Content Creator & Graphic Designer Officer

Roles, Responsibilities, Duties Content Creation & Production: • Capture, shoot, edit, and post engaging content across social channels, including Reels, Stories, and Static Posts. • Design marketing materials (flyers, menus, presentations, ads, signage, etc.) as a core part of the role. • Collaborate with internal departments (F&B, Operations, Events) to gather stories and key moments to highlight. Graphic Design & Creative Production: • Design print and digital collateral, including menus, flyers, signage, presentations, and campaign ads, ensuring consistency with brand guidelines. • Create and maintain branded social media templates, graphics, and visual assets for campaigns and day-to-day content. • Partner with internal departments to design creative assets that support promotions, events, and activations. Social Strategy & Planning: • Work closely with the Marketing associate to execute social media strategy to deliver content that supports our overall strategy, with a focus on social, campaigns and brand goals. • Assist during key events or activations to document and promote in real-time. • Support in planning, creating and executing social media marketing strategy across all current and future social media platforms (current platforms: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter and YouTube) and community management. • Remain up to date on all social channels and their respective algorithms to optimize our content and campaigns. Community Management: • Collaborate with the reservations team to engage with followers, respond to comments, DMs, and mentions in a personal, on-brand manner, while staying on top of trends and user-generated content. Brand Consistency & Editing: • Keep content fresh and aligned with our brand’s voice, editing visuals to perfection and delivering high-quality content on tight timelines. • Manage the brand’s content calendar and scheduling across all digital platforms. • Stay updated with digital trends, social media tools, and platform changes to keep the brand relevant. • Ensure all content is aligned with brand voice, tone, and image guidelines. Qualification: • Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign) and Canva; video editing skills a plus. • Portfolio demonstrating both content creation and graphic design work required. • Strong writing and communication skills. • Understanding social media platforms and content strategy. • Familiarity with analytics tools. Experience and Competencies: Experience • Proven experience in content creation and graphic design for hospitality or lifestyle brands. Competency • Excellent eyes for aesthetics, brand storytelling, and copywriting. • Creativity and innovation. • Attention to detail. • Time management and organizational skills. • Ability to work independently and as part of a team. • Strong graphic design skills with proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite and Canva. • Experience in using social media management tools. • Flexibility and availability to attend social media inquiries during the weekend. • Excellent at multi-tasking, proactive and creative. • Self-starter with a proactive, ownership-driven approach to work. Show more Show less

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