Marketing Coordinator

Posted 4 days ago

enableitMiami Springs (FL)

Market Research Analysts and Marketing SpecialistsOther Services Related to Advertising

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Senior

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$30/hour

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About the role

Job Description\nProgramming & Creative Operations Coordinator\nMiami, FL (100% Onsite)\n$30/hour (W2)\n5-Month Contract | Potential Extension\n\n\nWe're hiring a Programming & Creative Operations Coordinator to support the planning, scheduling, promotion, and performance analysis of television and digital content for a world wide leading global entertainment company\n\nWhat You'll\n\nMaintain programming schedules using Broadview and support broadcast operation\nReconcile traffic logs using IPROMO and monitor ratings performance\nReview content to identify promotional clips and manage creative asset\nCreate light video edits, graphics, thumbnails, and marketing content using Adobe Premiere Pro\nResearch music, imagery, and visual elements to support promotional campaigns\nCollaborate with Programming, Creative, and Marketing teams on content initiative\n\n\ns.What We're Looking F\n\n5+ years of experience with Broadview, WideOrbit, or similar programming platform\nStrong skills with Adobe Premiere Pro and Photoshop\nExperience creating short-form marketing content and promotional asset\nStrong copywriting, communication, and organizational skill\nMedia, broadcasting, entertainment, or digital marketing experience is highly preferred.\n\n\nIf you're interested in joining a fast-paced media environment and have a passion for content, programming, and creative production, we'd love to hear from you.\nApply today with your latest resume!

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