ISO (In Search of): Social Media Content Creators!
Want to support a collaborative team and help shape the online identity of a leading company in Canada? Our client believes in the magic of creative storytelling to engage audiences and elevate our brand to new heights. As a Social Media Content Creator, you'll have the exciting opportunity to engage with a massive audience and bring our brand stories to life across various social platforms. You'll collaborate with our social media strategists, marketing primes, designers and our crew of content creators to whip up engaging and impactful content that keep our audiences connected and engaged.
So, what’s a day in the life?
Responsibilities:
Some more requirements of our ideal candidate:
Work hours are Monday - Friday, normal 37.5 hours weeks working onsite up to 5 days a week
Type of job: Temporary Contractor
Date candidate required: Immediate
Location: Onsite in Toronto
Length of Contract: 12 month
Contract Pay Rate: $20-33 per hour
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