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Getduranta

Social Media Manager (PT)

  • Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
  • No salary listed
  • Mid level
  • Part-time
  • Hybrid · Seattle, WA
  • Added today

About this role

ABOUT DURANTA

Our work is to change the way the world sees and analyzes the world. Tangibly, we are developing a proprietary computer vision model, Aidan, that creates 4D digital twins of physical world. Our software is used by landscaping and other professionals to analyze over 300,000 properties, with more added to that number every day. Duranta’s founding team have built unicorns, had successful exits and published groundbreaking research within the field of computer vision. We are building great technology, enjoying ourselves while doing it, and we want to share with more people what makes Duranta special.

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR

  • A self-starter: you know how to use the various social media platforms and are able to measure the impact and engagement of content production.
  • Creativity: you find new ways to communicate who we are and what our product does.
  • Tech forward: you know how to use the latest tools for editing and presenting content.
  • Organization: you can keep to a strict schedule for generating and posting content.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND FOCUS AREAS

  • Generate interesting, educational and entertaining content that is appropriate for different mediums featuring captions of our product and snippets of our team life
  • Post content regularly on social media and grow followers organically
  • Engage with the community

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Likely interview questions

  • Can you describe your experience measuring the impact and engagement of social media content?
  • How would you approach creating engaging content that explains complex technology like computer vision to a general audience?