Binance Accelerator Program - Content Media

About this role

Responsibilities:

• Draft, edit, and proofread content quickly and accurately against deadlines and briefs, including blog posts, CRM, research reports, and more

• Support senior writers and editors on live projects, from first drafts to final

• Bring ideas on narrative angles and story framing, connecting content to Binance’s key messages

• Help maintain consistency in tone, style, and accuracy across content

• Assist with copyediting and fact-checking for content ahead of publishing

• Support content for company narratives and milestone stories

• Coordinate with stakeholders across Comms and other teams to gather requirements and turn them into clear content briefs

• Track and report on content performance (traffic, engagement, reach) to help inform future briefs

• Own day-to-day workflow admin: tracking task requests end-to-end, liaising with cross-functional teams and stakeholders, and requesting supporting assets

• Stay current on developments in crypto/Web3 and how competitors and media are covering the space

Requirements:

• Completed or studying for a Bachelor’s or higher degree, ideally in English, Journalism, Media, Communications, or a related field

• Fluency in English is required to be able to coordinate with overseas partners and stakeholders. Additional languages would be an advantage.

• Some content, editorial, or journalism experience preferred (internships, freelance)

• Genuine interest in crypto, blockchain, and fintech

• AI-savvy: comfortable with AI writing/research tools and current on emerging AI trends, with ideas on how to fold them into content workflows

• Comfortable working with basic performance data. No analytics background required, just curiosity about what the numbers say

• Inquisitive, proactive, and reliable. Comfortable asking questions and following through without hand-holding

• Able to multitask and work to tight, sometimes same-day deadlines

• Strong communication skills and comfortable working in a distributed, mostly async team

Originally posted on Himalayas