Manager, Editorial
robloxSan Mateo (CA)
About the role
Overview:
As Editor on Roblox's Corporate Communications team, you craft clear, authentic copy at scale to support product innovations, AI, safety, and the creator community. You work with executives, product leads, and partners to align messaging with company goals and narratives. You'll shape how Roblox communicates across press, user, and creator audiences while ensuring accuracy and impact. This role offers the chance to contribute to Roblox's mission of connecting a billion people with optimism and civility through compelling storytelling. Compensation / Benefitsequity compensationfull-time benefitscompetitive payonsite workdays in San Mateo (Tue–Thu)
Responsibilities:
- Enhance Roblox brand by delivering clear, compelling copy about products and innovations
- Collaborate with cross-functional partners to align strategy and messaging
- Write for press, user, and creator audiences, switching between them as needed
- Clarify requirements and deliverables with partners when strategy is ambiguous
- Report to the Senior Manager, Editorial
Key requirements:
- 5+ years of professional writing experience with a bachelor's degree or equivalent in English, journalism, communications, or related field
- Experience in communications, public relations, speechwriting, or journalism industries
- Strong writing samples showing consumer-driven content across topics
- Proven ability to work with cross-functional teams and handle feedback diplomatically
- Strong project management skills with ability to manage multiple rounds of approvals and deadlines
- Attention to detail and ability to deliver clean copycollaborationadaptability and nimblenessdiplomacy in handling feedbackcopywritingeditingcontent strategy
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