Do you obsess about food? Annoy all your friends by insisting they wait for you to take Instagram photos before they start eating their meals? Are you mad about data and growing traffic online? If you find yourself nodding along to those questions then we could have the job for you. Nicola our Community Manager is moving on after a wonderful year in which she helped build and nurture our community of 80k people and grow our small site from a kitchen table (her original desk) to a huge site run by a team of 7 now. She'll be missed but hopefully you could be the person to fill her shoes.
We are big believers that you learn a lot by doing here at Lovin Dublin. We certainly want your CV but we'd also like to see some of the work that you have done to date. It could be for an employer, a client or even just personal projects. The sort of stuff you might share could include…Facebook campaigns, your blogging, communities you manage etc. Just add them into a cover letter with links to anything that is relevant. You could even get creative and share a video about why you should get the job or create some other media or piece of content that gets our attention. Don't be afraid to stand out!
All applicants should be via email to graham@lovindublin.com
Applications close Monday 27th October at 12pm
(You don't need to have these but anyone who does would be well looked upon)
You'll be looking after Lovin Dublin mainly but as the group continues to grow with both Lovin Trends and Lovin Berlin the role will be expanding and you'll eventually be building a team around yourself to manage larger global communities. Get your thinking cap on and you could soon have the dream job!
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