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Content and Social Media Coordinator

Posted 4 days ago

day of aiBel Air (MD)

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About the role

Position Overview: Day of AI is seeking a creative, detail-oriented Content and Media Coordinator to develop compelling written, visual, and multimedia content that brings our mission and programs to life. The ideal candidate is a skilled content creator and storyteller who can transform ideas, program updates, research, and educational initiatives into engaging, publication-ready materials. This includes writing original copy, designing graphics, producing and editing short-form videos, and developing content for social media, newsletters, websites, campaigns, and other communications channels. This part-time role (15–30 hours per week) offers a hands-on opportunity to develop creative content for major initiatives while showcasing Day of AI's global impact in more than 170 countries. As part of a small, fast-moving team, you'll collaborate with program and communications staff to conceptualize, write, design, edit, and publish original content, ensuring that Day of AI's messaging is engaging, accurate, accessible, and consistent across platforms.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Social Media Management and Campaign Execution
  • Develop and implement a comprehensive content strategy across LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, and any other relevant platforms
  • Create and schedule posts, ensuring alignment with campaign milestones, events, and announcements
  • Build awareness of Day of AI’s global story, highlighting partner programs and educators in countries around the world
  • Monitor engagement, respond to comments, and build relationships with partners, educators, and thought leaders
  • Content Creation and Storytelling
  • Write compelling copy and produce visuals (graphics, short videos, carousels, reels) that bring Day of AI’s mission and stories to life
  • Repurpose blogs, press coverage, and event highlights into engaging, shareable content
  • Surface and feature educator and student success stories from both the U.S. and global programs
  • Assist in drafting newsletters, media posts, and event recaps as needed
  • Fact-check and polish key communications (web, email, and social copy) prior to publication
  • Design and Branding
  • Design social graphics, infographics, and digital assets consistent with Day of AI’s visual identity
  • Support the development of marketing collateral for campaigns, events, and partnerships
  • Maintain a cohesive look and feel across all creative materials
  • Edit and proofread marketing copy, campaign materials, and educator resources for clarity, tone, and accuracy
  • Ensure consistency of style, grammar, and formatting across digital and print materials
  • Collaborate with program staff to refine content for different audiences (educators, families, partners)
  • Analytics and GrowthTrack performance metrics (follower growth, engagement, reach) and provide reports
  • Identify growth opportunities and test new strategies to reach educators, policymakers, students, families, and partners
  • Stay current with social media trends, tools, and best practices
  • Qualifications1 to 3 years of experience in social media management, content creation, or marketing (nonprofit, education, and/or tech experience considered a plus)
  • Strong storytelling and copywriting skills with a keen eye for visual design
  • Proficiency with design tools (Canva, Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, etc.)Experience managing social media campaigns from concept to reporting
  • Organized, proactive, and able to manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment
  • Passion for education, technology, and building an equitable, responsible AI future
  • Knowledge of project management software such as Airtable or Monday is a plus
  • Compensation and Schedule
  • Part-time: 15–30 hours/week
  • Flexible scheduling; remote work
  • Hourly rate commensurate with experience
How to Apply: Please send a brief cover letter, résumé, and three examples of prior social media work, professional profile, or graphic design projects to. We will review applications on a rolling basis and aim to decide in the coming weeks.

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