21GRAMS- Senior Copywriter
Boston - Massachusetts · Carmel - Indiana · Chicago - Illinois · Lambertville - New Jersey · Remote · Massachusetts · USD 95,000-110,000 · 3+ years experience · Posted Oct 12, 2026
At a glance
- Experience
- 3+ years experience
- Location
- Boston - Massachusetts · Carmel - Indiana · Chicago - Illinois · Lambertville - New Jersey · Remote · Massachusetts
- Salary
- USD 95,000-110,000
About the role
- The Senior Copywriter at 21GRAMS is responsible for generating advertising and promotional copy from the initial concept stage through to the final product.
- This role involves collaborating closely with Art partners, Creative teams, and Account teams to deliver on-brand marketing solutions for clients in the pharmaceutical and biotech industries.
Responsibilities
- Concept and develop creative materials for a variety of mediums and audiences
- Participate in strategic and tactical meetings and brainstorms internally and with clients
- Present concepts internally and incorporate feedback
- Follow copy through agency process on all pieces
- Review and edit all copy for clarity, accurate grammar, and punctuation
- Partner with Art Directors, Producers, Account team, and Editorial to ensure work is on target and on deadline
Requirements
- Healthcare/Pharma experience
- Ability to work well within a team setting
- Problem-solving ability
- Knowledge, background and/or interest in advertising and medicine
- Strong prioritization skills
Preferred qualifications
- 3+ years of healthcare advertising experience
Benefits
- Private medical, dental, and vision plans
- Mental wellness coaching and support
- Access to over 13,000 online classes via LinkedIn Learning
- Generous holiday and paid time off
- Free office snacks
Workplace
- Hybrid role based in US offices or remote within the US depending on team and business needs
- For employees within a one-hour commute of an office, in-person attendance is required two days per week
- Employees in regions without a nearby office may work remotely with periodic travel for collaboration