unidosus

unidosus

Senior Manager, Social Media

Washington, DC · Senior

Sponsorship not specified$90k-$105kDetected 25 days ago
Graphic DesignContent CalendarsVideo ProductionCommunication

About the role

  • About UnidosUS UnidosUS is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that serves as the nation's largest Hispanic civil rights and advocacy organization.
  • Since 1968, we have built a stronger America by creating opportunities for Latinos and breaking down barriers to expand economic and social progress for all.
  • For more information on UnidosUS, visit www.unidosus.org or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X and Threads.

Responsibilities

  • UnidosUS seeks a social media professional to help lead the strategy, voice, and growth of the organization's social media presence across all platforms.
  • The Senior Manager will work collaboratively to help develop and implement daily content creation and execute platform management that raises awareness and drives engagement among key audiences.

Requirements

  • Additional in-office days may be required as needed.

Compensation

  • $90,000-$105,000
  • Essential Functions:
  • Strategy and Execution
  • Apply knowledge and concepts of social media to develop and manage project plans and daily activities under deadline.
  • With knowledge of principles of mobile-first graphic design and video production, m anage end-to-end video production for social platforms, scripting, shooting and editing short-form videos for institutional channels.
  • Works effectively across functional teams and other components as needed in managing institutional social media strategies, including scheduling organic posts, drafting copy, designing simple graphics or videos, and reporting results.

Benefits

  • Help manage social content calendar and the development of original, platform-native content, short-form video, graphics, copy, and live coverage under the supervision of the Director of Social Media.

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