Digital Production Coordinator
Full-time, Los Angeles
HAUS is looking to add a Digital Production Coordinator to our growing team. You will work closely with a team of technologists, designers and senior and executive producers. You should be organized, self sufficient, can keep a lot of different balls in the air at the same time, and are able to retain information and direction. You are excellent at organizing and communicating feedback, trafficking and managing workflows. You are not intimidated by quick turn-arounds and deadlines and will 'stay until the end' to get the project done. You have intense attention to detail. Our goal is to grow you into that next rockstar digital producer
Requirements
- A minimum of 1+ years project coordination expertise preferably in a production or design environment.
- Excellent at building relationships and creating a strong positive team environment.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Team player with a willingness to jump in
- Comfortable with a fast pace and constant change
- Quick thinker
- Can easily make your way around a computer, software including spreadsheets, and docs.
US ONLY. Digital Submissions ONLY. Do not contact anyone directly.
Benefits
We help brands reach a connected generation by creating experiences and services across all channels digital. We're multi-cultured and clicker-happy individuals experienced from working with the world’s most interesting, innovative and digitally savvy brands.
Google named us a company who knows how to ‘harness the magic of online’. We've been recognized for our work by New York Times, Mashable, TheFWA and TechCrunch. We’re the first-ever to unite Aol, Google and Yahoo’s combined online reach in streaming the Presidential Debates- but all of that still pales in comparison to the joy we get from seeing someone interact with our work with a giant smile on their face.
Creating together should be fun—or else why do it? We thrive on collaboration, with a mix of both in-person and remote, and take pride in not taking ourselves too seriously.
We have a family atmosphere, because...
creating together should be fun, or why do it?