The Role
The Assistant Manager - Communications will write and edit content for print and digital platforms, conduct research, collaborate with teams, and manage content production.
Summary Generated by Built In
WWF-India, one of the largest conservation organizations engaged in wildlife and nature conservation in the country, invites applications for the position of Assistant Manager - Communications.
We are looking to recruit for an exciting position within WWF-India’s Marketing and Communications team, working directly with all departments within the organization. The ideal candidate will have exceptional writing, communication and interpersonal skills.
Location: New Delhi (fulltime, onsite)
Job Description:
- Writing and editing stories/articles for print collaterals like newsletters, annual reports etc.
- Creating content for digital communication channels & platforms (websites, social media, emailers, fundraising etc.)
- Generating and pitching ideas for fresh content
- Thorough scientific research on conservation topics and interpreting internal field reports into easily digestible content for external audiences
- Travelling to the field offices of WWF-India across India and conducting on-field interviews wherever necessary
- Audio and visual content creation on field trips
- Storyboarding experience; understanding the effectiveness and appropriateness of story assets (text, images, audio, video) and how to combine them
- Visual, audio and video content creation experience; well-developed eye/ear for best practices in each
- Incorporate and balance objectives of all departments to oversee production of strategic, compelling stories
- Collaborate with programme, state and field teams to coordinate and oversee the story collection, production and distribution process
- Crafting editorial calendars and in re-purposing stories across platforms
- Inviting other bloggers, experts, or other notable guests to contribute content to the website
Requirements
· Desired Qualifications & Skills:
- Bachelor’s Degree in English/Marketing/Creative Writing/Journalism/Communications (or a related field)
- Minimum 4 years of experience in relevant writing, storytelling, and content-creation across print and digital platforms. Exceptional writing, research, and communication skills
- Excellent understanding of content marketing, SEO, and social media
- Working knowledge of AV equipment for capturing stills, recording video stories, facilitating podcasts
- Conversant with MS Office and Canva; any design skills with the Adobe Suite would be considered a plus point
- Working knowledge of online platforms: WordPress CMS, e-newsletter services, social media platforms and relevant scheduling services
- Willingness to travel to field offices of WWF-India for stories
- Interviewing skills for stories: The ability to ask effective questions from a variety of subjects, while being sensitive and empathetic
- A creative mindset and the ability to work well under pressure, completing tasks efficiently, and handling tight deadlines
- Ability to work with various teams across the organization to procure information and translate it into effective content for various audiences
Skills Required
- Bachelor's Degree in English/Marketing/Creative Writing/Journalism/Communications or related field
- Minimum 4 years of experience in writing and content creation
- Exceptional writing, research, and communication skills
- Understanding of content marketing, SEO, and social media
- Knowledge of AV equipment for capturing content
- Familiarity with MS Office and Canva
- Working knowledge of WordPress CMS and e-newsletter services
- Interviewing skills and ability to work under pressure
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The Company
What We Do
WWF-India is a conservation organization dedicated to building a healthy living planet for future generations, focusing on wildlife conservation and ecological balance.
