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Social Media Producer - Real Time Content

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nature is nonpartisanScottsdale (AZ)

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Role Social Media Producer - Real-Time Content Department Marketing - Social Media Team About United By Nature United By Nature is on a mission to make nature a unifying force for all Americans. We're building a movement that makes conservation relevant, accessible, and exciting for a new generation.
About the Role: We're looking for someone who is chronically online, culturally fluent, and exceptionally fast at turning ideas into content. Think of this role as a social-first newsroom. You'll be responsible for spotting emerging trends, monitoring pop culture and news, and creating timely, entertaining content that allows United By Nature to join relevant conversations while they're happening. This is a fast-paced, execution-focused role where content is expected to go from idea to published post within 24-48 hours depending on the style or format. We're looking for a nimble, resourceful self-starter who can produce engaging, lo-fi content quickly without sacrificing creativity or quality. Key Responsibilities Monitor Culture: Stay ahead of pop culture, breaking news, memes, viral moments, and emerging internet trends. Spot & Forecast Trends: Identify cultural opportunities early and anticipate what audiences will be talking about next. Create & Execute: Independently ideate, pitch, produce, edit, and deliver timely content within 24-48 hours, often the same day. Produce Lo-Fi Content: Create engaging Reels, TikToks, Shorts, memes, and graphics using simple, efficient production techniques. Connect Culture to Our Brand: Find creative, entertaining ways to make nature and conservation relevant to mainstream conversations. Bridge Mission & Culture: Partner with our Movement, Policy, and Development teams to stay current on environmental news and campaigns, then turn key moments into timely, shareable content. Collaborate & Communicate: Work closely with the Marketing team (social, communications, design) to move content through feedback and approvals quickly. Own Your Work: Take initiative, manage deadlines, follow through, and ensure content is completed accurately and on time. Qualifications & Skills Proven experience creating timely, trend-driven social media content. Deep understanding of internet culture, pop culture, news, and what makes content go viral. Strong creative instincts, editorial judgment, and ability to identify emerging trends before they peak. Proficiency in CapCut or similar video editing software, and working knowledge of Canva or similar design tools. Ability to independently create engaging, lo-fi content using an iPhone and basic production tools. Strong attention to detail, communication, organization, and follow-through. A proactive, nimble self-starter who thrives under tight deadlines and requires minimal oversight. Adaptable, collaborative, and receptive to feedback. Background in conservation, environmental issues, or nature-related storytelling is a plus, but not required.
What We're Looking For: Someone who lives and breathes internet culture, can spot a trend in the morning and have content ready that afternoon, and knows how to make something entertaining without a big production budget. You don't wait to be assigned ideas. You bring them to the table, know how to execute, and understand that timing is just as important as creativity. We're especially interested in your creative instincts, speed, cultural awareness, and ability to turn simple ideas into highly engaging content.

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