33 Publishing jobs in Singapore

Permanent , 5 days, Eunos

Job scope

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·    Higer Nitec in Graphic Design,Visual Communication , or similar.

·    Skilled in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign .

·    Understands printing setup, colour (CMYK/RGB), and scaling .

·    Knows about signage materials and printing processes.

Added advantage

·    Experience in signage or print production is an advantage.

Products and Solutions team – HP Industrial Print, Asia Pacific & Japan
HP Indigo Products and Solutions team is part of the HP Industrial business organization. We are the leader in the digital commercial and Labels and Packaging printing market and have the widest and most unique portfolio in the industry. We are 100% committed to delivering our customers the best‐in‐class products, services and business support. We are looking for a passionate professional to help us continue delivering this commitment in the market and drive the growth of the business cross Asia region!
This is a customer centric and solution‐oriented role with a lot of high touch customers, channels and additional interfaces interactions with business acumen as well as hands‐on crafting of GTM Product related deliverables. You have the best product management, business and technical skills and end to end view of production and business consultancy skills around. You feel at ease with technical deep dives as well as leading business discussions with clients. You’re passionate about engaging your customers for a solution, winning projects and providing top level of support for our HP Industrial sales team activities. You have impeccable interpersonal skills, a team player and can create win/win environments for all parties. If this is you, we would like you to join our team and help us to lead our business to the next phase!
What a PWP & Publishing Category Manager does at HP:
HP PWP Platforms product portfolio and project management with end‐to‐end solution implementation for prospects and customers.
Supports and progresses the development of Step of sale cycle (Hardware opportunity)
Product life cycle and NPI (New Products) management in collaboration with Global Business Unit (GBU).
Defines product pricing and sales strategy for the commercial PWP market, creates sales programs and pricing tools to achieve business objectives.
Drives sales cycles and provides technical and commercial expertise and support to the regional teams.
Covers a wide range of application from GCP, Commercial print, and publishing
Masters the competitive landscape and proactively offers tools to counter programs vs. competition, working with each of the countries. Has a deep understanding of competitive insights.
Definition and execution of the category business plan for the commercial segment, across all disciplines.
Visits customers on site, lead projects remotely end to end and work with HP Channel partners and solution partners.
Leverages HP Singapore and partners resources for the right solution with the extended team, from GEC, service, training and our partners facilities to strive for solutions.
Understands customers mindset and ecosystem from production to business transformation needs.
Be a trusted advisor to customers and act with a full end to end hands‐on mindset and practice.
Be a focal point for knowledge transfer, insights sharing and work in collaboration with Service & GBU, GEC, partners and GTM Organization. Works with Products and solution team members on related cross segment projects to facilitate penetration into countries and segments per business priorities. Provides feedback on market trends and needs for future developments.
Develops direct communications and relationships with assigned accounts to enable incremental business, removes deal barriers, maintains high satisfaction and NPS (=Net Promoter Score) while assisting them to achieve their business goals.
Be driven, be team player, customers first mindset and lead with expertise.
Individuals who do well in this role at HP, usually possess:
Bachelor’s Degree in engineering/Master in Science or a technical field or similar relevant background; MBA preferred but not essential.
Hands on industrial, production, product management or development experience from relevant fields
Experienced with digital printing technology as preference or relevant industry experience form other vendors, packaging converting, brands, digital print ecosystem, Print service providers PSP
Minimum 8 years of proven professional experience in technical consulting with focus on presales and solution finding involving high‐touch customer facing or technical account management roles
Experienced in working cross organizations of different sizes with multiple levels of stakeholders including operational, production, senior management and executive contacts.
Deep technical knowledge of the print business and production workflow as preference
Perfect written and verbal communication skills and presentation capabilities.
Details oriented and analytical with great presentation skills and amazing project management capabilities
Ability to manage numerous complex projects in parallel while delivering clear outcomes and communicate comprehensive path toward a solution
A strong team player, yet a self‐starter with strong sense of accountability and self‐driven
Thrives in a multi–tasking environment and can adjust priorities on the fly
Operational – managing PNs, inventory, OS upgrades, HW upgrades, supporting deals, etc.
Entrepreneurship – ability to guide, promote and inspire GTM org, customers and prospects
Comfortable with up to 30% travel
Sustainable impact is HP’s commitment to create positive, lasting change for the planet, its people, and our communities. This serves as a guiding principle for delivering on our corporate vision – to create technology that makes life better for everyone, everywhere.
HP is a Human Capital Partner – we commit to human capital development and adopting progressive workplace practices in Singapore.
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Products and Solutions team - HP Industrial Print, Asia Pacific & Japan

HP Indigo Products and Solutions team is part of the HP Industrial business organization. We are the leader in the digital commercial and Labels and Packaging printing market and have the widest and most unique portfolio in the industry. We are 100% committed to delivering our customers the best-in-class products, services and business support. We are looking for a passionate professional to help us continue delivering this commitment in the market and drive the growth of the business cross Asia region!

