Content Marketer (Arabic)

We're on the lookout for a skilled Arabic content specialist who lives and breathes words — someone who knows the difference between literal and local, and when to go classic vs. casual. You’ll be crafting content that reads beautifully in Arabic — not AI-fed not robotic, and definitely not a Google Translate situation. If you can tell a story in Arabic the way it’s meant to be told (with context, nuance, and that unmistakable local flavour), then we’re already fans. What you’ll do : Translate and localise English content into Arabic — making it resonate, not just readable Collaborate with writers and marketers to make sure the tone matches the message Adapt campaign messages, taglines, landing pages, emails, social posts, event content — all of it — for Arabic audiences Review and refine AI-generated drafts (if any) to ensure they actually make sense Work across teams to ensure consistency, accuracy, and flair in every Arabic word that goes out Be the go-to person for “how would this really be said in Arabic?” Support in creating, scheduling, and ideating content to enhance engagement and consistency What you’ll need : 1–2 years of experience in content writing, copywriting, or translation Near-native Arabic writing skills (and yes, we’ll test that) Good understanding of marketing tone and how it shifts by platform A sharp eye for detail and a deep love for language and social media Bonus if you have experience working with SaaS or tech products Why join us? We don’t want boring. We want real. This is your chance to bring life, color, and character to Arabic content for a global brand with local roots. You’ll work with a team that believes in storytelling — and gives you the freedom to write like people actually talk.

Desired Candidate Profile

You’re fluent in Arabic, but more importantly, you’re fluent in meaning. You know when a sentence needs to be formal, when it should be friendly, and when to say more with less. You’ve got 1–2 years of experience writing, editing, or translating for Arabic-speaking audiences (agency or brand-side works for us). You’re not afraid to write from scratch or rewrite something until it feels right. You know that good translation is an art — and it’s never word-for-word. You respect grammar, but you also know when to break the rules for rhythm.