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4 marketing jobs

2 days ago

Full-Time Limited Term Branded Content Producer

KQED

San Francisco, CA (Hybrid)Full time$92K/yr – $115K/yr

6 days ago

Full-Time Limited Term: Digital Campaign Manager, Corporate Sponsorship

KQED

San Francisco, CA (Hybrid)Temporary$76K/yr – $94K/yr

12 days ago

Director, Brand

KQED

San Francisco, CA (Hybrid)Temporary$126K/yr – $165K/yr

6 weeks ago

Director, Marketing

KQED

San Francisco, CA (Hybrid)Full time$126K/yr – $157K/yr

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KQED

Full-Time Limited Term Branded Content Producer

San Francisco, CA (Hybrid)

$92K/yr – $115K/yrSenior Level5+ years expFull time

Posted 2 days ago

Job Summary

Own and lead multiple branded content productions from kickoff through closeout, balancing client commitments, editorial standards, production budgets, and delivery deadlines while coordinating with sponsorship, legal, editorial, and other internal partners across preproduction, production, and post-production workflows.

Owns project plans, timelines, and budgets across video, social, audio, and digital formats.
Leads client communication, feedback, and approvals from kickoff to final delivery.
Coordinates cross-functional inputs to ensure feasibility, compliance, and brand-safety.

Job Description

Responsibilities

Translate client objectives and KQED audience insights into platform-appropriate concepts, treatments, scripts, scopes of work, deliverables, timelines, and production budgets across video, social, audio, digital, and experiential formats.
Turn around initial creative concepts within 48 hours of receiving an RFP, using a standard template that the Sponsorship team can present to prospective clients.
Participate in pre-sale conversations as needed to present creative concepts, explain production approaches, and answer client questions.
Assess the creative, operational, and financial feasibility of opportunities before they are sold, identifying assumptions, constraints, rights requirements, production capacity, and costs to reflect in the client agreement.
Serve as the primary production contact for clients after a project is sold, leading kickoffs, setting expectations, presenting creative work, managing feedback and approvals, and addressing changes in scope, schedule, or budget.
Own multiple projects simultaneously from kickoff through closeout, balancing client commitments, editorial standards, production capacity, budgets, and delivery deadlines.
Maintain a clear view of active and prospective projects, schedules, budgets, deliverables, dependencies, and resource needs, and communicate risks to leadership and Sponsorship partners.
Coordinate with Sponsorship, Legal, Business Affairs, Editorial, Marketing, Audience Development, Finance, Production Operations, and other internal stakeholders to secure required input and approvals.
Develop and manage pre-production plans, schedules, scopes of work, production budgets, staffing plans, and client expectations for sold projects.
Hire and manage freelance crews, production companies, talent, and other vendors based on the creative and operational needs of each project.

Requirements

5+ years producing branded, sponsored, or commercial content for digital platforms, ideally within a media company, branded content studio, or production company
Demonstrated ability to develop concepts quickly and communicate them clearly in decks and client conversations
Full-lifecycle production experience: budgeting, scheduling, crewing, on-set leadership, and post supervision
Experience managing client relationships during production, including setting expectations and navigating feedback
Working knowledge of post workflows and media management best practices
An existing network of freelancers and production vendors, or the ability to build one quickly
Experience creating scopes of work, production estimates, and change orders, with a demonstrated ability to manage scope, budget, and client expectations
Strong project-management skills and experience managing multiple productions with overlapping deadlines
Strong editorial judgment and the ability to recognize and escalate brand-safety, disclosure, rights, or sponsor-influence concerns
Experience working with legal agreements, talent and location releases, licensing, insurance requirements, and production rights clearances

Preferred

Experience at a public media organization or mission-driven brand
Familiarity with FTC disclosure standards for sponsored and branded content
Short-form social video production experience (Reels, TikTok, YouTube)
Experience working alongside unionized production environments

KQED

3.9 Glassdoor

Your Northern California NPR and PBS stations, offering a community-supported, non-profit alternative to commercial media.Through Public Television, Public Radio, Interactive, and Education, KQED provides citizens with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions; convene community dialogue; bring the arts to everyone; and engage audiences to share their stories. KQED helps students and teachers thrive in 21st century classrooms, and takes people of all ages on journeys of exploration—exposing them to new people, places and ideas. KQED celebrates diversity, embraces innovation, values lifelong learning and partners with those who share our passion for public service.

