Social Media Coordinator

BC Parks Foundation

Social Media Coordinator creating engaging content across BC Parks Foundation’s social media channels. Collaborating with the marketing and communications team to align with organizational goals and strategies.

Posted 4/23/2026full-timeVancouver • 🇨🇦 CanadaJuniorMid-Level💰 CA$60,000 - CA$66,000 per yearWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Produce video, photo, and written content across BC Parks Foundation’s social channels, including content that represents our programs and the people behind them
Develop compelling narratives that grow brand reach, build community, and reflect the diversity of people who connect with nature in BC
Adapt content for multiple demographics, ensuring representation, accessibility, and relevance across platforms and audiences
Stay current on emerging trends, platform updates, and content formats; act on what is relevant quickly
Test new formats, iterate based on what works, and share learnings with the broader team
Manage day-to-day publishing, community engagement, and inbox management across social channels
Build and maintain a content calendar in collaboration with the marketing and communications team
Ensure consistency in brand voice, visual identity, and messaging across all platforms
Track and report on key social metrics monthly, with clear analysis of what the data means for future content decisions
Use performance data to inform content planning; connect what is being made to what is resonating with audiences
Share learnings and trend observations with the team on a regular basis
Collaborate with the marketing team to align content direction with marketing priorities and campaign timelines
Coordinate with Senior Manager, Communications, program leads, and partners to identify stories worth telling and bring them to life on social media
Contribute ideas and insights to marketing and communications planning discussions

Requirements

What you’ll need

2 or more years of hands-on social media experience, including content creation across several social media platforms
Comfortable on camera; you can show up naturally in front of a lens and create content that strops a scroll, whether that is a quick reel, a talking-head clip, or a moment captured in the field
Strong skills in video and photo production for social media; you know how to shoot and edit content that performs natively on each platform
Excellent writing skills with a natural feel for tone; you can write a caption that is warm, clear, and on-brand
Demonstrated ability to manage multiple content streams and deadlines simultaneously
A genuine interest in what is happening on social; you follow trends, notice what works, and bring that awareness into your work
Experience building and managing a content calendar
Comfort with analytics tools and the ability to pull meaning from metrics and go beyond the numbers
Knowledge of a genuine interest in conversation, health, nature-based programming, or the non-profit sector
Experience using AI tools to support content development, research, or workflow efficiency is an asset
A valid BC driver's license is required

Benefits

Comp & perks

Commitment to Equity: BC Parks Foundation is committed to a diverse and inclusive workforce. Preference may be given to qualified Indigenous candidates or those from or with experience of other diverse cultures (this includes learning and/or applying information and practices of your culture or that of another culture) Those identifying as being part of groups which are underrepresented or facing barriers to the labour market are encouraged to apply

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Hard Skills & Tools

video productionphoto productioncontent creationsocial media managementcontent calendar managementanalytics toolsAI toolswriting skillsediting skillstrend analysis

Soft Skills

communicationcollaborationcreativitytime managementadaptabilityattention to detailcommunity engagementstorytellingproblem-solvinginterpersonal skills

Certifications

valid BC driver's license