The Social Media Producer is a full-time position that functions as a member of the Operations team and is tasked with creating content that deepens engagement with online communities to increase our organization’s reach and impact.
The Social Media Producer reports to the VP of Operations and Philanthropy.
We’re searching for a creative, strategic thinker who can use our multimedia platform tools to turn in- depth news stories into shareable, easily understood content for our growing online audience. Text, audio, video, photography, graphics, animation, gaming, virtual reality — we embrace new approaches to storytelling and love to experiment!
This person will have a finger on the pulse of what Hawaii’s communities are talking about online and provide guidance on how Civil Beat can best inform these communities and be a part of the conversation. With a reader-centric approach, this is someone who perpetuates our commitment to empowering communities with in-depth and investigative journalism that leads to actionable change.
Responsibilities:
Desired Qualifications:
At least 3 years of experience in journalism, marketing, social media content creation, or graphic design.
We are willing to consider great candidates who may not have every skill on our checklist.
Location:
Our newsroom is located in Hawaii on the island of Oahu.
Salary: $65,000 – $75,000.
How to Apply:
Send your cover letter and resume to bnishimoto@civilbeat.org by October 15. We will review submissions on a rolling basis, but will continue accepting new applicants until the position is filled.
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