Communications & Content Manager

Backblaze External WebsiteCloud Storage

Remote - USFull-TimeManager

Salary123000 - 141000 USD per year

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Job Details

Experience: 4+ years

Requirements

4+ years of experience in communications, content marketing, PR, or a related field
Strong experience managing editorial or campaign calendars across multiple stakeholders
Experience working with PR agencies, social programs, and/or content distribution
Proven ability to execute cross-channel campaigns (social, PR, content) with attention to detail
Strong written and verbal communication skills, with an eye for tone, messaging, and audience
Comfort working in fast-paced environments with shifting priorities
Experience using data and reporting to inform decisions and improve performance
Highly organized with strong project management and follow-through skills

Responsibilities

Manage social content calendar in coordination with third-party marketing agency and internal stakeholders
Develop channel-appropriate, native social content to support campaigns
Partner with Creative on visual identity and systems for optimizing social creative production
Report on engagement and signal insights and recommend iterative improvements
Drive PR agency execution on pitched content initiatives and announcements
Coordinate executive participation in contributed content, interviews, and commentary
Manage editorial calendar in coordination with Technical Storytelling Manager and Senior Technical Editorial Manager
Own the overall management of our narrative calendars and cadences
Increase Backblaze’s visibility and credibility in the AI ecosystem
Build meaningful relationships with builders, platforms, and influencers
Secure high-quality earned media placements and thought leadership opportunities
Establish Backblaze as a primary voice within AI infrastructure conversations happening in online spaces

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