The Web Content Specialist is the creative and strategic owner of content on the company's websites, responsible for delivering exceptional user experiences and high-performing content that drives results. You will own the site's content strategy, search visibility, and continuous optimization. This position plays a key role in strengthening the brand, boosting e-commerce performance, and fueling overall business growth. The ideal candidate lives at the intersection of persuasive storytelling and data-driven detail. You know how to craft marketing copy that converts humans while structuring data that feeds AI models like Perplexity, Gemini, ChatGPT, and Claude, and the ever-evolving ecosystem of generative and agentic AI. Your goal is to maximize brand visibility, conversions, and growth across the entire digital discovery funnel. You won't just be managing basic keywords, you'll be architecting authority.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
NOTE: This list presents only the principal duties of the position and is not intended to be comprehensive. Duties may be changed or supplemented based on business needs.
Education and Experience:
Competencies and Skills:
Physical Demands:
Continuous: sitting
Occasional: walking, standing, bending, kneeling, squatting, reaching, fine and gross upper body motor movement.
Extended time in a sitting position, prolonged use of a computer, and possible eye strain.
Occasional lift: 0 to 30 pounds
NOTE: Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Work Environment and Personal Protective Equipment:
Office: Typical office environment and lighting with some exposure to plant environment, with fork lift and other general hazards.
Manufacturing/Warehouse: Within the Smith & Wesson manufacturing facility, employees may be exposed to manufacturing noise, airborne liquid chemicals, fine particulate dust, ambient temperatures, and industrial lighting. Work environment is similar to most manufacturing operations. May be exposed to excessive noise, temperatures, hazards associated with working around moving machinery, work in confined quarters, exposure to vibrations and shop lighting, continuous exposure to hot temperatures, may be humid, odors, dust, continuous exposure to mechanical hazards, and occasional exposure to chemical hazards.