This is a customer centric and solution-oriented role with a lot of high touch customers, channels and additional interfaces interactions with business acumen as well as hands-on crafting of GTM Product related deliverables. You have the best product management, business and technical skills and end to end view of production and business consultancy skills around. You feel at ease with technical deep dives as well as leading business discussions with clients. You’re passionate about engaging your customers for a solution, winning projects and providing top level of support for our HP Industrial sales team activities. You have impeccable interpersonal skills, a team player and can create win/win environments for all parties. If this is you, we would like you to join our team and help us to lead our business to the next phase!

What a PWP & Publishing Category Manager does at HP:

• HP PWP Platforms product portfolio and project management with end-to-end solution implementation for prospects and customers.
• Supports and progresses the development of Step of sale cycle (Hardware opportunity)
• Product life cycle and NPI (New Products) management in collaboration with Global Business Unit (GBU).
• Defines product pricing and sales strategy for the commercial PWP market, creates sales programs and pricing tools to achieve business objectives.
• Drives sales cycles and provides technical and commercial expertise and support to the regional teams.
• Covers a wide range of application from GCP, Commercial print, and publishing
• Masters the competitive landscape and proactively offers tools to counter programs vs. competition, working with each of the countries. Has a deep understanding of competitive insights.
• Definition and execution of the category business plan for the commercial segment, across all disciplines.
• Visits customers on site, lead projects remotely end to end and work with HP Channel partners and solution partners.
• Leverages HP Singapore and partners resources for the right solution with the extended team, from GEC, service, training and our partners facilities to strive for solutions.
• Understands customers mindset and ecosystem from production to business transformation needs.
• Be a trusted advisor to customers and act with a full end to end hands-on mindset and practice.
• Be a focal point for knowledge transfer, insights sharing and work in collaboration with Service & GBU, GEC, partners and GTM Organization. Works with Products and solution team members on related cross segment projects to facilitate penetration into countries and segments per business priorities. Provides feedback on market trends and needs for future developments.
• Develops direct communications and relationships with assigned accounts to enable incremental business, removes deal barriers, maintains high satisfaction and NPS (=Net Promoter Score) while assisting them to achieve their business goals.
• Be driven, be team player, customers first mindset and lead with expertise.

Individuals who do well in this role at HP, usually possess:

• Bachelor’s Degree in engineering/Master in Science or a technical field or similar relevant background; MBA preferred but not essential.
• Hands on industrial, production, product management or development experience from relevant fields
• Experienced with digital printing technology as preference or relevant industry experience form other vendors, packaging converting, brands, digital print ecosystem, Print service providers PSP
• Minimum 8 years of proven professional experience in technical consulting with focus on presales and solution finding involving high-touch customer facing or technical account management roles
• Experienced in working cross organizations of different sizes with multiple levels of stakeholders including operational, production, senior management and executive contacts.
• Deep technical knowledge of the print business and production workflow as preference
• Perfect written and verbal communication skills and presentation capabilities.
• Details oriented and analytical with great presentation skills and amazing project management capabilities
• Ability to manage numerous complex projects in parallel while delivering clear outcomes and communicate comprehensive path toward a solution
• A strong team player, yet a self-starter with strong sense of accountability and self-driven
• Thrives in a multi–tasking environment and can adjust priorities on the fly
• Operational - managing PNs, inventory, OS upgrades, HW upgrades, supporting deals, etc.
• Entrepreneurship - ability to guide, promote and inspire GTM org, customers and prospects
• Comfortable with up to 30% travel

Sustainable impact is HP’s commitment to create positive, lasting change for the planet, its people, and our communities. This serves as a guiding principle for delivering on our corporate vision – to create technology that makes life better for everyone, everywhere.

