Responsibilities

• Create and edit social content: posts, short-form video, graphics, clips, captions, and carousels
• Repurpose long-form content into platform-specific pieces
• Pull the strongest moments from longer videos and turn them into Shorts, Reels, and other short-form cuts
• Build and maintain a content calendar that keeps a steady presence without adding work for leadership
• Schedule and publish approved content
• Help run campaigns around a recently launched e-book, including quotes, short videos, career insights, and book content
• Track channel performance and recommend what to do more of, less of, and try next
• Protect the distinct voice and standards of multiple organizations that each have their own unique audience, and good content should sound like the people behind it

Requirements

• A degree is not required. Demonstrated ability, creative instinct, judgment, and initiative matter far more. You might be a student, recent grad, early-career marketer, or independent creator who learned by building something yourself.
• Have personally created social content and helped something grow: an account, a channel, a project, or a brand
• Understand why some content stops the scroll and some gets ignored
• Know that LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube each need a different approach
• Write naturally and avoid generic, corporate-sounding copy
• Work well from a loose creative brief and take feedback without losing initiative
• Are organized, dependable, and don't need someone looking over your shoulder
• Use AI and modern creative tools to produce more high-quality work with less manual effort
• Discretion Matters: Some of our client work sits in the national security space. All content is built exclusively from source material we clear and provide. This role requires discretion, sound judgment, and comfort working inside clear publishing guardrails.

Preferred

• Big Bonus: Video Editing
• Video skills are highly desirable. Ideally you can edit raw footage into polished long-form video, find the best moments, cut Shorts and Reels, add captions, graphics, music, and basic motion, create thumbnails, and understand hooks, pacing, and retention. Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, CapCut, Canva, or similar are all fine. We care more about the quality of your work than the software.