Copywriter, Credit Card – Contract

Job Description:

  • Write original copy for promotional campaigns across email, social, paid media, and web
  • Develop product-focused messaging communicating credit card benefits, rewards, fees, and terms
  • Create customer-facing content for cardholder education, account management, and lifecycle communication
  • Craft short-form and long-form copy for different audiences and channels
  • Collaborate with designers and product teams to align copy and creative direction
  • Ensure copy meets financial regulatory standards
  • Maintain consistent brand voice across customer touchpoints
  • Partner with Legal & Compliance to flag regulatory considerations before launch
  • Balance marketing persuasion with clear disclosure of terms, rates, and limitations
  • Incorporate feedback from Legal, Marketing, and Product teams
  • Manage multiple projects on parallel timelines with tight deadlines

Requirements:

  • 5+ years of professional copywriting experience specifically in credit card, financial services, or fintech
  • Proven ability to write copy across email, paid media, social, and web
  • Deep understanding of credit card products, benefits, rewards structures, fees, and consumer psychology
  • Strong editorial skills: command of grammar, tone, clarity, and brand consistency
  • Working knowledge of financial compliance and regulatory requirements
  • Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment with overlapping campaigns and promotional calendars
  • Portfolio demonstrating credit card or financial services copy
  • Experience with rewards program messaging or benefits positioning
  • Familiarity with fintech or DTC credit card brands
  • Experience using AI tools to draft and iterate copy
  • SEO copywriting or content optimization experience

Benefits:

  • Generous paid time off
  • Competitive medical, dental & vision coverage
  • 401K with company match for US
  • Company-paid life insurance
  • Company-paid short-term and long-term disability
  • Access to mental health and wellness resources
  • Company-paid volunteer time to do good in your community
  • Legal coverage and other supplemental options
  • A value-based culture where growth opportunities are endless
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