Employer Branding – Engagement Specialist

Job Description:

  • Create compelling content showcasing people, culture, and values across internal and external channels
  • Support employer branding and recruitment marketing campaigns to attract global talent
  • Develop employee spotlights, culture stories, newsletters, social media content, and other communications
  • Help manage and grow the employer brand across LinkedIn, Glassdoor, and the careers site
  • Support employee engagement initiatives, recognition programmes, wellbeing campaigns, and company-wide events
  • Capture authentic employee stories and bring the Employee Value Proposition to life
  • Partner with teams across the business to communicate updates, initiatives, and culture moments
  • Use data and insights to measure engagement and improve campaigns and communications

Requirements:

  • Experience in employer branding, communications, marketing, employee engagement, talent attraction, or a similar field
  • Strong copywriting, storytelling, and content creation skills
  • Experience creating content for social media, digital channels, or internal communications
  • Familiarity with Canva, Adobe Creative Suite, Figma, or similar creative platforms
  • Excellent organisational skills and ability to manage multiple projects
  • Data-driven mindset with interest in measuring impact and engagement
  • Collaborative approach and confidence working with stakeholders across teams
  • Passion for creating engaging employee experiences and inclusive workplace cultures

Benefits:

  • Remote first, with flexibility to include life needs like school runs and gym breaks in your schedule
  • Competitive leave package
  • Paid bonding leaves for new additions to your family
  • 2 paid charitable days off
  • International collaboration and networking opportunities
  • Human-centered, nurturing culture
  • Recognition for contributions
  • Access to 2 learning platforms for continuous growth
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