Podcaster

About the role

The Digital Politics Podcast Producer role involves running the weekly production cycle, including recording, editing, cutting clips, and publishing episodes on various platforms. The producer also assembles each episode, ensuring it is completed on time and meets high standards.

Responsibilities

• Record the episode, edit it, and publish it on platforms such as YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, etc.
• Edit the episode and cut the clips to ensure a clean, consistent, and on-time product.
• Assemble every episode, coordinating with writers, designers, and others to bring the final product together.
• Raise the production quality and visual presence of the show as it grows.
• (Optional) Host the podcast, though this is not required.

Requirements

• Experience in podcasting or video production
• Proficiency in video editing software (DaVinci Resolve, Premiere, CapCut, Final Cut, etc.)
• Ability to produce high-quality content consistently
• Organizational skills and ability to manage multiple tasks
• Self-starter with the ability to manage a weekly production cycle independently

Qualifications

• Passion for democracy reform and citizen empowerment
• Commitment to the mission of FiNC
• Interest in working in a non-traditional, collaborative environment

Skills

• Video editing skills
• Content creation and assembly
• Project management
• Communication and collaboration

Benefits

This role offers a unique opportunity to work on a mission-driven project with delayed compensation and an ownership stake in FiNC. The company prioritizes neurodiversity and diversity-of-thought, fostering a culture of servant leadership and shared ownership.

Pay

Compensation is retroactive and based on a Crowd-Start model, meaning contributions are made during the early stages of the project's development.

Schedule

The role requires 15-20 hours per week, with the exact days flexible to accommodate the producer's schedule.

Culture and Employment

FiNC is structured as a cooperative-style nonprofit, emphasizing purpose over profits, value over hours, and respect for work-life balance. The company supports individual weaknesses to enhance collective strengths and provides continuous role assessments and long-term growth opportunities.

Who Thrives Here

• Someone with experience in podcasting or video production
• A self-starter who can manage a weekly production cycle independently
• An individual passionate about democracy reform and citizen empowerment
• Able to handle the coordination aspect of the role while maintaining high production standards

Who Struggles Here

• Those who struggle with the coordination aspects of the role
• Individuals seeking full-time hours and immediate corporate setup
• People looking for a stepping stone rather than a long-term commitment

Direct Apply

To apply, please visit our careers page.