Content Manager - 25-03363

Posted 2 days ago

leadstackDayton (OH)

Technical WritersSoftware Publishers

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$50.00/hr

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About the role

Job Summary We’re seeking a proactive and systems‑minded Content Manager to oversee the creation, maintenance, and governance of content across our internal AI knowledge center.ResponsibilitiesCollaborate with subject matter experts, product managers, and engineers to ensure content is clear, consistent, and accessible.Bridge knowledge management strategy, process design, content quality assurance, and technical writing to maintain an accurate, user‑friendly content ecosystem.Shape how AI knowledge is documented, distributed, and maintained; guide contributors and continuously improve information sharing.Requirements5+ years of experience in content management, knowledge management, or technical writing for software, data science, or AI/ML projects.Proficient in Confluence, including automations and AI features.Experience building or maintaining centralized knowledge systems in technical environments.Familiarity with information architecture concepts and structured content methodologies (taxonomy, tagging, metadata, governance).Strong attention to detail, editorial judgment, and ability to simplify complex information.Excellent communication and collaboration skills.Ability to collaborate with technical and non‑technical stakeholders.Experience with AI/ML concepts or tools is a plus.Key ExperienceExperience with Confluence/Atlassian.Tech background, strong familiarity with technical terminology.Process/Coaching experience.Ability to partner with engineering, product, and design teams to translate technical concepts into clear, structured documentation.Experience defining content standards and governance models.Contract Details Contract Length:6 months with the possibility of extensionBase pay range:$50.00/hr – $59.00/hr on W2Employee Type ContractSeniority Level Mid‑Senior LevelJob Function Marketing and Other#J-18808-Ljbffr

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