copywriter for teenage engineering
teenage engineering develops highly acclaimed products for people who love sound, music and design. we're are looking for a copywriter to join our marketing department and team up with our art director.
as a copywriter at teenage engineering you will work closely with the art director to create campaigns and concepts. you will develop content for campaigns, product pages, video scripts, storyboards, blog posts, press releases and social media. you will also proofread and ensure that all written text is up to standard according with teenage engineering's guidelines.
ideally you:
- have several years experience copywriting within an agency or marketing department, primarily in english (u.s.)
- are fluent in both english and swedish.
- have experience and a developed understanding of electronic music instruments and our product catalog to write copy tailored to our community.
our philosophy
we believe in culture, people, technology, discipline, curiosity and humour. we have a collective agreement “tekniktjänsteavtalet unionen/sveriges ingenjörer” and offer benefits such as wellness benefit and flexible work hours.
location
the position is full-time, located at our hq in stockholm and will report to the head of marketing. as this position is located in stockholm, a swedish work permit is required to apply.
about the company
teenage engineering was founded in 2007. our first product was the OP-1, a portable all-in-one synthesizer used by world famous artists, sound designers and dj's.
other products range from the OD-11, a high-end wireless stereo loudspeaker, the ultra portable and ultra low cost pocket operators, OP–Z, multimedia synthesizer and sequencer workhorse, OB–4 magic radio and the EP–133 K.O. II sampler and sequencer.
our hq is located in stockholm, sweden. here a multidisciplinary team of software / electrical / mechanical engineers and industrial / textile /lifestyle designers are developing our products from start to finish. the studio is fully equipped workshop with state of the art rapid prototyping machines.