Jun
24

Job post: Content Manager / Project Coordinator

written by Ian

We’re looking for a skilled, organized recent graduate who has a passion for e-books. You’ll join a recently funded startup busy revolutionizing the delivery of educational content. Symtext has a great product set to launch for the fall semester, as well as significant customer traction from schools, professors, students and publishers. If you’re independent, extremely organized, and a good project manager with excellent communication skills, please learn more about us at www.symtext.com, and contact us.

This is a contract position with a high probability of becoming full time.

Responsibilities

  • Work with schools and professors to identify their content needs, and work with publishers to source this content
  • Coordinate various types of projects: collecting digital content from publishers, helping professors setup their courses and students with Symtext, assisting custom integration projects with university IT and Administration
  • Add metadata to content and facilitate upload to the Symtext platform; help develop content classification systems
  • Provide product training and demos for professors, schools and publishers
  • Develop and maintain training and support materials including the site FAQ, knowledge base, etc.
  • Help with the day-to-day operations of the company from preparing presentation to doing research and attending events

Qualifications

  • Degree in Business or Master of Information preferred
  • Highly organized with demonstrable experience managing projects of some kind
  • Outstanding written, verbal and interpersonal communications skills
  • A natural problem solver and hard worker
  • An understanding of e-books and Web 2.0 products and services
  • Interested in start-up environment: must be comfortable with risk, fluidity and change
  • A sense of humour…

Candidates will be required to provide references upon request, and may also be asked to take a practical test.

To apply, email me at ian AT symtext DOT com.

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