Social Media Orchestrator

Responsibilities

• Manage social media at scale: Oversee hundreds of accounts across platforms including TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube.
• Work with AI agents: Use AI-powered tools and automated workflows to coordinate content creation, publishing, monitoring, and optimization.
• Understand content performance: Study how different formats, hooks, editing styles, captions, and creative approaches perform across audiences, niches, and genres.
• Run experiments: Develop hypotheses, test different creative strategies, analyze results, and apply what you learn.
• Identify patterns: Recognize emerging trends, shifts in audience behavior, and opportunities to improve content distribution.
• Make data-driven decisions: Monitor engagement, retention, watch time, shares, reach, and other performance indicators to understand what works.
• Solve problems independently: Identify operational issues, prioritize effectively, and take ownership of solutions.
• Improve our systems: Help refine how AI agents, content workflows, and social media operations function together.

Requirements

• Exceptional social media intuition: You can look at a piece of content and develop an informed opinion about whether it will perform, who it will resonate with, and why.
• Analytical thinking: You enjoy looking at numbers, identifying patterns, and testing ideas rather than relying entirely on gut feelings.
• Understanding of internet culture: You're familiar with different online communities, content genres, audience behaviors, and platform-specific trends.
• Experience managing accounts: You've grown, operated, or managed social media pages, whether for yourself, clients, businesses, or online communities.
• Comfort with AI and technology: You're excited to use AI agents and learn new tools to accomplish things at unprecedented scale. Experience is valuable, but curiosity and adaptability matter more.
• Strong judgment under pressure: You can manage competing priorities, make decisions independently, and remain composed when things get complicated.
• High ownership: You're comfortable being responsible for important outcomes and don't need someone constantly telling you what to do.
• Intellectual curiosity: You constantly ask questions, challenge assumptions, and look for ways to improve.