Responsibilities

• Own strategy and day-to-day management of MOCA's social channels across major platforms.
• Lead content planning and publishing to support exhibitions, programs, and institutional initiatives.
• Collaborate with curatorial, education, advancement, and programming teams to maintain editorial voice.
• Produce multimedia content and oversee live program coverage, including photo and video assets.
• Engage with online audiences and monitor platform activity with timely responses.
• Oversee performance tracking, reporting, and coordination of paid and organic campaigns.
• Partner with external collaborators to extend reach and impact.
• Able to grow digital communities through ongoing engagement and dialogue.
• Ensure effective use of emerging tools and channels for audience growth.
• Capture and edit multimedia content, including video interviews and on-site coverage.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in a related field preferred.
• 2–4 years of experience in a similar social media role with content creation.
• Experience managing content for multiple platforms and understanding platform best practices.
• Experience managing rights and reproductions of contemporary artworks, including licensing.
• Experience working with contemporary artists for proper representation.
• Proficiency with media monitoring, CMS, and project tools like Sprout, Asana, Cision.
• Strong collaboration skills across departments and teams.
• Understanding of the arts and Los Angeles arts community.
• Ability to manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment.
• Strong writing/editing skills for diverse audiences and platforms.

Preferred

• Experience filming and editing across formats, including long-form video.
• Familiarity with emerging social platforms and analytics tools.