Own Kate’s voice on X and across social platforms by translating complex scientific and clinical research into accurate, accessible, engaging copy. Develop and maintain her brand voice, write posts and threads, repurpose content across platforms, and collaborate with content and short-form teams to maintain a consistent publishing cadence.
Kate Tolo, co-founder of Blueprint, Don't Die, and Immortals — is building her own brand at the forefront of female health: the first longevity protocol designed from the ground up around a woman's body. We're looking for a Senior Copywriter who will be instrumental in shaping Kate's brand voice — someone who can take complex scientific write-ups (biomarkers, hormones, cycle data, clinical research) and turn them into sharp, digestible, scroll-stopping copy, starting with X and flowing out across every platform.
This is a role for someone who lives where science meets story: you can read a dense clinical study and turn it into a post a first-time reader actually gets — and wants to share. You'll help define how Kate sounds — rigorous but human, curious, honest, discovering in real time rather than declaring from on high.
Requirements
Position Responsibilities:
- Own Kate's voice on X — turn complex science into clear, compelling posts and threads that grow an audience.
- Translate scientific and clinical write-ups into accessible, accurate, social-first copy — making rigorous material feel human and shareable without losing the science.
- Write captions and copy across our other platforms, repurposing X content so it works everywhere.
- Help shape and steward Kate's brand voice and tone as the brand takes form.
- Work closely with Kate, the Senior Director of Content, and the short-form team to keep a steady, reliable flow of content going out.
Basic Qualifications:
- A background in scientific, medical, or health/research writing — you're at home in clinical material and can stand behind its accuracy.
- A rare talent for simplification — you make hard things easy to understand and impossible to stop reading.
- Native fluency in short-form social copy, especially X — you know what earns attention and what falls flat.
- A strong, adaptable voice — you can build and hold a brand's tone, even when writing as someone else.
Preferred Skills:
- Interest or background in women's health, longevity, or wellness.
- A track record of X threads or social copy that grew an audience.
- Comfort ghostwriting or writing in a founder's voice.
- Fast, self-directed, and comfortable in a scrappy environment.
Benefits
Salary Range: $130-160k + equity + benefits
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