Content Coordinator

15 December 2009

Organisation/person name:

MTV Networks New Zealand

Work type:

Contract

Work classification:

Multimedia

Job description:

MTV Networks New Zealand is in search of a Content Coordinator to join our Auckland based team immediately. This 1 year contract position will focus on the management of all content across our digital platforms. The ideal candidate will be experienced in digital media, happy in both creative and technical environments, and someone who thrives in a fast-paced workplace.

A lateral thinker, with a passion for all things digital, your main responsibilities will be:

Upload all video content across online platforms including client microsites
Ensure regular maintenance of the CMS
Create, distribute and manage content schedules
Regularly communicate with international offices in relation to content acquisition and distribution, plus communicate status of projects internally
Proactively search for ways to constantly improve our video product
Implement design and functionality updates across online platforms

To be successful in this position, you will have knowledge of HTML, ideally have 12 months experience in a similar role, and have a true love for digital entertainment. If this sounds like you and you are available to start pre-Christmas then apply today by sending your application to careersnz@mtvn.co.nz

Opportunity location:

Auckland

Key skills sought:

Knowledge of HTML
CMS experience
Minimum 12 months experience in similar role

Start date:

Monday, 21 December 2009

End date:

Friday, 31 December 2010

This opportunity is:

Paid

Salary low $:

Salary high $:

Closing date:

Thursday, 31 December 2009

Contact details:

careersnz@mtvn.co.nz

Submitted by MTV Networks Australia on Tue, 15/12/2009 - 10:38am.

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