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Melotech is revolutionizing media and entertainment. We create art through technology for humans to enjoy. In just 24 months, our work has been heard, watched and loved for over 4 billion minutes worldwide.
Founded by entrepreneur and investor Soheil Mirpour, we are backed by top VCs Cherry Ventures, Speedinvest and GFC, alongside world-class angels from firms such as Spotify, Blackstone and KKR.
As our first dedicated Social Media Manager, you will architect, build, and grow our social presence. You are the mastermind behind telling a compelling brand story, while assembling a passionate community around it. You'll tackle the big questions: What brand strategy will present our products as special, yet authentic? How can we tell stories which inspire a loyal followership? And what systems allow us to manage multiple platforms and channels in a scalable way? Working fully autonomously alongside our founder and the team, your answers to these questions will directly influence our company's success. On a typical day, your tasks may include:
Launching social media accounts for our products and brands from zero across all platforms
Managing our portfolio of channels and content pieces in a consistent, structured and professional manner
Collaborating with creative teams to deliver exceptional daily content with cohesive messaging across all platforms
Leading and mentoring content creators while establishing streamlined workflows and quality assurance processes
Developing audience growth frameworks through sophisticated analysis of engagement metrics and viral content patterns
Cultivating authentic fan communities through strategic engagement and proactive community management
You're a social media strategist who knows how to juggle mass content, authenticity and community management at once. Your expertise spans the complete social ecosystem and you have successfully scaled accounts to significant followings. You operate independently in dynamic environments, seamlessly collaborating with creatives as well as fans to drive both cultural impact and engagement metrics. Typically, your profile will look like this:
Degree in Marketing, Communications, Business, or related field from a reputable university
3+ years of intensive social media management experience in entertainment, music, or other media sectors
Advanced proficiency in social media management tools, analytics platforms, and platform-specific optimization techniques
Exceptional analytical and creative capabilities with ability to preserve authentic brand voice while driving growth
Managing multi-brand social presence across multiple established and emerging platforms
Self-motivated approach with genuine passion for creator economy, entertainment industry, and social media innovation
You thrive in a fast-paced and performance-oriented environment
Colleagues would describe you as hard-working, ambitious and persistent
You’re obsessed with music, video and social media
Bonus: Your posts or pages have already gone viral on social media in the past
You are one of the first employees of an ambitious team, changing the world of media and entertainment. Being early means every decision you make shapes our trajectory. You're not a cog in the machine but the captain of your own ship, rewarded for performance and respected for leadership. Flat hierarchies mean that your voice matters, your ideas get implemented, and your impact is immediate.
We pay competitive salaries and make you an owner of the business with equity. We work remotely to give you complete freedom over your life, while meeting regularly around the world for global offsites where we strategize, bond, and push boundaries together.
We hire on a rolling basis. Earliest starting date is always ASAP.
Once you begin our process, you can progress from start to offer within a week, depending on how quickly you can move through each stage:
Online assessment: Motivational questionnaire and aptitude test - are you made for the job?
Initial interview: 30-minute introductory call - getting to know you
Take-home case study: Real-world project - showcase your skills and working style
Case interview: 90-minute case discussion - present and debate your results with a team member
Founder interview: 90-minute interview with our CEO - going deep on all topics
Team interview: Individual or group interview with other team members - depending on position
Offer, Contract signing and Onboarding
Note: As we are still in stealth, you will learn more about Melotech as you progress through the stages. By the end of the Founder interview, you will have a full grasp of our business and the details of your role.
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