Job Description
If you’ve got a knack for storytelling, and the skills to deliver through copywriting, photography, and video then we’d love to hear from you.
About Us.
Whyte has been designing bikes in the UK since 1999. Headquartered in Hastings with a Design Centre in Cheltenham, we’re a unique off-road biking brand with the agility to bring the latest tech to market and a reputation for staying ahead of the industry.
About the role.
We’re looking for a Content Manager who can tell our story with the same care and conviction we put into our bikes. We’re looking for someone who knows what great content looks like in different contexts and understands how third-party (social media) content can be harnessed to build relationships and drive engagement back towards our owned channels.
This role is hands-on across the entire production process: ideating, planning, shooting, editing, posting, analysing, and doing it all again. You’ll deliver our content strategy, and oversee its execution across our website, direct marketing, and social channels.
Sound like a lot? Then this might not be for you. Sound like empowerment to get in the driving seat and deliver on a vision? Then you’re in the right place.
What you’ll do.
- Content strategy and planning: Developing fresh, original content in support of the brand, product and marketing strategies – tailored to specific platforms and the different jobs each piece of content needs to do.
- Storytelling: Distilling complex ideas – engineering details, geometry arguments, race results, riding culture – into shareable, engaging narratives across short and long-form formats. The ability to make the technical feel human is rather the point of this job.
- Filming and photography: Shooting high-quality video and stills in the environments that matter – on trail, at events, in the workshop. Often in the rain. We’re based in Britain, after all.
- Editing and post-production: Planning, capturing, and producing content end-to-end using tools like CapCut or Adobe Premiere Pro. Native, platform-first feel is essential. Strong production skills are non-negotiable.
- On-camera presence: Appearing comfortably in front of the lens – hosting, interviewing, presenting, demonstrating. Personality welcome, script-reading less so.
- Trend awareness: Staying ahead of platform developments and cultural moments so Whyte stays relevant without chasing every passing fad.
- Performance analysis: Monitoring views, watch time, reach, engagement, and conversions – and using what the data says to make the content genuinely better rather than just more of the same.
- Channel management: Scheduling posts, maintaining content calendars, and managing community interactions – comments, DMs, and the occasional spirited geometry debate.
- Copywriting and SEO: Writing captions, posts, blogs, and marketing copy that sounds like a person wrote it – because it should.
How to apply
Send your CV and a covering letter explaining why you’re the right person for this – not a generic one, a specific one – along with examples of your brilliant work to: [email protected]
Required skills
What we’re looking for.
- A portfolio that proves it: Real examples of short-form video content you’ve shot, edited, and published. Strong visual storytelling, strong composition, strong platform instincts. Social-first, not adapted-from-something-else.
- Editing fluency: CapCut, Premiere Pro, or similar – plus basic graphic and motion design capability. You don’t need to be a motion designer, but you need to know your way around the tools.
- Platform knowledge that goes beyond having an account: Deep, active understanding of what performs on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube – and why.
- Brand voice: Excellent written communication and the ability to write consistently in a distinct tone. Ours is British, dry, intelligent, and quietly confident – not cocky. If this job advert has made you smile in at least one place, you’re probably on the right track.
- Creative confidence: Comfortable in front of and behind the camera, willing to take a creative risk, and energetic enough to make it happen rather than just pitch it.
- Analytical instincts: Comfort using performance data to understand what your audience actually wants – and adapting accordingly, rather than assuming you already know.
Benefits
What we offer.
- Competitive salary
- Flexible working approach
- The chance to work with a British bike brand that genuinely pushes the industry forward
- Trails on the doorstep and colleagues who actually use them
This is a creative role at a brand with a genuine story to tell. If you want to spend your working life making content about something you actually care about – and you’re good enough to do it justice – we’d very much like to hear from you.