HP is a Human Capital Partner – we commit to human capital development and adopting progressive workplace practices in Singapore.

Overview
COMPANY DESCRIPTION
Singapore Art Museum opened in 1996 as the first art museum in Singapore. Also known as SAM, we present contemporary art from a Southeast Asian perspective for artists, art lovers and the art curious in multiple venues across the island, including a new venue in the historic port area of Tanjong Pagar.
SAM is building one of the world's most important public collections of Southeast Asian contemporary art, with the aim of connecting the art and the artists to the public and future generations through exhibitions and programmes. SAM is working towards a humane and sustainable future by committing to responsible practices within its processes.
For more information, visit
Responsibilities
The Singapore Art Museum (SAM) is a leading site for contemporary art and futurist thinking in Southeast Asia. While exhibitions remain vital, SAM's commitment to thinking in public extends beyond the gallery, through language, platforms, publishing, and cultural authorship. The Assistant Director, Interpretation and Publishing leads this effort. The role is responsible for shaping how curatorial research, artist inquiry, acquisitions, and institutional philosophies are expressed beyond the wall text through editorial direction, publishing strategy, digital platforms, and new storytelling formats. This is not a curatorial role in the traditional sense. Rather, it is a role for someone who understands that contemporary art institutions produce meaning through writing, structure, and public-facing ideas. The Assistant Director produces and manages intelligent, precise, and resonant content that connects the museum's thinking with its publics — across print, digital, audio, and experimental formats.
Responsibilities
Narrative Strategy & Storytelling
Shape the museum's public voice through a publishing and storytelling strategy that reflects intellectual rigour, clarity, and contemporary relevance.
Develop a storytelling ecosystem across platforms: exhibition texts, books, essays, digital features, audio guides, toolkits, and special projects.
Treat storytelling not as explanation but as a critical, curatorial-adjacent act of thinking in public.
Establish and oversee editorial frameworks that support multiple writing voices while maintaining high standards of thought and tone.
Project & Platform Leadership
Lead the production of print and digital projects linked to SAM's exhibitions, acquisitions, public programmes, and the Singapore Biennale.
Work with team members and across departments to coordinate content production: budgeting, scheduling, editing, rights, translation, and vendor coordination.
Build workflows and templates that support editorial clarity and multi-format publishing, including experimental formats and digital-first content.
Maintain coherence in voice and philosophy across all platforms and outputs.
Cross-Platform & Technological Innovation
Adapt curatorial and institutional content across diverse interfaces: web, mobile, AR/VR, print, audio, and physical spaces, while maintaining intellectual depth.
Use AI and machine learning tools where appropriate to support accessibility, multilingual engagement, and adaptive storytelling.
Draw on data insights, UX research, and reader feedback to continually refine how SAM communicates complex ideas.
Institutional Knowledge and Public Thinking
Contribute to SAM's evolving institutional memory by overseeing documentation and publishing of research output.
Improve workflows and maintain strategic oversight of SAM's curatorial reference library and archive.
Support museum-wide efforts to build a culture of writing and language precision.
Champion inclusive, accessible, and multilingual content strategies across all publishing efforts to appeal to different publics and engage new audiences.
Team Leadership & Mentorship
Lead a sharp, agile team of editors, content creators, and digital producers—shaping a studio-style environment grounded in experimentation, precision, and mutual respect.
Mentor emerging talent with an eye toward future publishing models and cross-disciplinary thinking, encouraging bold ideas and critical dialogue.
Build internal capacity by initiating toolkits, and labs around storytelling, writing for different platforms, AI-enhanced workflows, and inclusive language practices.
Publishing Strategy & Trade
Oversee dissemination strategies for SAM publications—both print and digital—including inventory, co-publishing models, and sales channels.
Work in close partnership with National Gallery Singapore to align logistical and regional strategies.
Others
Assist the Chief Curator and Director's Office in drafting speeches, institutional texts, and external opinion pieces as needed.
QUALIFICATIONS
A minimum of a Master's degree in the humanities, arts, or social sciences; PhD preferred.
6-8 years of experience in a curatorial, academic, or research-based environment, with a strong track record of writing, conceptual development, and public engagement.
Demonstrated ability to translate complex artistic, philosophical, or curatorial ideas into public-facing content across diverse formats.
Multilingual, with strong written and spoken English. Proficiency in one or more Southeast Asian languages is highly desirable.
Deep familiarity with contemporary art practices, critical theory, and museum discourse.
Experience leading or mentoring teams in an intellectually rigorous setting.
Comfortable working across digital tools, hybrid publishing formats, and experimental narrative environments.
Strategic thinker who views writing, storytelling, and content systems as forms of curatorial and institutional authorship.
Please note that your application will be sent to and reviewed by the direct employer - Singapore Art Museum
