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Puulse is a Canadian company hiring a full-time Social Media Marketing Specialist to work remotely.
Puulse is hiring a full-time Content Creator & Designer to work remotely from South America. You'll spend your days making things: recruiting ads, top-performer features, culture clips, leaderboards, and the social content that keeps our sales teams energized and helps us attract new people. This is a high-volume creative role for someone who lives in Canva, Photoshop, CapCut or Premiere, and knows what makes people stop scrolling. If you love producing a lot of work and seeing it go live fast, you'll fit right in.
You'll produce high volumes of creative across graphic design, video, and marketing assets while supporting recruiting, internal marketing, and the content that keeps our sales teams fired up. This role suits someone who works quickly, produces a lot without dropping quality, and wants exposure to marketing across an international sales company.
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