AI Social Media Coordinator

Responsibilities

• Put the client experience and publishing accuracy at the heart of everything you do.
• Optimise YouTube content with effective titles, thumbnails, copy, metadata, and publishing checks.
• Schedule, review, and coordinate social content across YouTube channels and social networks.
• Support day-to-day community management across client social channels by monitoring and responding to audience comments and messages in line with agreed brand guidance, and escalating sensitive or complex interactions appropriately.
• Clear dependencies proactively, including assets, copy, captions, approvals, account access, platform requirements, timings, and client expectations.
• Coordinate with client contacts and Storm’s content production, copywriting, captioning, and social teams so work moves without avoidable gaps or surprises.
• Use AI tools and workflow systems to support repeatable coordination work, including calendar planning, dependency chasing, content checks, research, account audits, reporting, and documentation.
• Review AI-assisted work critically before it reaches clients, platforms, or internal stakeholders.
• Research clients’ shows, movies, channels, competitors, and audiences so social recommendations are grounded in useful context.
• Monitor social platform updates and identify practical changes that matter for client accounts.

Requirements

• Hands-on social media coordination, publishing, community, content operations, or adjacent digital experience.
• Practical AI fluency: you have used AI tools in real work, study, or personal projects, and can explain how you check their output.
• Strong attention to detail, especially around copy, timing, assets, approvals, account selection, links, platform requirements, and final pre-publish checks.
• Clear written communication and the ability to explain what is done, what is blocked, what is risky, and what needs a decision.
• Strong organisation and workload management across multiple accounts, deadlines, and stakeholders.
• Comfort using social publishing tools, spreadsheets, project management systems, documentation, and other workflow tools.
• A systems mindset: you see repeated work as something that can be made clearer, safer, and more efficient.
• Curiosity about social platforms, audience behaviour, entertainment brands, and the changing AI tooling landscape.
• Sound judgment about when to act independently, when to ask, when to escalate, and when not to publish.
• Ability to analyse information qualitatively and quantitatively, then turn it into useful recommendations.

Preferred

• Practical AI fluency: you have used AI tools in real work, study, or personal projects, and can explain how you check their output.
• A systems mindset: you see repeated work as something that can be made clearer, safer, and more efficient.