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Singapore Art Museum opened in 1996 as the first art museum in Singapore. Also known as SAM, we present contemporary art from a Southeast Asian perspective for artists, art lovers and the art curious in multiple venues across the island, including a new venue in the historic port area of Tanjong Pagar.
SAM is building one of the world's most important public collections of Southeast Asian contemporary art, with the aim of connecting the art and the artists to the public and future generations through exhibitions and programmes. SAM is working towards a humane and sustainable future by committing to responsible practices within its processes.
For more information, visit
DESIGNATION
Assistant Director, Interpretation and Publishing
RESPONSIBILITIES
In Brief
The Singapore Art Museum (SAM) is a leading site for contemporary art and futurist thinking in Southeast Asia. While exhibitions remain vital, SAM's commitment to "thinking in public" extends beyond the gallery, through language, platforms, publishing, and cultural authorship. The Assistant Director, Interpretation and Publishing leads this effort. The role is responsible for shaping how curatorial research, artist inquiry, acquisitions, and institutional philosophies are expressed beyond the wall text through editorial direction, publishing strategy, digital platforms, and new storytelling formats. This is not a curatorial role in the traditional sense. Rather, it is a role for someone who understands that contemporary art institutions produce meaning through writing, structure, and public-facing ideas. The Assistant Director produces and manages intelligent, precise, and resonant content that connects the museum's thinking with its publics — across print, digital, audio, and experimental formats.
Narrative Strategy & Storytelling
Shape the museum's public voice through a publishing and storytelling strategy that reflects intellectual rigour, clarity, and contemporary relevance.
Develop a storytelling ecosystem across platforms: exhibition texts, books, essays, digital features, audio guides, toolkits, and special projects.
Treat storytelling not as explanation but as a critical, curatorial-adjacent act of thinking in public.
Establish and oversee editorial frameworks that support multiple writing voices while maintaining high standards of thought and tone.
Project & Platform Leadership
Lead the production of print and digital projects linked to SAM's exhibitions, acquisitions, public programmes, and the Singapore Biennale.
Work with team members and across departments to coordinate content production: budgeting, scheduling, editing, rights, translation, and vendor coordination.
Build workflows and templates that support editorial clarity and multi-format publishing, including experimental formats and digital-first content.
Maintain coherence in voice and philosophy across all platforms and outputs.
Cross-Platform & Technological Innovation
Adapt curatorial and institutional content across diverse interfaces: web, mobile, AR/VR, print, audio, and physical spaces, while maintaining intellectual depth.
Use AI and machine learning tools where appropriate to support accessibility, multilingual engagement, and adaptive storytelling.
Draw on data insights, UX research, and reader feedback to continually refine how SAM communicates complex ideas.
Institutional Knowledge and Public Thinking
Contribute to SAM's evolving institutional memory by overseeing documentation and publishing of research output.
Improve workflows and maintain strategic oversight of SAM's curatorial reference library and archive.
Support museum-wide efforts to build a culture of writing and language precision.
Champion inclusive, accessible, and multilingual content strategies across all publishing efforts to appeal to different publics and engage new audiences.
Team Leadership & Mentorship
Lead a sharp, agile team of editors, content creators, and digital producers—shaping a studio-style environment grounded in experimentation, precision, and mutual respect.
Mentor emerging talent with an eye toward future publishing models and cross-disciplinary thinking, encouraging bold ideas and critical dialogue.
Build internal capacity by initiating toolkits, and labs around storytelling, writing for different platforms, AI-enhanced workflows, and inclusive language practices.
Publishing Strategy & Trade
Oversee dissemination strategies for SAM publications—both print and digital—including inventory, co-publishing models, and sales channels.
Work in close partnership with National Gallery Singapore to align logistical and regional strategies.
Others
Assist the Chief Curator and Director's Office in drafting speeches, institutional texts, and external opinion pieces as needed.
QUALIFICATIONS
A minimum of a Master's degree in the humanities, arts, or social sciences; PhD preferred.
6-8 years of experience in a curatorial, academic, or research-based environment, with a strong track record of writing, conceptual development, and public engagement.
Demonstrated ability to translate complex artistic, philosophical, or curatorial ideas into public-facing content across diverse formats.
Multilingual, with strong written and spoken English. Proficiency in one or more Southeast Asian languages is highly desirable.
Deep familiarity with contemporary art practices, critical theory, and museum discourse.
Experience leading or mentoring teams in an intellectually rigorous setting.
Comfortable working across digital tools, hybrid publishing formats, and experimental narrative environments.
Strategic thinker who views writing, storytelling, and content systems as forms of curatorial and institutional authorship.
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COMPANY DESCRIPTION

