Marketing Writer (AEC)

Hartford, CT
Full Time
Marketing
Entry Level
Come build something with Shepley Bulfinch as a Marketing Writer!
Shepley Bulfinch is seeking a talented and detail-oriented Writer to support both our Business Development and Marketing Communications teams. While this position is advertised as being based in Hartford, CT, we are considering candidates for hybrid roles at any of our five studio locations.

This role is ideal for a versatile communicator who can translate complex architectural, planning, and design concepts into compelling, audience-focused content. The Writer will be responsible for developing first drafts of proposal and pursuit content, thought leadership articles, award submissions, conference submissions and briefs, project narratives, presentations, website copy, and other strategic communications. The position will also play a key role in maintaining editorial quality across the Firm by supporting copy editing, proofreading, and quality assurance/quality control processes that uphold the Shepley Bulfinch brand. In this role, you'll be a trusted partner to both the Business Development and Marketing Communications teams, producing content that strengthens client relationships, wins new work, and advances the Firm's voice in the industries and communities we serve.

Who We Are:
Shepley Bulfinch is a national architecture and design firm with offices in Boston, Hartford, Houston, Phoenix and Durham. Founded in 1874, the firm has a notable legacy of challenging convention, pioneering visionary design ideas, and collaborating with clients who seek to drive measurable change.

How do you know if this role is right for you?
You're an exceptional writer, editor, and collaborator who enjoys working with subject matter experts and can balance creativity, strategy, and attention to detail. You have well-established skillsets in strategic storytelling, using editorial judgment, and utilizing curiosity and research skills. You enjoy elevating the quality and consistency of written communications while supporting growth and thought leadership goals. You thrive working with a diverse team and balancing multiple priorities against various deadlines. 

Qualifications:
  • Bachelor's degree in Communications, Journalism, English, Marketing, Public Relations, Architecture, or a related field
  • 5+ years' experience of professional writing, editing, or content development
  • Exceptional writing, editing and proofreading skills
  • Demonstrated ability to write for multiple audiences and formats
  • Strong organizational and project management skills
  • Excellent interviewing and information-gathering skills
  • Ability to synthesize complex information into concise and engaging narratives
  • Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and collaborative content platforms
Shepley Bulfinch offers competitive benefits and compensation, including health and dental insurance, a 401(k) and profit-sharing plan, and flexible work schedules, as well as a range of professional growth and development opportunities.

Shepley Bulfinch is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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