Carnegie Mellon University's Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences is searching for a Social Media Specialist to join its team. The Social Media Specialist is responsible for using social media and multimedia tools to tell the college’s many and wide-ranging stories with an authentic, on-brand voice while aligning with university’s mission. This position offers a unique opportunity to be part of a team working to shape the digital presence of Dietrich College, engage with a wide variety of audiences and connect with future Dietrich College students.The successful candidate is someone who can thrive in a fast-paced environment, multitask and meet deadlines. You’re someone who is passionate about understanding audience needs and preferences, coming up with ideas and bringing those ideas to life in innovative ways.This dynamic role requires flexibility. Occasional evening and weekend work may be necessary. On a daily basis, some tasks could include capturing media content photo/video, designing graphics, conducting interviews and participating in brainstorming meetings.The Social Media Specialist reports to Dietrich College’s Associate Dean for Communications.Core responsibilities include:Plan and develop content plans for social media that align with college- and university-wide marketing and communications strategy. Coordinate a wide range of multimedia projects — including photos and video — from planning through execution. Multiple projects may be concurrent.Conceptualize, write, edit and proofread individual posts and stories, including producing appropriate visuals, in a compelling storytelling fashion for social media.Collect and analyze data to measure the effectiveness of campaigns; make recommendations to refine and advance strategies to engage target audiences.Remain up-to-date on emerging platforms, trends and tools; provide consultation and make recommendations to enhance audience engagement.Hire and supervise student workers, a
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