Bid Writer

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Bid Writer

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BID Writer

Bid Writer

Bid Writer - Office-Based (Hybrid Potential) - £35,000 + Performance-Based Increases

Are you a skilled writer with a talent for crafting compelling proposals? Do you thrive in a fast-paced environment where your words can make a tangible impact? Talentia Group is looking for a Bid Writer to join our growing team and help us secure key business opportunities.

About the Role

As a Bid Writer, you will play a vital role in the company's success by producing persuasive, high-quality bids that effectively communicate our expertise in recruitment solutions. You'll collaborate with various teams to develop proposals that align with client needs and our strategic goals.

Key Responsibilities

Writing & Editing: Develop clear, concise, and compelling bid responses tailored to specific client requirements.
Bid Coordination: Manage the end-to-end bid process, ensuring accuracy and compliance with deadlines.
Collaboration: Work closely with Sales, Operations, and Delivery teams to extract key insights and position Talentia as the ideal partner.
Research & Strategy: Analyse client requirements, competitor offerings, and market trends to enhance bid quality.
Content Development: Maintain a library of well-researched, up-to-date bid content and case studies.

What We're Looking For

Experience: Proven experience in bid writing or a strong understanding of recruitment with excellent writing skills.
Skills: Strong research, writing, and proofreading abilities, with an eye for detail.
Mindset: Self-motivated, deadline-driven, and able to manage multiple bids simultaneously.
Collaboration: A team player with strong communication skills.
Technical Knowledge: Proficiency in Microsoft Office and familiarity with bid management tools is a plus.

Why Join Talentia?

Competitive salary with performance-based increases.
Office-based role with hybrid working potential.
25 days annual leave + bank holidays.
Ongoing professional development and training opportunities.
Be part of an ambitious, supportive, and growing company.If you're ready to apply your writing skills in a fast-moving, results-driven environment, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today!

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