APPLY NOW: Business Insider is hiring a paid social video intern for winter 2017
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With a huge evergreen library to choose from as well as a continuous flow of news and trending videos, your day-to-day duties will be to edit, organize and distribute video content across platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and Instagram with the help of senior producers.
Responsibilities include editing videos, uploading and writing Facebook, YouTube and Instagram posts, working with producers and editors to identify and promote stories, and engaging with viewers across social. Also important: a keen eye for identifying trending stories before they go viral.
The ideal candidate has a voracious appetite for general news and also a knack for finding stories and videos that people want to share. She or he should be obsessed with Facebook and YouTube and Instagram, active on Twitter, and inherently interested in the next thing.
This person should also be comfortable working in a fast-paced environment, possess excellent communication skills, and be excited about building Business Insider's social media presence. A background in video editing is required, experience in journalism or social media is a huge plus.
APPLY HERE and include a resume and cover letter.
Please note that this internship if full time, and requires that you work in our Manhattan office. The internship term runs for approximately six months, with some flexibility on start and end dates.
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