Social Media Officer - Temporary

The Social Media Officer will contribute to the OECD's social media strategy by generating content and engagement aligned with communications priorities. The role involves drafting and scheduling posts, proposing content plans and campaigns, monitoring social media performance, and supporting knowledge sharing and innovation within the organisation's communications function.

Responsibilities

• Contribute actively to the OECD’s social media strategy, proposing ways to strengthen engagement and impact.
• Monitor OECD discussions and outputs to propose a coherent editorial calendar and thematic content plans.
• Draft and schedule social media posts adapted to different audiences and platforms (LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube).
• Propose and draft complete social media content plans and mini-campaigns for major events, reports, and initiatives.
• Create and propose ideas for visual storytelling, series, and campaigns consistent with OECD’s visual identity.
• Work closely with graphic design, video and media teams to deliver compelling multimedia content.
• Pilot new content formats and contribute ideas for innovative digital approaches to improve content performance.
• Suggest ways to improve the OECD’s social media presence based on analytics and best practices.
• Track social media metrics and provide regular performance reports with key insights.
• Evaluate performance of social media channels and propose adjustments and content optimisation.
• Listen actively to OECD’s audiences to gather strategic insights for campaign and content development.
• Support corporate expertise by contributing to social media governance and sharing best practices.
• Contribute to innovation and inspire colleagues by staying up to date with new trends, tools, and techniques in social media.
• Assist in advising on investments in new social media tools and technologies to enhance OECD’s digital presence.

Requirements

• Relevant experience or education in communications, digital media, visual arts, journalism, international relations, or related field.
• Experience managing or contributing to large social media accounts with substantial followings.
• Experience creating vertical video and being camera ready.
• Skilled in creating content plans and producing visual content for social media using tools such as Adobe Creative Suite, Figma, Canva, or video editing software.
• Ability to manage workflows under tight deadlines.
• Strong understanding of leading social media platforms and staying up-to-date with trends, best practices, and innovations.
• Comfortable using social media analytics and monitoring tools, interpreting data, and providing insights to inform content strategy and drive results.
• Proactive and collaborative, able to act as a day-to-day social media lead across multiple campaigns and work closely with OECD Directorates.
• Knowledge of the OECD’s substantive outputs or capacity to learn quickly.
• Fluency in one of the two OECD official languages (English and French) and knowledge of the other, with a commitment to reach a good working level.
• Knowledge of a third language would be an asset.

Skills

• Social Media Management
• Content Planning
• Visual Content Creation
• Adobe Creative Studio
• Figma
• Canva
• Video Editing
• Vertical Video Production
• Social Media Metrics Analysis
• Data Interpretation
• Content Strategy Implementation
• Campaign Management
• Digital Media
• Journalism
• International Relations
• Workflow Management Skills
• Trend Identification
• Social Media Monitoring

Languages

English, French