6-Month Temporary Contract - Potential to Extend
Location:London - Hybrid, 3 days per week in the office
Pay Rate:£21.85-£23.85 per hour
Do you know your Dungeons & Dragons from your average RPG? Are you familiar with Wizards of the Coast, tabletop gaming, fantasy worlds and the passionate online communities built around them?
Perhaps you're already following gaming discussions on Reddit, spotting fan conversations on TikTok and Instagram, or keeping up with the memes, trends and debates that get gaming communities talking.
We're recruiting on behalf of aglobally recognised entertainment and gaming brandfor aSocial Content & Community Managerto join their social team on an initial six-month contract, with the potential to extend.
This role is all aboutfandom and community. You'll help the brand connect with its online followers, understand what its fans care about and find creative ways to deepen engagement across social channels.
You'll need strong social media experience, but just as importantly, we're looking for someone who genuinely understandsgaming culture and fandom communities. An existing interest inDungeons & Dragons, Wizards of the Coast, tabletop gaming, fantasy gaming or similar fandomswould be a real advantage.
The RoleAs Social Content & Community Manager, you'll be immersed in the conversations taking place across gaming and entertainment communities.
You'll identify emerging trends, fan conversations, memes and cultural moments, and work with copywriters, designers and video editors to turn them into engaging, relevant social content.
You'll also play an important role ingrowing and engaging the online community- understanding what followers respond to, encouraging conversation and helping create content that feels authentic to established fans while attracting new ones.
This is a fast-moving role where you'll need to understand when the brand should join a conversation, how it should respond and, importantly, when it shouldn't.
What You'll Be DoingWe're looking for someone who understands that successful community management isn't simply about posting content - it's aboutunderstanding the people behind the fandom and knowing how to engage with them authentically.
You'll ideally have: