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Remote content developer jobs are open across the U.S. at remote-first companies and distributed teams in sectors from SaaS and e-learning to healthcare technology and financial services. Employers hiring remote content developers right now include Ozmo, Pearson, and Wiz Soluções. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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About Us
Welcome to Merchant Guild, where passion meets purpose!
We are a consulting and support agency dedicated to empowering the trading card game (TCG) and tabletop gaming industry.
Our mission is not just to grow sales but to ignite the spirit of adventure within the hobby ecosystem, helping local game stores thrive.
Through tailored strategies, market insights, and hands-on support, we equip retailers, distributors, and publishers to embrace the exciting future of gaming.
Join us in shaping an industry where collaboration, creativity, and opportunity drive lasting success.
Location: US-Remote or Europe-Remote.
Reports to: Director of Learning & Ecosystem Development (Working Title)
Role Purpose
Design, develop, and continuously improve Merchant Guild's educational portfolio by transforming publisher and game expertise into scalable learning experiences that support publishers, retailers, event staff, and the broader tabletop industry. This is a hands-on content development role: the Learning Content Developer builds, publishes, and maintains engaging digital learning content within Merchant Guild's LMS, working directly with internal teams, publishers, and subject matter experts to turn game and product knowledge into interactive learning experiences at scale.
Mission
Build the industry's highest-quality tabletop educational content by combining instructional design expertise with deep publisher and game knowledge — creating learning experiences that are engaging, scalable, and commercially valuable.
Primary Areas of Ownership:
Learning Design
- Develop e-learning courses, self-paced modules, interactive lessons, videos, quizzes, assessments, and certification content within the LMS.
- Translate complex game and product information into clear, learner-focused content.
- Write scripts, learner guides, facilitator materials, job aids, and reference documents.
- Design learning paths tailored to distinct audiences (staff, retailers, judges, publishers).
Educational Portfolio
Build and maintain content across:
- Publisher education and product knowledge
- Internal staff and event staff onboarding
- Retail partner education and demo scripts
- Judge certification
- Sales enablement
- New product launches and game demonstrations
Content Governance
- Own the educational content lifecycle end-to-end.
- Coordinate game-specific SMEs to keep content accurate and current.
- Manage learning assets and drive continuous curriculum improvement.
Success Looks Like
- High-quality learning content delivered on schedule, with strong learner completion and satisfaction rates.
- Accurate, current educational content across all audiences and consistent certification/onboarding standards.
- A well-organized, scalable LMS content library with reusable assets across publishers.
- Strong publisher satisfaction and rapid turnaround on new learning materials supporting business initiatives.
Strategic Impact
- Ensures educational consistency across publishers.
- Enables rapid launch of new educational programs.
- Creates reusable learning assets that scale across multiple clients.
Year One Priorities:
- Establish foundational LMS content and a repeatable content-development process.
- Build onboarding curriculum for internal staff and event staffing.
- Launch initial certification pathways for publishers, retailers, and judges.
- Create standardized publisher curriculum templates for future course development.
- Produce product education content for key publishing partners.
- Establish SME development processes and organize/maintain the LMS content library.
- Measure learner engagement and iterate on course effectiveness.
Qualifications:
- Experience in instructional design, curriculum development, or e-learning content creation, ideally within an LMS environment.
- Familiarity with the tabletop/TCG industry required — understanding of how publishers, retailers, judges, and organized play function (e.g., certification structures, demo/product education norms, event operations) is essential to translating SME knowledge accurately.
- Strong writing skills across formats: scripts, job aids, facilitator guides, assessments.
- Ability to work cross-functionally with publishers and internal SMEs who may not have instructional design backgrounds.
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Top Industries Hiring
- Technology & Software
- Education
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in remote content developer jobs.
- Bachelor's degree in communications, English, instructional design, or a related field
- Proficiency in e-learning authoring tools such as Articulate Storyline or Adobe Captivate
- Experience writing and editing content for digital platforms or learning management systems
- Strong understanding of instructional design principles and adult learning theory
- Ability to manage multiple content projects and meet editorial deadlines consistently
- Familiarity with content management systems and basic HTML or structured authoring tools
Tips for Your Remote Content Developer Job Search
Build a portfolio that works asynchronously
Remote hiring managers review your work before they ever meet you. Organize published samples by content type and audience so a reviewer can assess your range in minutes without asking follow-up questions. Links to live content pages carry more weight than PDFs.
Demonstrate async communication in your application
Remote content developer teams run on written communication. Write a cover note that is specific, well-structured, and free of filler so it signals the same discipline you would bring to content briefs, style guides, and cross-functional Slack threads on the job.
Apply early to remote roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists remote content developer openings from across the U.S. in one place. Search by role and apply directly to the ones that match your background before postings close, since remote roles attract applicants from every time zone.
Highlight your content tooling experience clearly
Call out the specific content management systems, SEO tools, and collaborative writing platforms you know, such as WordPress, Contentful, or Google Docs with version history. Remote employers need confidence you can operate their stack from day one without in-person onboarding.
Remote Content Developer Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a remote content developer job?
Target companies that already run distributed teams, since they have the workflows and tooling to onboard remote content developers without hand-holding. Remote employers screen hard for async communication skills, self-directed project management, and the ability to write clearly without back-and-forth clarification. A portfolio that shows finished, published work and familiarity with content management systems gives you a concrete edge over candidates who can only describe what they have done.
Which companies hire remote content developers?
Employers currently hiring remote content developers include Ozmo, Pearson, and Wiz Soluções, per current remote listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Remote-first SaaS companies, e-learning platforms, and distributed marketing teams account for a large share of open roles.
Can you get a remote content developer job with no experience?
Yes, but remote entry-level content developer roles are harder to land because employers expect you to work independently from day one with minimal oversight. Startups and content agencies with fully remote teams are the most likely to take a chance on newer candidates. A portfolio of self-initiated projects, volunteer writing, or freelance work demonstrates you can deliver finished content without an in-office support structure.
Do you need a degree for remote content developer jobs?
Not always. Remote employers for this role weigh your writing samples, content management system experience, and demonstrated ability to produce accurate, well-structured content more heavily than a specific credential. A strong portfolio and documented results often carry more weight than a degree field, though some employers in regulated industries such as healthcare or finance do list a bachelor's as a baseline requirement.
Which industries hire the most remote content developers?
Most remote content developer openings sit in Technology & Software and Education, per current remote listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Those sectors tend to run fully distributed product and marketing teams that need ongoing content production without a physical office.
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