Founded in 1954

San Francisco, California, USA

595 employees (298 in marketing)

www.kqed.org

79% recommend to a friend

79% CEO approval

Salaries

Posted range

$92K/yr – $115K/yr

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Marketing Team

Marketing Team Size

219 (37% of company)

Median Tenure

9.3 years

Marketing Roles Posted (Last 30 Days)

Funding

Total Funding

$400K

Last Raise

$200K

Grant, 2 years ago

Funding History

Dec 2023
Grant • $200K
Jan 2022
Grant • $200K

Traffic Signals

Monthly Visitors

1.7M

Monthly Google Ads Budget

$1.4M

Traffic Source Mix

40.2%

Direct

48.1%

Referral

7.4%

Social

3.8%

Paid

0.4%

Headcount Trend

Current headcount: ~595

Recent News

Samin Nosrat on Nourishing Food, Community and All the ‘Good Things’

Oct 1, 2025 • KQED

California’s NPR and PBS Stations Will Cut Staff and Programs After Funding Slashed

Jul 26, 2025 • KQED

California’s NPR and PBS stations cutting staff, programs after funding slashed

Jul 25, 2025 • Business News: Pasadena Star-News

Links

www.kqed.org

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Responsibilities

Translate client objectives and KQED audience insights into platform-appropriate concepts, treatments, scripts, scopes of work, deliverables, timelines, and production budgets across video, social, audio, digital, and experiential formats.
Turn around initial creative concepts within 48 hours of receiving an RFP, using a standard template that the Sponsorship team can present to prospective clients.
Participate in pre-sale conversations as needed to present creative concepts, explain production approaches, and answer client questions.
Assess the creative, operational, and financial feasibility of opportunities before they are sold, identifying assumptions, constraints, rights requirements, production capacity, and costs to reflect in the client agreement.
Serve as the primary production contact for clients after a project is sold, leading kickoffs, setting expectations, presenting creative work, managing feedback and approvals, and addressing changes in scope, schedule, or budget.
Own multiple projects simultaneously from kickoff through closeout, balancing client commitments, editorial standards, production capacity, budgets, and delivery deadlines.
Maintain a clear view of active and prospective projects, schedules, budgets, deliverables, dependencies, and resource needs, and communicate risks to leadership and Sponsorship partners.
Coordinate with Sponsorship, Legal, Business Affairs, Editorial, Marketing, Audience Development, Finance, Production Operations, and other internal stakeholders to secure required input and approvals.
Develop and manage pre-production plans, schedules, scopes of work, production budgets, staffing plans, and client expectations for sold projects.
Hire and manage freelance crews, production companies, talent, and other vendors based on the creative and operational needs of each project.

Requirements

5+ years producing branded, sponsored, or commercial content for digital platforms, ideally within a media company, branded content studio, or production company
Demonstrated ability to develop concepts quickly and communicate them clearly in decks and client conversations
Full-lifecycle production experience: budgeting, scheduling, crewing, on-set leadership, and post supervision
Experience managing client relationships during production, including setting expectations and navigating feedback
Working knowledge of post workflows and media management best practices
An existing network of freelancers and production vendors, or the ability to build one quickly
Experience creating scopes of work, production estimates, and change orders, with a demonstrated ability to manage scope, budget, and client expectations
Strong project-management skills and experience managing multiple productions with overlapping deadlines
Strong editorial judgment and the ability to recognize and escalate brand-safety, disclosure, rights, or sponsor-influence concerns
Experience working with legal agreements, talent and location releases, licensing, insurance requirements, and production rights clearances

Preferred

Experience at a public media organization or mission-driven brand
Familiarity with FTC disclosure standards for sponsored and branded content
Short-form social video production experience (Reels, TikTok, YouTube)
Experience working alongside unionized production environments