Restless Communications is currently looking for a hybrid content and social strategist/copywriter to work part-time across several projects over the next three months. And probably longer.
Our clients range from Virgin Media Business and Marriott Hotels to the EU’s Fundamental Rights Agency and European Institute for Gender Equality.
Since we started in 2011 we’ve always worked on an ‘associate’ model, bringing in talented contractors to support us on projects as we grow.
And we now need to bring in someone to help us across a number of content strategy and social projects for clients who are scaling up activities as we head out of lockdown.
We’re looking for a contractor or freelancer with several years’ strategic social media experience, ideally in a B2B capacity. Someone who can plan, execute and report on content and social activity which meets commercial aims. A self-starter who can speedily write entertaining and on-brand copy to a clear house style. And someone who can bring both an analytical and creative mind to running owned, earned and paid-for channels effectively.
Job Purpose
Key responsibilities
The candidate will have demonstrable experience in:
Desirable experience
Location
Anywhere. Seriously. Or our office in London N8.
We have always operated on a ‘remote-working works’ philosophy so will happily hire an experienced remote-worker.
If you can use Zoom/Slack/Dropbox/GoogleDocs proficiently and can meet at least occasionally in North or Central London, you’re welcome to apply.
Contract duration
We’re looking for a freelancer or contractor for for three months initially, probably 3 days a week (spread over 5 days if possible).
But this might scale up or down (or longer) as agreed with the right candidate. Just ask.
Remuneration
We are very happy to offer a competitive day rate commensurate with experience. We would expect you to use our timesheet software (Harvest) so we can report time accurately to our clients, and we would expect mutual flexibility around contracted v actual time worked. Basically, let’s trust eachother. We’re all grown ups.