Marketing Content Manager

Blockstream

Job description

Blockstream was founded in 2014 by Dr. Adam Back and a group of fellow cryptographers and engineers who are passionate about Bitcoin and its potential to change the world. Today, Blockstream is the leading Bitcoin company, providing cutting-edge infrastructure solutions for enterprises, institutions, and individual Bitcoin users. We develop industry-leading Bitcoin self-custody solutions, Bitcoin-based financial products, second-layer scaling technologies, and enterprise-grade blockchain infrastructure.

We’re looking for a Marketing Content Manager who can bring depth, clarity, and credibility to how Blockstream communicates with the world. This role is equal parts journalist and researcher — someone who’s not just publishing updates but shaping narratives, spotting trends, and ensuring everything we say reflects both thought leadership and technical accuracy.

You’ll manage Blockstream’s content calendar, lead research-driven storytelling, and produce well-informed, engaging material across multiple channels — from long-form articles and reports to social commentary and product updates.

What You’ll Be Doing (Responsibilities):

  • Research and analyze industry trends, technologies, and market developments across Bitcoin, fintech, and enterprise infrastructure.

  • Develop original insights, commentary, and “hot takes” that position Blockstream as a leading voice in the Bitcoin ecosystem.
    Plan, edit, and publish content across owned channels (blog, newsletter, social, and website).

  • Work with internal stakeholders — including engineering, product, and communications — to ensure all content is accurate, aligned, and well-positioned.

  • Consolidate and maintain a content library that serves as a single source of truth for public materials and messaging.

  • Uphold Blockstream’s editorial standards — thoughtful, credible, and grounded in technical and economic reality.

  • Support broader marketing initiatives, including product launches, announcements, and thought leadership campaigns.

What We Look For in You (Required Qualifications):

  • 5+ years of experience in content creation, journalism, research, or communications — ideally in tech, fintech, or crypto.

  • Proven ability to translate complex technical concepts into accessible and engaging narratives.

  • Strong editorial judgment — able to balance speed, accuracy, and quality in publishing.

  • Experience managing an editorial calendar and coordinating with multiple teams.

  • Excellent writing, editing, and analytical skills with attention to detail and tone.

  • A strategic mindset — able to connect content decisions to brand, audience, and business goals.

Nice To Haves (Preferred Qualifications):

  • Familiarity with Bitcoin, blockchain, or financial technology concepts.

  • Background in research, investigative journalism, or economic/technical writing.

  • Experience working with data or analytics tools to inform content decisions.

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Requirements

Languages
English
Work mode
Remote
Area
Switzerland (company's country)
Seniority
Mid-level

Marketing and community salary

Salary breakdown

Marketing and community jobs pay a median of $165k a year, from 71 published ranges.

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