Apply Now: Content Specialist (Remote Position)

Crowdsourcing Week is looking for an all-star content specialist to join our team. This is a remote (work from home) position so access to a computer and Internet is required. If you are a self-starter with an entrepreneurial mindset, please read on to see if you could be a good fit.

Essential qualifications:

An understanding and knowledge about crowdsourcing, crowdfunding and the new collaborative mindset.
Excellent command over written and spoken English.
Compelling written and verbal communications skills and experience with developing regular communications (newsletters, blogs, monthly reports, etc.)
40 hours/week commitment from Aug 20 – Oct 20 with a possibility of extension.
Experience with social media, researching and managing content projects from concept through execution
Strong computer/website skills, preferably experience with WordPress and content management tools.
Attention to detail, ability to multitask while staying organized
Flexibility to accommodate communication with international team including periodic evening, night or early morning calls.

Responsibilities & Duties

As a content specialist you will work remotely and support CSW’s Global Media Director with various responsibilities related to creating and building content for CSW’s blogs, newsletters and social channels.

Work with the global media director and execute the content strategy for CSW’s European summits and conferences.
Drive initiatives from concept through execution.
Research and write blog posts on topics related to the conference, crowdsourcing, crowdfunding and open innovation.
Keep abreast of the latest news and trends
Research media partners and relevant thought leaders in the space.
Provide oversight to content creators and editors to increase the usefulness of the content to our audience.
Monitor current events in key issue areas for potential campaigns.
Build and foster relationships with key contacts at our partner organizations to stay abreast of their work and identify content opportunities.

To apply: Please email Priti(at)crowdsourcingweek(dot)com with a resume, cover letter and writing sample.

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