Content Editor Jobs in Seattle, WA (41)
Ontologist II
Editor II, Content Operations Senior Content Editor (210608)
Visual Content Editor
Jr. Video Editor - Sabey Corporation
YouTube Video Editor - Confidential Enterprise Tech Client
Video Editor Remote Project-based 3-5 hours/project
Principal Software Engineer, VALORANT - Foundations Developer Experience & Workflows
Developer - Front-End
Developer - Front-End
Frontend Engineer, AI Business Automation, Prime Video
AI Tutor, Rufus, Amazon Rufus
Accounting Specialist Editor
Senior Specialist Legal Editor, Commercial & Law Department
News Self-publishing Writer (PST)
Remote Content Editor
Story-Driven Content Producer & Video Editor
Senior Legal Editor - Commercial Contracts & AI Initiatives
Head of Video
Senior Video Producer & Editor Brand Storytelling Lead
Japanese Bilingual Production Editor (Contract) WIZARDS Posted an hour ago
Sr. Video Editor & Producer - Sabey Corporation
Senior Specialist Legal Editor, Commercial Generalist
TrainBrain: English AI Tutor - Author (Freelance, Distant)
News Producer - KIRO TV Seattle
Senior Video Producer: Lead Impactful Infrastructure Stories
EN/JP Bilingual Production Editor for Magic (Remote)
Manager, Content Reviews and Audits, TCX Content Excellence
Junior Video Editor: Create Impactful Stories & Shorts
Bilingual EN/JP Production Editor - Magic Cards (Contract)
Sr. Video Producer
News Producer - KIRO TV
Videographer - Wizards
Video Editor & Content Producer (Remote)
Content Editor Salary in Seattle
Content Editors working in Seattle, WA make an average annual salary of $57K and a maximum annual salary of around $116K.
Job Description
Working as a Content Editor in Seattle, WA
There are 41 Content Editor opportunities available in Seattle, WA all with unique requirements.
Being a content editor is a super fast-paced, behind-the-scenes position that involves a lot of decision-making that can make or break the brand. They write clearly, learn quickly, and are often be given the task of editing a variety of types of writing. This could include scientific terminology, business jargon, breaking industry news, or other unfamiliar topics. Content editors take incoming written pieces and transform them into their final form. This means that they proofread for grammar and spelling mistakes, work with writers to correct confusing sections or broken sentences, and do their best to make sure the writer’s message comes across clearly while still maintaining the author’s voice.
Content Editor jobs near Seattle, WA
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