Digital Content Assistant (FTC)

Do you have a passion for all things digital and the desire to get into Academic publishing? A leading academic publisher in central London is looking to appoint a Digital Content Assistant to support their books department. You will assist the team in developing their strategy for their digital UK textbooks and online programme. This a fixed contract role of around 5 months and will start remotely.

Key duties:

• Managing the gathering and supporting the creation, launch and delivery of digital content to schedule
• Briefing websites, adapting copy and formatting website materials within deadlines
• General support to Digital content team, including associated administrative tasks
• Accessing and interpreting analytics to support the strategic planning of website context
• Supporting market research and user testing activities and keeping abreast of digital trends
• Liaise amongst different departments to coordinate on the process
• Replying to customer queries in a timely and professional manner

Experience / skills required:

• Proven interest in Academic publishing
• Experience within publishing would be an advantage
• Excellent skills with Microsoft Office and willingness to learn packages and programmes
• Excellent verbal, written, and communication skills
• Ability to manage a varied workload with strong attention to detail
• Educated to degree level or equivalent
• Basic knowledge of HTML highly desirable

For further information, please apply online or email a CV and salary expectations to clairecs@atwoodtate.co.uk

Contact:        Claire Carrington-Smith         

Tel:               0203 5474 4431

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