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Senior Content Strategist

Level Agency
CompanyLevel Agency
CategoryMarketing
LocationCanada
RemoteRemote
EmploymentNot stated
LevelSenior
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted22 Jun 2026
Last verified9 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (workable)
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Description
This job posting is available in English and Canadian French. Please scroll down for the French version. Cette offre d’emploi est disponible en anglais et en français (Canada). Veuillez faire défiler pour la version française. ________________________________ Remote - U.S. & Canada Only | Full-Time Compensation: $75K - $95K USD (U.S.-based candidates) $80K - $100K CAD (Canada-based candidates) We’re Not Looking for a Content Calendar Manager. We’re Looking for a Content Strategist Who Can Build the Engine. Level Agency is hiring a Senior Content Strategist to build and run the content system that makes Level impossible to ignore. This is not a “write the blog, post the recap, update the newsletter” role. This is for someone who can turn agency expertise into sharp market positioning, credible thought leadership, useful sales enablement, and repeatable content systems that actually support growth. You’ll own the strategy behind how Level shows up in the market: what we say, why it matters, where it goes, how it supports pipeline, and how we use AI to produce smarter, faster, better work without lowering the bar. You’ll work across owned channels, web content, case studies, sales enablement, podcast and event content, and internal subject matter experts. You’ll be expected to bring strong editorial judgment, operational discipline, and real AI fluency — not theory, not dabbling, not “I use ChatGPT sometimes.” Success in this role means Level has a point of view worth following, the sales team always has relevant proof points to share, and content production runs like a system — not a series of last-minute sprints. This role reports to the SVP of Marketing and Sales Enablement. This Isn’t for Everyone. We’re building something rare: a place where growth, truth, and high performance go hand-in-hand. You’ll thrive here if: ✅ You’re a strong writer with sharp editorial instincts and a high bar for quality. ✅ You can turn complex marketing, performance, and business ideas into clear, compelling content. ✅ You think in systems — calendars, workflows, briefs, approval paths, repurposing plans, and distribution logic. ✅ You know content is only valuable when it helps build trust, move pipeline, sharpen positioning, or create demand. ✅ You’re genuinely fluent with AI tools and excited to build workflows other people can use. ✅ You can partner with sales, strategy, account teams, executives, clients, and subject matter experts without losing momentum. ✅ You’re comfortable owning ambiguity, asking better questions, and pushing work from idea to published asset. And you’ll struggle here if: ❌ You want to be handed fully formed assignments instead of shaping the strategy. ❌ You treat AI as a shortcut instead of a system to improve speed, quality, and leverage. ❌ You need perfect inputs before you can start building. ❌ You’re focused only on writing, not on distribution, sales usefulness, or business impact. ❌ You struggle to manage multiple workstreams, stakeholders, and deadlines at once. ❌ You protect the draft more than the outcome. About Level We’re an AI-powered performance marketing agency — built for precision, designed to scale, and powered by a scientific mindset. At Level, we blend strategy, media, creative, and machine intelligence to deliver outcomes that matter. Every time. At scale. We’ve been named one of Pittsburgh’s Best Places to Work and an Inc. 500 Fastest-Growing Company. Our clients span B2B, education, healthcare, financial services, ecommerce, and more. Your Role (and Impact) As a Senior Content Strategist , you’ll own the strategy, systems, and execution behind Level’s content engine. You’ll define what gets made, why it matters, how it supports go-to-market priorities, and how it gets produced at a high standard. You’ll sit at the intersection of brand positioning, performance marketing