Publishing Producer

The Position CallRail is looking for a Web Producer. At CallRail, our website is at the heart of our customer experience and business growth, and we are looking to add a driven, detail-oriented Web Producer to our Marketing team. Reporting to the Manager, Website Strategy, this position will be responsible for managing daily website updates and supporting accessibility, performance, and site troubleshooting efforts. This role requires a CMS expert with working knowledge of web best practices around accessibility, analytics, and UX. The ideal candidate enjoys hands-on publishing work and has a passion for building, growing, and optimizing a best-in-class website. What You'll Do Create, maintain, and update website content using a CMS; serve as the primary point of contact for content changes Perform regular content QA to catch issues before and after publishing Partner closely with our UX Designer to translate Figma designs into new pages Partner with Engineering to set up and execute A/B tests within the CMS Implement approved pricing and parameter changes within the CMS Handle minor coding and troubleshooting for page-level issues Lead web accessibility efforts, including audits, compliance, and remediation Monitor page-level performance metrics and provide insights and recommendations Collaborate closely with Marketing stakeholders, Design, Product, and Engineering Perform regular full website QA and maintenance to ensure our site is functioning properly at all times What You'll Need Relevant experience in web production, working in a CMS (Builder.io) Solid understanding of HTML/CSS/JavaScript Working knowledge of Figma and experience translating designs into working pages Knowledge of web accessibility standards (WCAG) and remediation practices Experience with web analytics tools (Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager) Experience running or supporting A/B tests Knowledge of web best practices Experience using project management tools (Asana) C

The mission of The New York Times is to seek the truth and help people understand the world. That means independent journalism is at the heart of all we do as a company. It’s why we have a world-renowned newsroom that sends journalists to report on the ground from nearly 160 countries. It’s why we focus deeply on how our readers will experience our journalism, from print to audio to a world-class digital and app destination. And it’s why our business strategy centers on making journalism so good that it’s worth paying for. The New York Times is hiring a Senior Producer to work on our weekly tech show, Hard Fork. We're looking for someone with experience covering tech and working on chat shows, who can bring Hard Fork to life for our audio and video audiences, including social and full length videos. You have a refined understanding of podcast and video journalistic production (research, prep, scripting, recording, script editing, post-production and publishing). We're looking for someone with a deep understanding of podcast video and social trends, who can take an innovative and adaptive approach to video formats, techniques and YouTube strategy. This is a hybrid position based in New York and includes regular attendance in the office each week per your departmental guidance. Responsibilities: Work with Shows and Technology desk leadership to develop and execute on the ambitions of a new show Work with hosts and guests in studio, booking and pre-interviewing guests and prepping hosts Write interview questions, research, fact-check and collaborate on scripting Produce full interviews in audio and video from start to finish Make recommendations about length, format and tone before and during production Cut episodes on a tight deadline, with technical proficiency and with minimal oversight Consistently pull tape to shape a coherent and compelling conversation, using music, footage, b-roll, graphics and archive materials as needed Receive and incorporate edits Col

We take play seriously. We’re looking for curious adventurers ready to find their party, fueled by imagination and drive to build what’s never been built before. At Hasbro and Wizards of the Coast, you’ll collaborate with passionate teams to reimagine our iconic brands and create experiences that spark joy, connection, and community through the magic of play. This is your chance to shape legendary play that lasts a lifetime. What You'll Do: Commission a high volume of artwork by identifying freelance illustrators, providing ongoing art direction, maintaining strong partner relationships, and delivering regular status updates to the Lead Art Director and Producer. Apply a strong eye for detail and a solid understanding of artistic fundamentals to source and deliver high-quality artwork aligned with Dungeons & Dragons publishing schedules and brand standards. Collaborate with department leaders and participate in brainstorms focused on future Dungeons & Dragons creative initiatives and workflow/process improvements. Present updates to leadership by showcasing work and clearly contextualizing it within the broader visual strategy. What You’ll Bring: 2+ yrs commercial art experience. A portfolio demonstrating strong creative vision with a cinematic lens. Strong communication skills and capable of giving and receiving feedback. High attention to detail and organization skills Deep knowledge of current fantasy illustration market/talent and modern print/press techniques and processes. Have an interest in discovering diverse, emerging artists Adept in Adobe Photoshop, proficient MS Office (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook). Nice to Have: Familiarity with accessibility standards in publishing or interactive storytelling. Knowledge of D&D’s tone, audience, and content structure, or similar genre entertainment brands. Comfortable working across print, digital, and marketing platforms as needed. Love for entertainment, other TTRPG brands, and explori

About the Team OpenAI’s Education team is building products and programs that advance how people learn with AI. We work across students, educators, institutions, and education communities to help people use AI thoughtfully and effectively. About the Role We’re looking for an Education Content Marketing Lead who combines exceptional editorial and curriculum judgment with strong content-marketing instincts, a builder’s mindset, and an engineer’s approach to scale. You’ll create high-quality content and the systems that move it from idea to published asset quickly and consistently. This is a hands-on role spanning long-form editorial, curriculum, video, visual content, channel strategy, and content operations. You’ll turn strategic briefs and expert input into useful work for students, educators, institutional leaders, and education communities; grow the channels that reach them; and use data to improve both the content and the engine behind it. Education needs a coherent, measurable content engine across audiences, formats, and channels. This role will turn fragmented requests and one-off production into a prioritized portfolio, reusable workflows, dependable creative capacity, and education-specific channels that compound over time. The goal is not simply to produce more content, but to create work that earns attention, supports learning and engagement, and improves through evidence. In This Role, You Will Build and continuously improve a scalable content operating system spanning intake, prioritization, resourcing, production, review, publishing, versioning, and reuse. Apply an engineer’s mindset to map dependencies, remove bottlenecks, automate repeatable work, create modular templates and playbooks, and maintain clear quality standards. Maintain a single source of truth for the roadmap, editorial calendar, briefs, source material, production status, approvals, assets, and metadata. Produce and edit content across formats, including long-form articles, blogs, case

About the role Midjourney is an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species. We are a small self-funded team focused on design, human infrastructure, and AI. We're looking for a talented visual designer to shape how Midjourney shows up in the world. We are looking for someone with a fresh, opinionated, and high-quality design foundation who can create work that feels distinct, not what’s now but what’s next. You'll partner closely with the leadership on campaigns and visual storytelling across earned and owned channels. This is a freelance engagement with potential for a long-term partnership as the work (and team) grows. What you'll do Design campaign visuals: ads, social, launches — from concept through finished assets Bring editorial design sensibility to our owned channels: email/welcome series, blog, campaign imagery Develop visual systems that are expressive rather than corporate Partner with marketing on what earned and owned should look and feel like Collaborate async with a small, fast-moving team You might be a fit if You're a senior IC — roughly 5–8 years in — with a portfolio of expressive, culturally fluent graphic design: editorial, campaigns, identities across print and digital Typography and composition are your first language You can direct as well as execute: you've shaped campaigns, not just produced assets for them You're plugged into visual culture across art, fashion, publishing, music, and the internet You work well remote and independently Nice to have Editorial/publication experience (print or digital magazines) Motion or illustration You already make things with generative tools Logistics Freelance/contract, part-time to start, with room to grow Fully remote, anywhere. No travel required (though you're always welcome in SF) To apply Send your portfolio. We care about taste, range, and point of view.

As a Social Media Marketing Manager, you’ll shape Coder’s day-to-day social presence and turn complex AI infrastructure into content people want to watch. You’ll create for technical and business audiences without losing the broader story, using video, strong writing, and a clear point of view. You’ll work closely with Coder’s content marketing, community, field marketing, product marketing, demand gen, and devrel teams (and more) to support campaigns, engage our community, and strengthen Coder’s voice across Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, and X. From first idea to final post, you’ll create, publish, engage, measure, and improve. What you’ll do here Own social media engagement. Monitor Coder’s channels daily and respond to comments, mentions, and conversations in a voice that is technical, warm, and on-brand to increase engagement and get more of Coder’s content in front of the right audiences. Create vertical video content end to end. Produce short-form and long-form video for Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts, including scripting, filming, editing, publishing, and optimization. Execute campaigns. Partner with the cross-functional teams to bring product launches, thought leadership series, customer stories, and event campaigns to life across social media platforms. Repurpose and remix. Turn webinars, blog posts, product demos, and other existing content into social-native formats built for each channel. Track and report. Monitor performance, identify patterns, share insights with the team, and use what you learn to shape the next round of content. Stay current. Keep up with platform trends, algorithm changes, emerging formats, and what is working across developer tools and B2B technology. Manage the content calendar. Keep production organized, maintain a steady publishing rhythm, and surface new ideas before they are requested. What we’re looking for 3+ years of experience creating content for a brand, agency, or independent audience, with a portfolio that shows ra