Staff Content Strategist

Gusto Gusto · Fintech · Denver, CO +3 · Remote · Design

This role focuses on content strategy for Gusto's website, acting as a growth lever. It involves owning messaging, content strategy, and copy across the website, partnering with various teams, and using AI tools to enhance workflow and shape AI-driven content experiences. The role requires governing AI-generated content, setting standards, and ensuring quality and trust.

What you'd actually do

  1. Own the content strategy across gusto.com — what gets said, to whom, in what order, and why — with clear accountability for how content performs against acquisition and conversion goals
  2. Design intent-led content structures, page frameworks, and navigation flows that streamline user journeys from discovery to conversion
  3. Build high-performance messaging frameworks that turn complex product value propositions into compelling, human-centric copy that drives measurable business impact
  4. Write end-to-end web copy — from value propositions and headlines to CTAs, microcopy, and landing pages
  5. Use AI tools to accelerate your own workflow — and build systems that scale messaging consistency, voice implementation, and content QA across the site

Skills

Required

  • 5–8 years of experience in content strategy, content design, UX writing, or web copywriting with demonstrated ownership of complex, cross-functional digital experiences
  • Demonstrated fluency with AI writing and ideation tools, and a track record of using them to do better work, not just faster work.
  • Experience designing content experiences that are themselves AI-driven is required, not a bonus
  • Experience governing AI-generated content at scale — including defining review criteria, quality standards, and the boundaries of where AI output is and isn't appropriate
  • Experience setting or contributing to content standards, voice guides, style documentation, or content systems that others use and build from
  • Remarkable writing and editing skills — clear, concise, accessible, and inclusive.
  • Robust systems thinking — you can hold the big picture (how does this page connect to the broader journey?) while nailing the details (is this microcopy precision and on-brand?)
  • Comfort working autonomously in ambiguous spaces — you can take a complex, poorly defined problem, define a content strategy, and drive it to completion without heavy oversight
  • Experience designing for web with proficiency in Figma
  • Track record of collaborating proficiently with product managers, engineers, brand and product designers
  • Experience with high-volume experimentation and A/B testing on web experiences
  • Experience shaping and socializing content strategy rationale with senior stakeholders, including executives
  • You ship. Strategy that never becomes a live page isn't interesting to you.

What the JD emphasized

  • Experience designing content experiences that are themselves AI-driven is required, not a bonus
  • Experience governing AI-generated content at scale — including defining review criteria, quality standards, and the boundaries of where AI output is and isn't appropriate