Digital Ambassador

Description of the offer

At Twine, we’re more than just a marketplace – we’re a thriving ecosystem of top-tier freelancers from around the world. Trusted by Fortune 500 companies and Silicon Valley startups alike, Twine is the go-to platform for mission-critical projects. With over half a million registered freelancers and a growing roster of 35,000+ companies, we’ve become the comprehensive solution for all things freelancing.

Our Mission

At Twine, we recognize that companies require a flexible approach to hiring expert freelancers for their most critical projects. Traditional freelance platforms often fall short when it comes to scalability and diversity. That’s where we shine. Twine operates as a thriving global freelance network, with diverse experts across various fields, including marketing, engineering, and AI.

Our core mission is to empower creators, whether they’re businesses or individual freelancers, to thrive in their creative endeavors.

About The Job

We are seeking a Digital Ambassador for a well-known engagement center.

Job Description:

• Participate in all aspects of video production to produce a steady stream of video projects
• Producing simple, straight-forward, “authentic” video (using your phone to capture of-the-moment, compelling content)
• Video editing via tools such as iMovie, Final Cut Pro or DaVinci Resolve
• Scripting and storyboarding individual and/or team videos
• Serve as on-camera talent for the video produced by you and your fellow teammates
• Attending campus events or interviewing subjects to give alumni and supporters an “inside look” at campus life
• Create messaging that allows for engaging with students, alumni, parents, and friends of the university through multiple channels to inspire philanthropic giving

RequirementsGeneral Qualifications:

• You must be a current UT Austin student to apply
• Digital information fluency skills, including familiarity with and a demonstrated savvy on multiple social media networks including Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter
• Critical thinking and problem-solving skills
• Strong oral, written, and digital communication skills, including public speaking experience
• Ability to work independently, maintain confidentiality, computer skills (MS Word, Excel, Access, Data Entry, Outlook and ESP), detail-oriented, punctual and reliable, professional, and ability to use professional judgment
• Customer service and/or sales experience preferred; non-profit fundraising experience a plus
• Must be available during the academic year
• Must be available during regular business hours as well as some night and weekend work
• Hours worked may not meet or exceed 19.50 hours without explicit approval from Supervisor. While we do our best to accommodate student academic/personal schedules, we reserve the right to limit hours if an effort to coordinate schedules becomes too restricted
• No other on-campus employment permitted while working in this position

How to apply?