Marketing & Content Coordinator

Responsibilities
Content ideation: come to the table with ideas. Not waiting to be assigned, you’re actively and constantly pitching angles, formats, and concepts for social media posts.
Community management: Manage online communication with athletes and partners through comments, DMs, and engagement across platforms in a timely and on-brand way.
Event support: assist with event logistics and content planning for AFI trips, dinners, delegations, and activations.
Website content updates: upload copy, photos, blogs, and new pages to our site. Keep the site current and accurate.
Internal content and graphics: design posters, promotional graphics, and materials for events, trips, and internal communications.
Research: dig into athlete backgrounds, brand collaboration opportunities, stats, and context to inform content strategy and upcoming social media posts.
Content calendar ownership: Assist in managing schedules and publishing across platforms independently and maintain organized asset libraries and documentation.
Operational support: handle day-to-day logistics as they arise — shipping, internal communication tools, file organization, and other tasks that keep the team running smoothly.

What You Bring
Platform fluency: concrete understanding of Instagram, TikTok, X, etc.
Graphic design: proficiency in Canva and/or Photoshop
Strong copy skills: you write captions, headlines, and short form copy
HubSpot: experience with HubSpot CMS and/or CRM, or a demonstrated ability to learn new tools quickly.
AI tools: open to learning and integrating AI into your workflow
Strong organizational skills: ability to handle multiple tasks at once, strong communication

Who You Are
A self-starter: you don’t wait to be told what to do next. You see what needs to happen, and you make it happen.
Creatively instinctive: you have a genuine feel for the social media landscape; you understand trends, platform culture, and what makes content stop a scroll, not just how to execute visually.
Passionate and collaborative: you care about the work and the mission, and you’re willing to go the extra mile for both.
Familiar with the space: knowledge of or genuine interest in the Jewish community, Israel advocacy, or the nonprofit world is a meaningful plus.