Copywriter - Polish speaking (208321)

Duration: A few days booking, please see more details below
We are working with a marketing agency on a Polish-focused brand campaign for a client in the aerospace industry.
They are seeking a senior, Polish-speaking Copywriter to collaborate immediately on developing original headlines and short-form copy directly in Polish.
We are looking for strategic, concept-led copywriting created from scratch based on the campaign platform.
The Role
You will partner with the agency’s strategy and creative teams to develop:
High-impact headlines
Short-form body copy
Messaging across multiple formats including:
OOH
Print ads
Static banners
Display ads
Organic social posts
The campaign audience is primarily public sector and government stakeholders in Poland, so experience writing for this audience — or within regulated / technical industries — is highly desirable.
What We’re Looking For
Senior-level copywriting experience
Strong experience developing original brand campaign copy
Ability to craft sharp, strategic short-form messaging
Experience in aerospace, defence, engineering, manufacturing, or similarly complex industries preferred
Experience writing for government / public sector audiences is highly advantageous
Comfortable working at pace under tight deadlines
Timing & Availability
This is an urgent requirement:
Initial headline and copy development starting this week, following by three working days next week (w/c 9th March)
Potential refinement work week commencing 16 March, depending on client feedback
Next Steps
If you are an experienced Polish-native copywriter available immediately and comfortable working to a fast turnaround, we would love to hear from you.
#J-18808-Ljbffr Salary: GBP 2400 - 2640 per day Experience: 5 years required

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