This is a social media and digital communications position supporting the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s Fish and Wildlife Research Institute (FWRI). The incumbent develops accurate, engaging and accessible social media content highlighting FWRI research, staff, programs and initiatives. Plans, creates, schedules and publishes content for FWRI’s primary social media accounts, including Facebook and Instagram. Coordinates with agency communications partners to develop content for X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Flickr and other platforms as assigned. Works with scientists, public information specialists and other subject matter experts to identify stories and translate complex scientific and technical information into clear public-facing content while maintaining accuracy and scientific integrity. Writes and edits copy, creates basic graphics, captures and edits photographs and short-form videos. Mains editorial calendars and coordinates content development, review and approval. Collaborates internally and with agency partners to support campaigns, cross-promotion and consistent messaging across channels. Monitors comments, direct messages, questions and public reports and coordinates timely professional responses. Recognizes sensitive, emerging or high-risk issues and promptly refers questions requiring technical review, policy guidance or escalation to the appropriate staff. Tracks performance using social media analytics and management tools and recommend adjustments to improve reach, engagement and audience service. Stays current on platform changes, accessibility requirements, content trends and emerging tools. Organizes digital content and supporting records, including source files, captions, credits, releases and usage rights. Ensures content meets agency standards for quality, branding, accessibility, accuracy and records management.
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Career Level
Entry Level