Lead Editorial & Content Writer

Lead Editorial & Content Writer

About us

Reviva Softworks is one of the UK’s leading app and technology companies, known for creating top-rated apps such as SnoreLab, Sleepwave, and Motionscape.

Based in Shoreditch, London, we are a growing, ambitious, passionate team dedicated to creating innovative apps that positively impact people’s lives.

Our flagship product, SnoreLab, has become the top snoring app globally with 15M+ downloads. Reviva is tech-led and our patented technology provides a foundation for a range of exciting and scalable applications.

About the role

As our Lead Editorial & Content Writer, you'll own the written voice of Reviva across our products and brands. You'll create engaging, evidence-based content that helps millions of users better understand their sleep, build healthier habits and get more from our technology.

From long-form articles and scientific explainers to lifecycle emails, in-app experiences and campaign messaging, you'll craft content that is clear, compelling and grounded in evidence.

You'll also play a key role in translating our growing body of research, clinical validation and peer-reviewed publications into engaging stories that strengthen the credibility of our products and position Reviva as a trusted leader in consumer sleep technology.

What you'll be doing:

  • Own the editorial calendar across multiple brands.
  • Write high-quality editorial content for our apps, websites, blogs, newsletters, emails and other user touchpoints.
  • Research, write and edit evidence-based articles on sleep, wellbeing and related health topics, translating complex scientific concepts into clear, engaging content.
  • Work closely with the R&D teams to translate technical concepts into accessible content and help write for online and print publications, journals etc.
  • Help produce content for scientific publications, white papers, conference materials, thought leadership and media opportunities where appropriate.
  • Collaborate with marketing, product and design teams to ensure copy supports an intuitive and encouraging user experience.
  • Use insights from user behaviour and campaign performance to improve content over time.
  • Help guide users through key moments in their wellness journey, from first sign-up to long-term habit-building.
  • Contribute to brand voice guidelines, content frameworks, messaging pillars, and editorial standards.
  • Edit and improve existing content for clarity, tone, structure, readability, accuracy, and engagement.
  • Apply SEO best practices to blog and website content while keeping the writing natural and user-focused.
  • Support product launches with messaging and copy.
  • Use AI tools responsibly to improve content production.

What you'll bring:

  • Experience translating complex scientific or technical subjects into engaging consumer-friendly content.
  • Strong editorial judgement with exceptional attention to detail.
  • Curiosity and an interest in sleep, health, wellbeing or consumer technology.
  • Comfortable interviewing subject matter experts and transforming complex ideas into compelling stories.
  • Experience working with content management systems and AI-assisted writing tools is desirable.
  • The ability to manage multiple projects and hit deadlines.

What we offer

This is an opportunity to shape the editorial voice of products used by millions of people around the world. You'll work at the intersection of consumer technology, behavioural science and digital health, helping translate cutting-edge research into content that genuinely improves people's lives. In addition, we offer:

  • Competitive salary + bonus.
  • Work with a collaborative team in our Shoreditch office with regular socials.
  • Professional growth and ongoing learning opportunities.
  • Hybrid working: We favour a hybrid model, ideally with 4 days in the office, with a minimum requirement of 3 days in the office.

Hiring process:

  1. Introductory conversation with our Content Marketing Lead - CRM & Lifecycle
  2. Interview with our App Manager and our Head of Marketing & Relationship Manager
  3. Writing exercise
  4. Interview with our COO & General Counsel
  5. Interview with our CEO & Founder.
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