is hybrid from Buenos Aires, Argentina and will report into the Senior Director of Regional Marketing. What you'll do:   Own the regional content strategy — and defend it commercially. Define how content builds awareness, positioning and pipeline across personas and markets. Connect content output to business KPIs — not just impressions, but pipeline contribution, activation rates and retention signals in priority countries (Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Chile) Write and produce content that converts. Blogs, thought-leadership, web and landing-page copy, campaign assets, email nurtures, testimonials, case studies and social. The bar is quality and business impact — not volume. Build positioning that addresses real LATAM pain points. SMBs, freelancers and marketplace sellers in the region face FX volatility, USD access constraints, cross-border payment friction and informal economy dynamics. Your positioning and messaging should speak to these realities — not just translate global Lead localization as a revenue lever, not a compliance task. Adapt web, blog, email, campaign, product and registration content into Spanish and Portuguese so it reads natively — and converts. Flag funnel drop-off points where content quality is costing activation or onboarding rates. Drive awareness and search visibility in a competitive landscape. Run SEO/AEO strategies adapted to LATAM search behavior (Spanish and Portuguese queries diverge more than most assume). Build earned media presence — local fintech press, business media, influencer relationships — to earn trust in markets where brand awareness is still developing. Manage the agency and partner ecosystem. Brief, coordinate, monitor and QA content, PR and social agencies across markets. Hold them to outcomes, not just outputs — delivery against brief and measurable channel performance. Be the intelligence layer between LATAM and global. Surface local trends, competitive moves, regulatory shifts and ICP behavior to central teams. Ensure global campaigns land with regional relevance — and push back when they don't. Navigate economic volatility without losing momentum. In markets with high inflation, currency controls or macro uncertainty (Argentina, Brazil), adapt content cadence, messaging tone and channel mix in response to business conditions. Know when to lean in and when to pause. Track, learn and optimize with discipline. Own a content performance dashboard. Report on what's working, what isn't and what you're changing — not just outputs. Who you are:   6+ years in content, editorial or growth marketing with multi-market scope — ideally in B2B fintech, payments, SaaS or professional services targeting SMBs or freelancers. An exceptional writer and editor in Spanish and English. You write for outcomes — not for content calendars. Portuguese is a meaningful advantage in this role, not a bonus. Strong positioning instincts in complex B2B landscapes. You know the difference between translating copy and building nar
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