Singapore Art Museum opened in 1996 as the first art museum in Singapore. Also known as SAM, we present contemporary art from a Southeast Asian perspective for artists, art lovers and the art curious in multiple venues across the island, including a new venue in the historic port area of Tanjong Pagar.

SAM is building one of the world's most important public collections of Southeast Asian contemporary art, with the aim of connecting the art and the artists to the public and future generations through exhibitions and programmes. SAM is working towards a humane and sustainable future by committing to responsible practices within its processes.

For more information, visit

RESPONSIBILITIES

In Brief

The Singapore Art Museum (SAM) is a leading site for contemporary art and futurist thinking in Southeast Asia. While exhibitions remain vital, SAM's commitment to "thinking in public" extends beyond the gallery, through language, platforms, publishing, and cultural authorship. The Assistant Director, Interpretation and Publishing leads this effort. The role is responsible for shaping how curatorial research, artist inquiry, acquisitions, and institutional philosophies are expressed beyond the wall text through editorial direction, publishing strategy, digital platforms, and new storytelling formats. This is not a curatorial role in the traditional sense. Rather, it is a role for someone who understands that contemporary art institutions produce meaning through writing, structure, and public-facing ideas. The Assistant Director produces and manages intelligent, precise, and resonant content that connects the museum's thinking with its publics — across print, digital, audio, and experimental formats.

Responsibilities

Narrative Strategy & Storytelling

• Shape the museum's public voice through a publishing and storytelling strategy that reflects intellectual rigour, clarity, and contemporary relevance.
• Develop a storytelling ecosystem across platforms: exhibition texts, books, essays, digital features, audio guides, toolkits, and special projects.
• Treat storytelling not as explanation but as a critical, curatorial-adjacent act of thinking in public.
• Establish and oversee editorial frameworks that support multiple writing voices while maintaining high standards of thought and tone.

Project & Platform Leadership

• Lead the production of print and digital projects linked to SAM's exhibitions, acquisitions, public programmes, and the Singapore Biennale.
• Work with team members and across departments to coordinate content production: budgeting, scheduling, editing, rights, translation, and vendor coordination.
• Build workflows and templates that support editorial clarity and multi-format publishing, including experimental formats and digital-first content.
• Maintain coherence in voice and philosophy across all platforms and outputs.

Cross-Platform & Technological Innovation

• Adapt curatorial and institutional content across diverse interfaces: web, mobile, AR/VR, print, audio, and physical spaces, while maintaining intellectual depth.
• Use AI and machine learning tools where appropriate to support accessibility, multilingual engagement, and adaptive storytelling.
• Draw on data insights, UX research, and reader feedback to continually refine how SAM communicates complex ideas.

Institutional Knowledge and Public Thinking

• Contribute to SAM's evolving institutional memory by overseeing documentation and publishing of research output.
• Improve workflows and maintain strategic oversight of SAM's curatorial reference library and archive.
• Support museum-wide efforts to build a culture of writing and language precision.
• Champion inclusive, accessible, and multilingual content strategies across all publishing efforts to appeal to different publics and engage new audiences.

Team Leadership & Mentorship

• Lead a sharp, agile team of editors, content creators, and digital producers—shaping a studio-style environment grounded in experimentation, precision, and mutual respect.
• Mentor emerging talent with an eye toward future publishing models and cross-disciplinary thinking, encouraging bold ideas and critical dialogue.
• Build internal capacity by initiating toolkits, and labs around storytelling, writing for different platforms, AI-enhanced workflows, and inclusive language practices.

Publishing Strategy & Trade

• Oversee dissemination strategies for SAM publications—both print and digital—including inventory, co-publishing models, and sales channels.
• Work in close partnership with National Gallery Singapore to align logistical and regional strategies.

