Student Casual - UKFin Content Shaper - Computer Science - Grade 2 - 907520

Working alongside the Project Manager and UKFin+ team, you will have the opportunity to put together different types of content from interviews to adverts for the events. We are particularly looking for students who can contribute by creating and editing videos for LinkedIn and YouTube. This is a casual role, on a part-time basis to fit alongside your studies. There are no set weekly hours and you will have 1 month to complete 20 hours of editing and creating new content. Your weekly limit will be 15 hours. You are in control of your hours, but you will be required to create a minimum of 10 videos and attend meetings to discuss the content you are working on. Main duties

• Create and edit video content to meet fixed deadlines and to an agreed brief.
• Contribute to content ideas through meetings and chats.
• Support the UKFin+ team with student communications, providing feedback and recommendations for improvement.
• Assist the UKFin+ Team with other reasonable requests.
  
  Keen interest in current social media trends, as well as experience in the production of content for a variety of platforms.
• A clear and demonstrable understanding about the nature of the diverse student community across the UK; showing an awareness of our student demographics and understanding of the requirements of the student community.
• Positive attitude and approach to achieving results (finding and using relevant learning opportunities to improve results).
• Knowledge of emerging social media trends and experience of utilising these channels within a communications or marketing role.
• Ideally experience of graphical design packages and associated technologies (e.g., Canva)
• Experience of video production and editing using platforms such as CapCut.
• Experience of copywriting, proofreading and content editing.
• Excellent interpersonal, organisational, spoken, and written communication skills to deal effectively, confidently, and appropriately with students and staff at all levels.
• Ability to prioritise workload and anticipate problems, to progress work thoroughly and reliably sometimes under pressure and to tight deadlines.
• High levels of attention to detail.
• An effective team player who can demonstrate that they have not only worked successfully as part of a team, but that they are able to self-direct workload and priorities.
• Calm and focused under pressure.
• An understanding of the University aims and objectives.
• N.B. candidates do not require all the above experience/qualities
  
  At the University of Birmingham, Worklink is the dedicated student employment service which helps students to find flexible, well paid part-time roles that fit around your studies. Each year, the University invests more than £2.5 million to employ 3,000 of our own students in a wide range of roles, supporting our student community into part-time work. Roles available via Worklink include a range of positions, including administrative roles, support staff such as cleaners or baristas, research roles and many more., UKFin+ is a £2.5m Network Plus grant funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). Its aim is to bridge the gap between university research and the needs of the financial services industry, consumers, and regulators.