? Location: Worldwide

? Contract: Full-time, Permanent

? Work Modality: 100% Remote – US Eastern Time

❗ Only CVs in English will be accepted

? Salary: $2,100 – $2,500 USD/month

Role and Company Overview:

This position is with a U.S.-based company in the digital events and professional development space. They produce large-scale industry summits and content for marketing professionals nationwide. The Social Video & Community Manager will transform existing content into a consistent stream of engaging, on-brand social media — mining event recordings, interviews, and presentations for high-value moments and repurposing them into short-form videos, carousels, and multimedia assets across LinkedIn, YouTube Shorts, and Meta platforms. A secondary focus is routine community management: responding in brand voice and escalating anything sensitive to leadership.

Responsibilities:
- Review event recordings, interviews, presentations, articles, audio, and user-generated content for social media opportunities
- Repurpose long-form material into short videos, carousels, summaries,



captions, and other multimedia assets
- Produce educational and human-centered content alongside event announcements, speaker highlights, deadlines, and ticket promotions
- Execute the editorial calendar and schedule content through approved publishing tools
- Adapt messaging and creative formats for LinkedIn, YouTube Shorts, Facebook, Instagram, and potential future channels
- Ensure content is accurate, visually polished, useful, and consistent with brand standards
- Monitor comments, mentions, tags, and relevant audience conversations
- Respond to routine interactions in brand voice and escalate sensitive or complex matters
- Use AI-assisted workflows to increase output while independently reviewing all content for quality and accuracy
- Track publishing consistency, engagement, audience growth, and agreed-upon performance measures
- Use performance data to improve content selection, formattin

📌 Social Video (Colombia)
🏢 MangoTalent
📍 Colombia