Freelance Knowledge Management Writer (KM Writer) - Remote

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novancy oneDenver (CO)

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About the role

Disruptive Product Development Team MemberAs an employee of our company, you will collaborate with each department to create and deploy disruptive products. Come work in a growing company that offers great benefits, as well as opportunities for progression and learning alongside accomplished leaders. We are looking for an experienced team member. This position is both creative and rigorous, you must be able to think outside the box. We expect the candidate to be proactive and have a winning spirit. To achieve this, you will have strong problem-solving skills.
Responsibilities:
  • Lead the entire sales cycle
  • Meet monthly sales targets
  • Qualify customer needs
  • Negotiate and close deals
  • Master product demonstrations
Required Skills:
  • Bachelor's degree or higher
  • Passion for software products
  • Perfect written English
  • Highly creative and autonomous
  • Valid work permit for Belgium
Nice To Have:
  • Experience in online content writing
  • Additional languages
  • Experience with Google Adwords
  • Advanced analytical skills
What's Great About This Job?
  • Beautiful team of smart people, in a warm and open atmosphere.
  • No simple managers, no stupid tools to use, no rigid working hours
  • No time wasted in internal processes, real responsibility and autonomy
  • Expand your knowledge of various industries
  • Create content that helps our users on a daily basis
  • Real responsibilities and challenges in a rapidly evolving company
  • Discover our products.

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