Social Media Coordinator Extraordinaire Wanted!
What You’ll Be Doing:
- Develop jaw-dropping content calendars that’ll make our followers hit that “like” button faster than you can say “viral”
- Wrangle our teammates for video shoots (don’t worry, we don’t bite!)
- Channel your inner Spielberg to shoot and edit video footage that’ll make Hollywood jealous
- Master the art of scheduling posts across social platforms (because timing is everything, darling)
- Craft video ads for Meta and LinkedIn that’ll stop scrollers in their tracks
- Unleash your inner wordsmith to create long-form web pages that’ll keep readers glued to their screens
- Design visuals for web pages that are so good, they should be in a museum
- Manage our Social Media channels and update with fun and informative content
- 2 years + of Social Media /Content Marketing experience
Your Superpowers:
- A portfolio that showcases your social media sorcery and video editing wizardry
- Proficiency in video editing software (bonus points if you can edit with your eyes closed)
- A way with words that would make Shakespeare weep with envy
- Graphic design skills that’ll make our brand look like a million bucks
- The ability to juggle multiple projects without breaking a sweat
- A sense of humor (because let’s face it, social media can be a wild ride)
The Cherry on Top:
- Competitive salary (because we know talent when we see it)
- A fun, dynamic work environment where your creativity can flourish
- The chance to work with a team that’s as passionate about social media as you are
If you’re ready to take your social media game to the next level and join a company that values creativity and innovation, we want to hear from you! Apply now and let’s create some social media magic together! Please send your resume to HR@sep.ca
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