Media Intelligence Associate (Part-Time, Weekend Coverage) - UK

Posted 6 days ago

remote workerNew York (NY)

Media and Communication Workers, All Other Public Relations Agencies

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Junior

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$20/hour

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About the role

Clipbook is seeking a detail-oriented, client-focused Part-Time Media Intelligence Associate to support weekend media monitoring and reporting needs. In this role, you will help deliver the real-time intelligence, insights, and strategic value that power our work with some of the most influential organizations in public affairs, government, and advocacy.

Roles and Responsibilities: Own weekend quality control process for daily media reports and dashboards—ensuring every deliverable meets the highest standards of clarity, insight, and impact. Serve as a trusted point of contact for client feedback, collaborating to refine reporting strategy and align deliverables with evolving goals. Support special projects to improve customer delivery systems, including new workflows for engagement, feedback, and reporting optimization. Take initiative on other high-priority assignments in a fast-evolving environment. Other duties as assigned. Strong Candidates Will Have: Exceptional attention to detail and a passion for delivering polished, strategic work to sophisticated clients. Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to distill complex media coverage into clear, actionable insights. Proven ability to manage deadlines and juggle competing priorities in a high-growth, high-velocity setting. Energetic, proactive, and excited to grow with a mission-driven team reshaping how leading institutions engage with media intelligence Highly motivated and results-oriented with intense responsiveness, coachability, and a strong drive to succeed. Some familiarity with the communications, media, or PR space. Bachelor's Degree Logistics: 5-10 hours per week; Saturday and/or Sundays $20/hour Remote

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