Others

• Assist the Chief Curator and Director's Office in drafting speeches, institutional texts, and external opinion pieces as needed.

• A minimum of a Master's degree in the humanities, arts, or social sciences; PhD preferred.
• 6-8 years of experience in a curatorial, academic, or research-based environment, with a strong track record of writing, conceptual development, and public engagement.
• Demonstrated ability to translate complex artistic, philosophical, or curatorial ideas into public-facing content across diverse formats.
• Multilingual, with strong written and spoken English. Proficiency in one or more Southeast Asian languages is highly desirable.
• Deep familiarity with contemporary art practices, critical theory, and museum discourse.
• Experience leading or mentoring teams in an intellectually rigorous setting.
• Comfortable working across digital tools, hybrid publishing formats, and experimental narrative environments.
• Strategic thinker who views writing, storytelling, and content systems as forms of curatorial and institutional authorship.

We are seeking a highly skilled Content Creation Specialist to curate and write captivating content for our Home Services Telegram channel, focusing on couples.

The Content Curation Executive is responsible for developing compelling visual content across various digital platforms, from ideation to post-production. This includes brainstorming creative storylines, filming high-quality video content, and executing seamless post-production edits to enhance audience engagement.

Additionally, this role focuses on optimising content across digital and social media platforms to strengthen audience engagement and brand awareness. Working closely with marketing and business stakeholders, the Content Curation Executive ensures a consistent and compelling brand narrative across all content touchpoints, aligning content with marketing campaigns and business objectives.

A strong understanding of digital trends, audience behaviour, and content performance analytics is essential, along with the ability to adapt content strategies based on insights and engagement data.

Primary duties will include:

• Develop creative concepts, storyboards, and scripts for video content, ensuring alignment with brand messaging.
• Capture high-quality video and photo content, managing off-premises and in-house shoots.
• Edit and enhance videos with motion graphics, sound design, and visual effects for engaging final outputs.
• Adapt and format content for different digital platforms (Facebook, Instagram Reels, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube, Website, Digital Directories etc.).
• Coordinate with internal teams to align content strategies with business objectives, campaigns, promotions, and enhances brand storytelling.
• Oversee talent and resource coordination to ensure efficient planning, scheduling, and support for seamless content production and delivery.
• Monitor content performance using analytics tools, providing insights and recommendations for optimisation.
• Research and identify digital content trends, emerging formats, and audience interests to shape content themes and strategies.
• Organise and maintain a content library of raw and edited assets for repurposing.
• Support the development of evergreen content to strengthen brand positioning.

Qualifications:

· Bachelor's degree in Media, Film, Communications, or related field.

· 2-3 years of experience in content creation, videography, and post-production editing.

· Proficiency in filming equipment, lighting, and audio setup.

· Knowledge of motion graphics and animation. Strong video editing skills using Adobe Creative Suite (Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, Lightroom) or similar software.

· Ability to craft compelling visual stories that engage diverse audiences.

· Strong attention to detail, creativity, and ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

A portfolio showcasing past work in video content creation is preferred.

We’re looking for a creative content professional to join our team!
This role will be responsible for developing and executing content strategies that build brand awareness, engage audiences, and support business growth. You’ll collaborate with cross-functional teams to bring marketing initiatives to life while ensuring all content aligns with our brand and objectives.
Key Responsibilities:
1. Content Strategy & Creation:
Develop and implement content strategies aimed at driving awareness, engagement, and virality across digital platforms.
Design and create high-quality creative materials for various digital platforms (web, social media, email) and print, ensuring alignment with brand identity and business objectives.
2. Audience Engagement:
Manage and expand the audience across owned media channels, including social media and email marketing.
Analyse content performance and audience insights to optimise future content strategies and improve engagement metrics.
3. Cross-Functional Collaboration:
Collaborate closely with internal teams such as business, product, sales, and operations to deliver cohesive solutions that meet project requirements and deadlines.
Ensure all content aligns with the broader company goals and supports marketing campaigns.
4. Support & Administrative Tasks:
Assist in organizing and managing marketing-related meetings, including taking minutes and preparing reports as needed.
Provide general support to the marketing team, including project coordination and task management.
Requirements:
Proven experience in social media, email, and content marketing.
Proficiency with tools such as Google Analytics and social media management platforms.
Basic skills in motion design and video production for digital content.
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