Job Summary

We're rolling out updated designs and content across our website and interactive presentations, and need someone to make sure each update actually gets done properly.

Our designer provides templates and page designs. Your job is to get these actioned across the site — some you'll do yourself, some you'll hand to a contractor — and make sure the result is to the right standard and works properly, every time. Longer term, our content writer will be running ongoing audits and updates: some small (text or voiceover swaps), some bigger (new sections, new pages, new cartoon images). Again — some you handle yourself, some go to a contractor when there's too much to do alone. Either way, you own getting it right.

We're open to any background. What we can't train is the eye for detail and the ability to see something the way a first-time user would — spotting what's confusing, inconsistent, or just slightly off before anyone else notices. If that sounds like you, we'd like to hear from you.

What the role involves:

• Actioning design updates and content changes across the website — directly, or via a contractor when volume requires it
• Making sure every update is correct, consistent, and works properly before it's considered done
• Coordinating with contractors (designer, writer, voiceover, cartoonist) when work is delegated
• Publishing finished updates to our websites

What we're looking for:

• A genuine eye for detail and consistency
• The ability to look at something fresh, as a first-time user would, and notice what would trip them up
• Comfortable doing hands-on work yourself, and comfortable delegating and checking someone else's when needed
• Comfortable with everyday software; happy to learn our tools quickly
• Able to commit to a consistent weekly minimum, with flexibility beyond that

Hours:

This is a flexible, ongoing role rather than a fixed-hours job. There's always work available, and how much you take on is partly up to you — the more you handle yourself versus handing off to a contractor, the more hours you'll have. A consistent weekly commitment is important (so output doesn't stall), with a realistic minimum of around 1 day a week, up to 2–3 days depending on availability and how the workload sits.

Skills tags: Quality Assurance, Website Content Management, Usability Testing, Attention to Detail, Content Publishing, Project Coordination

Pay: £30,000.00-£45,000.00 per year

Work Location: Remote