- Location
- London, United Kingdom · published · Dundee, Scotland, United Kingdom · Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- Marketing
- Source
- Workable
Description
Help bring history to life for researchers, educators and students around the world
At The Social History Archive, we're passionate about preserving, curating and sharing the stories that have shaped society. Our collections support academic research, teaching and learning across the globe, helping users explore the people, events and cultural movements that define our shared history.
We're looking for a Content Operations Executive to join our growing team. This is an exciting opportunity for someone with a strong interest in history and a passion for creating high-quality digital content.
Working closely with our Senior Content Curator, you'll play a key role in developing thematic collections, maintaining metadata quality, producing engaging editorial content, and ensuring projects are delivered accurately and on time.
Whether your background is in academic research, publishing, digital humanities, archives, editorial work or content operations, we'd love to hear from you.
What you'll be doing
You'll support the delivery of content projects from concept through to publication, including:
- Researching and helping curate thematic historical collections
- Creating, editing and uploading content using our content management systems
- Reviewing and improving metadata to ensure accuracy and discoverability
- Carrying out quality assurance checks to maintain academic and editorial standards
- Writing and editing blog posts, landing pages and supporting content
- Monitoring and reporting on content performance trends
- Maintaining content workflows and operational documentation
- Collaborating with product, licensing and marketing colleagues on content projects
- Supporting editorial partnerships, internships and wider academic engagement activities
Why join us?
At DC Thomson, we're proud to create products and services that inform, educate and inspire millions of people. Through The Social History Archive, you'll have the opportunity to contribute to an important academic resource that supports learning and research internationally.