Job Description

Job Summary

• The Content Creation & Management Associate ensures the creation, editing, posting and management of high-quality graphics and video content on Sharpstone’s website and social media handles.

Key Responsibilities

• Create uncomplicated graphics from scratch or on product pictures using Canva, Adobe etc
• Perform simple video edits
• Plan content to be posted on the company website and social media outlets
• Post pictures on the company website and social media sites
• Collaborate with photographers and videographers to produce well planned, organized and high-quality content.

Experience and Qualifications

• OND qualification
• A minimum of two years experience in graphics creation, video editing, social media and website content management.
• Ample proof of success in the same or similar role in the fashion and style industry is an advantage.

Requirements:

• No particular educational qualification is required; however, demonstration of skill in the performance of the required tasks is of the essence and is more important than a school qualification
• Candidate should have a strong interest in, and be conversant with technology or as they say “be a techie”
• Must be able to perform simple video editing.
• Be social media savvy.
• Experienced in the use of word press or woo-commerce.
• Proficient in the use of Canva or Adobe or other simple design software.

Skills:

• Very savvy with navigating social media applications such as Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest etc
• Basic graphics creation and video editing skill
• Ability to write, speak clearly and accurately in simple English language
• Relational dexterity, and the ability to manage human communications in relation to task execution
• Basic ability to manage mini-projects.

Work Conditions

• Will be required to work in an office.

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