About Valatam
We’re Valatam, a team that connects bilingual professionals from Latin America with general clients. Our people are our pride, and we’re thrilled to be certified as a Great Place to Work for the 2025-2026 period, proof that great work starts with great people.
About the Role
You will be successful in this role if you can support our clients with creative, organized, and high-quality marketing and social media execution. This is a 100% remote, full-time position (Monday – Friday, 9 am – 5 pm EST).
Key Responsibilities
Create content for LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook using Canva.
Manage content calendars and schedule posts.
Coordinate email marketing campaigns and track results.
Support ad strategy and reporting on performance.
Execute Social Media Strategies
Other similar or related tasks.
Fluent English (C1/C2) and Spanish.
2 – 3 years of marketing support or social media experience.
Familiar with Canva, Mailchimp, and analytics tools.
Proficiency with Google Workspace and Microsoft Office.
Excellent communication and problem-solving skills.
Quiet home office,



stable internet (≥ 10 Mbps down / 2 Mbps up), and backup connection.
Bachelor’s or Associate’s degree preferred.
Our Core Values at Work
We live by ACTION (get things done), CARE (help others and do things right), OUTSTANDING (operate at the highest standards), DEPENDABLE (own every commitment), and ENERGY (bring positivity every day). You’ll thrive here if these values resonate with you.
What We Offer
Hourly rate equivalent to USD $696 – $1,044/month (experience-based).
Annual pay increments.
Discretionary client bonuses (80% of clients award year-end bonuses).
7 U.S. federal holidays + 4 paid PTO days.
Monthly medical insurance stipend (after induction).
Birthday / Anniversary bonuses + Gym / Wellness allowance.
Unlimited online fitness classes + company events & Christmas celebrations.
IMPORTANT
We would like to inform you that during the first four months of employment, it is critical that

📌 Social Media (Colombia)
🏢 VALATAM
📍 Colombia