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# Content CRO/UX Specialist

- **Company:** Hostinger
- **Location:** Madrid, Spain
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** HTML, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Software as a Service, Web Hosting Services, Data Analytics
- **Published:** July 30, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.adzuna.es/contact-us.html

## About the Role

+ 3+ years of experience in CRO/UX field
 + Experience working with long-form content formats
 + UX thinking that goes beyond aesthetics - you can diagnose why users don't convert
 + Analytical rigor - you're comfortable with data, know its limits, and make data-driven decisions with confidence rather than gut feel
 + Ability to write or direct conversion copy that stays on-brand
 + Strong prioritization instincts - more ideas than available time is the default, and you're comfortable with that
 + Nice to have: experience in a content-led or SEO-heavy environment, familiarity with SaaS/web hosting conversion patterns, or basic HTML/CSS knowledge

## Description

Content CRO/UX Specialist in the Content team. As part of Hostinger's Content team, you'll be responsible for owning how our content converts - from building the CRO roadmap and designing UX improvements to measuring what works and scaling it. In this role, you'll collaborate closely with SEO, Brand, Product, and Websites teams.
Curious to learn more? Connect with your team: Vakare Simanaityte, Head of Content

Your day-to-day

 + Own the CRO strategy for blog and tutorials - identify the biggest conversion opportunities, maintain a prioritised hypothesis backlog, and set quarterly OKRs
 + Design and implement UX improvements: layouts, CTAs, page structure, and copy direction for conversion elements
 + Set up and run A/B and multivariate tests with pre-defined hypotheses and kill criteria
 + Analyse test results to statistical significance and document every finding - win, loss, or inconclusive
 + Ensure winning tests get rolled out; don't let them sit in staging
 + Align with the Head of Content on roadmap, brand voice, and conversion trends


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