Position: SMM and Content Manager
Company: Clasee
Experience required: 3y
English level: fluent

Clasee startup empowers to create knowledge universe and share knowledge in short videos. We unite creators and learners around knowledge topics allowing to build communities and co-create new knowledge.

As a SMM and Content manager - you will have an opportunity to join fast growing US market based ed-tech startup, to design and implement social media strategy to align it with our business goals.

**Required experience and skills:**
- 3+ years of experience in Social Media position
- Successful cases of social media content creation and implementation in the portfolio
- Ability to write competent, interesting, unique and "catchy" posts / news / releases (in English)
- Advanced English
- Strong communication skills
- Experience including but not limited to Tik-Tok, Discord, Snapchat, LinkedIn, Google+, Google Communities, Twitter, YouTube, and more
- Knowledge of social media and analytics software
- Familiarity with ed-tech market

**Would be a plus:**
- Proven experience to work with USA market
- Experience with promotion of the educational content, companies

**Responsibilities:**
- Create and manage a narrative for Social Media feeds, according to a brand vision and strategy;
- Be a holder of a communication process throughout all Social Media channels
- Preparation of a content plan
- Test different approaches to users acquisition 
- Management of social media accounts and market analysis
- Create interesting, unique and "catchy" posts / news / releases (in English)
- Oversee social media accounts’ design (e.g. Facebook timeline cover, profile pictures, etc)
- Suggest and implement new features to develop brand awareness

**We offer:**
- Full time position with competitive compensation depending on experience and skills
- Individual career path
- Flexible work hours and opportunity of the remote work
- 8 hour-long working hours, Monday-Friday
- Minimal bureaucracy — we are a startup :)