Klick
Senior Copywriter
Toronto, Ontario, Canada · Senior
Sponsorship not specified$80k-$95kDetected 18 days ago
AccessibilityWritingBrand StrategyResearchCollaborationProblem SolvingMentoring
About the role
- Designers work within multidisciplinary teams to translate complex information into clear, compelling visual experiences.
- The craft values strong fundamentals, curiosity, collaboration, and thoughtful execution grounded in brand and purpose.
- The Senior Copywriter ensures all work aligns with brand strategy, regulatory standards, and competitive landscapes.
Responsibilities
- Develop compelling written content that communicates key messages effectively
- Collaborate with creative and strategy partners to ensure alignment
- Refine and optimize copy based on feedback and performance data
- The Creative Craft at Klick partners closely with strategy, UX, and technology to bring ideas to life across channels and audiences.
- This role leads concept development and copy execution across campaigns while mentoring junior creatives.
Requirements
- 3+ years of copywriting experience in advertising, marketing, or creative agencies
- Experience working with clients in life sciences in therapeutic areas like dermatology, oncology, rare disease, cardiovascular, and neurology
- Proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new tools and technologies
- Please include a portfolio, website, or samples of your work and any passwords that are required
- Should you require any accommodation, please contact us at careers@klick.com and we will work with you to meet your accessibility needs and ensure you have a positive experience.
Compensation
- $80k-$95k
Benefits
- The Senior Copywriter partners with Art Directors, Strategy, Medical, and Client Service teams to develop creative that is strategically grounded and medically accurate.
Company info
- Founded in 1997, we have offices in New York, Philadelphia, Saratoga Springs, Toronto, London, São Paulo, and Singapore.
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