Are you looking for a job where you can apply your enthusiasm, training and experience to the challenges of digital communication and community-building? Do you share the values of the non-profit sector and prize work with a purpose?
Then ECNP is looking for you.
This is a new position for a graduate in a relevant area of digital communications and/or digital marketing. It reflects ECNP’s planned expansion of its communication and outreach offering.
The junior project manager digital communications will be part of a communications team of three overseeing all of ECNP’s communication-related functions, as well as providing input on ECNP’s communications activities and strategy generally.
You will be welcomed into our motivated team of 17 colleagues in a collaborative, supportive office environment. We have a dedicated office in Utrecht, but also offer flexible working arrangements, with working-from-home possibilities.
The ability to operate in a team, to work independently, to function in a deadline-oriented environment, and to liaise with diverse stakeholders in the larger ECNP community is a must.
Specific tasks include:
- Assisting with managing the ECNP websites, including content generation, curation, keyword analysis and/or search-engine optimisation (SEO)
- Helping to co-ordinate the online learning management system (LMS)
- Assisting with social media (copy, images, videos, etc.)
- Monitoring social media, web and and e-mailing data and contributing to the optimisation plan
- Co-ordinating e-mail shots
- Assisting with pay-per-click campaigns
- Supporting ECNP’s promotional activities generally
Requirements:
- Experience with CMSes, ideally (but not necessarily) SiteCore
- Experience with social media platforms
- High level of familiarity with in MS Office products, including Excel
- General affinity with IT tools and an interest in learning more
- Familiarity with reporting tools and interest in extracting insights from data
- Attention to detail and ability to multitask
- Sense of urgency and ‘can do’ attitude
- High standards of integrity and trustworthiness
- Fluency in English
- Knowledge of Google Ads and social media advertising is a plus
What ECNP offers
The position is full-time (36 hours), though part-time (32 hours) is also possible. Some willingness to travel – especially to the annual ECNP Congress – is essential.
ECNP offers a challenging job in a dynamic environment within an international non-profit organisation. The position has a competitive salary and benefits, including a pension plan, 180 hours of holiday full time (36 hours) and a guaranteed 13th month. The expectation is that, after the 12-month trial period, the position will lead to a permanent contract.
If you are interested in becoming our new communications colleague, send your application, including a motivation letter, CV, and a couple of examples of previous social posts or campaigns you’ve created, to Ligia Bohn, Manager Communication by 30 June 2023.
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ECNP is an independent, non-profit European scientific association dedicated to translating advances in understanding brain function and human behaviour into better treatments and improved public health. The association has about 1,000 members from all over Europe. ECNP's activities are co-ordinated by the ECNP Office, located in Rijnsweerd, Utrecht, next to the Science Park. These activities include organising a wide range of scientific and educational activities, meetings and congresses across Europe. More information can be found on our website www.ecnp.eu.
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time
Part-time hours: 32 per week
Salary: €2,500.00 - €3,000.00 per month
Language:
- English (Preferred)
Work Location: In person
Application Deadline: 30/06/2023
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