INTERN : Practicante – Brava Fabrics – Community Manager

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Location:  Barcelona, Spain

Part-Time

Brava Fabrics is an apparel brand from Barcelona focused in design, sustainability and lifestyle. All our garments are 100% organic and manufactured in Spain & Portugal. Because we believe a better, fairer world is possible. 

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ABOUT THE JOB

We are looking for a dynamic and enthusiastic person who can give us support as a Community Manager by joining our marketing team.

He / she will take part in the creative process of our marketing campaigns and assist in the management of our social networks, marketing and copywriting in general.Detailed responsibilities :

Manage and enhance our social media accounts

Engage and take care of the community of our social networks

Help to develop marketing campaigns together with the team

Copywriting

Prepare newsletters and social media content with a special focus on storytelling

Prepare daily deliveries and other operational taskS

PROFILE

  • Extremely creative and communicative person
  • Studies in Communication / Marketing / Advertising or similar
  • Social media and e-commerce heavy user
  • Comfortable with MS Office
  • Fluent level in Spanish & English (German or any other foreign language will be highly appreciated)
  • Visual sensibility and notions of graphic design
  • Adobe Photoshop is a plus
  • Team player & friendly ‘can do’ attitude.
  • Special sensitivity towards fashion, design and sustainability.

 

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