This temporary position, expected to last no more than 10 months, is responsible for publishing and programming content across the NBA’s digital channels, including the NBA App on mobile and connected devices, NBA.com, newsletters, and push notifications. The role calls for a passionate NBA fan with strong editorial judgment and an understanding of the digital content experiences basketball fans value. The employee creates and curates fan-focused storytelling in multiple formats, with a primary emphasis on games and game-related content. The work includes sourcing and programming video, photos, text, and graphics; writing copy for vertical stories and titles and descriptions across digital channels; and building and sending segmented push notifications. Programming decisions should reflect editorial judgment, data, platform needs, and an understanding of NBA fans. The employee also collaborates with Social & Digital Content and Content Creation teams, supports NBA League Pass and NBA ID campaigns, and contributes ideas to content planning. The role is remote and requires strong communication with colleagues, department members, and third-party partners, including on a nightly basis. A bachelor's degree in English, Journalism, Communications, or a related field is preferred. The stated salary is $2,307.69 biweekly. Project employees and/or eligible dependents may be eligible for company-sponsored medical, short-term disability, mental health coaching/therapy, and sick-time benefits; eligibility varies by role.
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