Global Content & Engagement Manager

About New Energy Nexus

New Energy Nexus (NEX) is an international NGO that supports climate solutions and builds a more equitable clean energy economy. Our laser focus is on clean energy entrepreneurs: providing them with funds, accelerators, and networks to thrive. They are our main audience and our agent of change.

We started in California in 2004 and now operate across China, India, Southeast Asia, East and West Africa, and Australia. We have leveraged US$5.4 billion in investment and supported more than 11,000 entrepreneurs.

About the Role & Opportunity

This is a rare opportunity to own the global channels of an international NGO and tell the stories of some of the world's most promising climate solutions. As a hands-on individual contributor role with strategic ownership, you will run our flagship digital channels - LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and email - with a clear mandate: grow our reach, engagement, and increase conversion rates.

With the CCO as your sign-off and partner, the editorial standard and the strategy for our global channels are yours to shape. You write and produce the stories of the entrepreneurs we back, and you help chapter teams surface the strongest content from the field. You will not carry it alone. A Marketing Manager, a Design and Brand Strategist, and a roster of consultants work alongside you, which keeps your own hours on strategy, editorial judgment, and the writing only you can do.

Working at New Energy Nexus

You will join a small but mighty global communications team inside a forward-thinking international NGO. We support comms leads in each of the 14 countries we operate in, manage all global channels, and steward the NEX brand and editorial process. Your manager will respect your work-life balance and fully support you in bringing your whole self to work.

This role is remote. You'll need strong wifi and flexibility to meet colleagues across time zones. Relocation assistance is not available.

A Typical Day

You start the day by checking how yesterday's LinkedIn posts and active ad campaigns performed, and what that means for this week's plan. A chapter comms lead in California pings you on Slack with a startup milestone worth telling; you rough out an angle and slot it into the editorial calendar. Mid-morning, you interview a founder in the Philippines for a blog and pull the best quotes for social. In the afternoon, you meet with colleagues, external partners and personal contacts in your network to gauge messaging for COP31. You end the day in the analytics dashboard, noting what's growing, what's flat, and what you'll test next.

Core Responsibilities

Channel growth & engagement

Own strategy and execution for our global channels: LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, and email

Set growth targets for each channel, run experiments, and double down on what works

Publish consistently, using each platform's native features to maximize reach and engagement

Scout and test new channels and formats where our audiences are heading

Strategize and execute monthly ad spend on LinkedIn, Meta, and Google, with support from the Marketing Manager in the team.

Storytelling & Content

Identify and write entrepreneur stories, online articles, and donor case studies based on interviews with founders and experts

Work with our Brand and Design Lead to create short-form video content

Commission and manage content production with consultants and vendors, from brief to final output (graphics, videos, etc.).

Produce the monthly newsletter and quarterly donor newsletter: copy, layout, segmentation, and performance

Editorial Direction

With initial support from the CCO, you will eventually own editorial review of content on global channels

Manage day-to-day relationships with chapter (country office) comms leads across 14 countries, under CCO direction and support

Maintain the editorial calendar and connect chapter stories to global moments and campaigns

Data & Analytics

You will maintain the global analytics dashboard and report monthly on channel performance, turning data into decisions: what to keep, what to change, what to drop

You will coordinate with chapter comms leads to obtain data – manually, or through shared tools – for the aforementioned dashboard

Requirements

Required Skills

5+ years in digital communications and content production, with proof you've grown channel reach and engagement

A strategic mindset coupled with ability to execute day-to-day editorial work

Climate or clean energy experience: you can hold your own in a conversation about the energy transition

Experience working globally or regionally, across cultures and time zones

Editorial judgment: You edit others' work quickly and kindly, and know a good story when you see one

Exceptional English copywriting, short and long form, including interviewing founders and experts

Basic design and short-form video skills (Canva essential; Adobe an asset; work samples will be requested)

Strong grasp of analytics and data collection: you measure what matters and adjust

End-to-end email marketing (Mailchimp an asset)

Familiarity with some or all of these tools in our tech stack: Canva, Adobe Creative Suite, Mailchimp, Google Analytics, Meta Business Suite, LinkedIn Campaign Manager, Slack, Asana

You use AI tools 'thoughtfully' to improve productivity while applying strong editorial judgment and maintaining high standards for originality, and brand voice.

We hope you bring one or more of these bonus skills

Media relations and reputation management experience

Paid social experience

A second regional language (Bahasa Indonesia, Vietnamese, Thai, Mandarin, Filipino, Hindi)

Experience reaching entrepreneur or startup audiences

Benefits

Compensation and applicable benefits such as medical, dental, vision, paid time off, paid holidays and insurance will depend on the location of the selected candidate.

How to Apply

Hit the apply button and attach your CV, and a one-page cover letter answering the following:

a) What makes you a unique candidate for this role

b) A short note on a channel you've grown and how you did it, and

c) A widely-used growth tactic you refuse to use, and why.

Cover letters and CVs that are not tailored to this specific role will be immediately disqualified.

Application deadline: Priority deadline is 14 August 2026 and applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until filled. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted by 21 August.

Interview process: Qualified applicants will participate in a series of interviews via Zoom. There will be 2-3 rounds of interviews.

Accommodation: If you require accommodations during the interview process, please contact us with your request.