Responsibilities

• Run our platform’s social media accounts. Create and publish content at least daily, engage with comments and questions, and test different formats to understand what resonates.
• Manage our Reddit community. Welcome contributors, encourage useful discussions, answer routine questions, and bring feedback and recurring issues to our team. Help build a community where people feel heard and want to participate.
• Recruit contributors through online channels. Find relevant communities and promote paid opportunities on Reddit, Craigslist, Handshake, campus groups, and other channels. Adapt your messaging to each audience and follow each community’s posting rules.
• Find and test creative growth tactics. Explore new places to reach contributors, try different messages and approaches, and turn successful experiments into repeatable practices.
• Build monitoring and reporting. Set up tools to track conversations and channel performance. Measure engagement, traffic, signups, and—working with our team—which channels bring contributors who complete approved work.
• Bring contributor insights back to the team. Help us understand what attracts people, what confuses them, and what would make them more likely to participate.

Requirements

• Hands-on social media experience. You’ve actively created content and managed an account. Ideally, you operate your own social presence or have built an audience around a personal interest, project, or community. You can explain what you tried, what worked, and what you learned.
• Experience recruiting or mobilizing people. This could mean recruiting for a company, growing a student club, organizing volunteers, bringing people to events, or getting a community involved in a project. You know how to reach people and turn interest into participation.
• Creative growth instincts. You look beyond the obvious channels and standard playbooks. You can come up with an unconventional idea, explain why it might work, and test it without needing a large budget.
• You should also write clearly, use good judgment in public conversations, and follow through consistently. You’re comfortable with spreadsheets and basic analytics, and willing to learn tools that make monitoring, publishing, and reporting easier.

Preferred

• Hands-on social media experience. You’ve actively created content and managed an account. Ideally, you operate your own social presence or have built an audience around a personal interest, project, or community. You can explain what you tried, what worked, and what you learned.
• Experience recruiting or mobilizing people. This could mean recruiting for a company, growing a student club, organizing volunteers, bringing people to events, or getting a community involved in a project. You know how to reach people and turn interest into participation.
• Creative growth instincts. You look beyond the obvious channels and standard playbooks. You can come up with an unconventional idea, explain why it might work, and test it without needing a large budget.