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We are hiring a COMMUNICATION / COMMUNITY MANAGER.
Main duties
You will be responsible for:
Participate in the preparation and programming of social media publications;
Animate pages and digital communities;
Other information
Create content for Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and other relevant media;
Design simple and attractive visuals, participate in the production and editing of videos;
Education / Qualifications
Participate in the organization and coverage of exhibitions, information days and events;
Respond or direct requests;
Follow up on the editorial calendar.
Candidate profile
Education:
Bac+2 and more in communication, marketing, multimedia, journalism or similar field.
Experience
A first experience in communication, community management, digital marketing or content creation is desired;
Graduate profiles with real potential and a good command of social networks are also encouraged
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