SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER (ORGANIC GROWTH & CREATOR PARTNERSHIPS)
Remote
Engagement: Contractor
Location: Remote
Working timezone: Pacific Time

Lovie is building an agentic banking platform for AI-native companies. We are looking for a social media operator who can set the strategy and do the work.

You will own our cross-channel social strategy across LinkedIn, X, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. Each week, you will prioritize the two or three channels with the clearest prospect and set a maintenance, test, or pause plan for the rest.

You will turn product launches, partnerships, fundraising updates, company news, and founder ideas into useful content people want to read, watch, and share.

This is not a scheduling-only role. We need someone who can decide what to say, adapt an idea to each channel, write in a founder's voice, run creator outreach, and connect organic activity to business results.

WHAT YOU WILL OWN

• Build and run Lovie's social media and organic growth strategy.
• Own the editorial calendar, content pillars, publishing rhythm, and channel priorities.




• Write and produce channel-native content for LinkedIn, X, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.
• Develop the social presence of Lovie's founders and executives while preserving each person's voice.
• Turn launches, partnerships, fundraising, and company news into focused social campaigns.
• Source, contact, brief, and manage TikTok and short-form UGC creators.
• Build relationships with creators, founders, investors, operators, and ecosystem partners.
• Own community engagement across our social channels and relevant online communities.
• Track fintech, AI, startup, creator, and cultural conversations. Know when to join and when to stay out.
• Work closely with Product Marketing, Growth, Product, Sales, and Communications.
• Build repeatable systems for research, production, approvals, distribution, and reporting.
• Use AI tools where they improve the work, while keeping human judgment and editorial tas

📌 Social Media Manager (India)
🏢 Lovie.co
📍 India