Digital Content Associate (External Agency Staff)
National Football League (NFL) · Inglewood, CA · 3 mo ago
On-siteManufacturing$38.63/hrContract
NFL Media is seeking a Digital Content Associate to assist the senior manager of Club Content Relations in all phases of content collection, management, and distribution for cross-platform production teams.
Responsibilities
- Support production teams with content clearances, booking, video clipping/links for social and digital distribution, and tentpole content collection and logistics
- Follow instructions and work well with others in a fast-paced environment
- Multi-task and prioritize daily assignments
- Demonstrate strong attention to detail and communication skills (verbal and written)
- Meet deadlines under pressure
- Apply strong football knowledge and awareness of NFL events and stories; quickly identify players and coaches
- Develop and foster relationships within the NFL and club ecosystem
- Work closely with content assistants and NFL.com editorial staff to gather and distribute content to NFL Digital Media properties
- Utilize social media for content gathering
- Respond quickly to short deadlines and positively to criticism
Requirements
- 4-year degree or equivalent education
- 2+ years in a public relations, sports media, or other journalism environment
- Strong editorial skills and NFL knowledge
- Strong news/content judgement
- Team-oriented attitude
Qualifications
- Previous professional experience in TV Production or digital content environment (strongly preferred)
- Familiarity with sports media landscape and platforms
- Previous work with an NFL or other professional sports organization (a plus)
- Knowledge of Premiere or Adobe (a plus)
- Knowledge of Tagboard (a plus)
Pay
Salary: $38.63 USD per hour
Schedule
- 40 hours per week
- May include weekend or holiday shifts
- In-office position (no remote work)
Benefits
Comprehensive benefits offerings are available. For more information, visit: NFL BENEFITS.
This role is with one of the NFL’s third-party agency partners. The selected candidate will be an employee of that agency, not the NFL, and all compensation, benefits, and employment terms are handled by the agency. The assignment to provide services to the NFL is limited in duration but may be extended by mutual agreement.