Social Media Content Producer I

Overview

UW Credit Union is a $6 billion member-owned financial cooperative serving 390,000+ members across Wisconsin. Our mission is to improve the financial well-being of our members — and our Social Media Content Producer ensures that mission is visible through our social media channels.

As our Social Media Content Producer, your primary focus is content creation. Reels, Tik Toks, Stories, carousels, static graphics and beyond – you are well versed in a variety of social media formats and know how to optimize content for each channel. When you’re not creating content, you’re tackling the day-to-day requirements of social media, like tending to our online community and responding to member feedback.
Why Join Us

• Your work will actually be seen. As a growing credit union with an active social presence, your content won't get lost, it'll be part of how our community sees and connects with us every day.

• A team, not a solo gig. You’ll be part of a social media team, so you’re never creating in a vacuum.

• Real creative freedom within a supportive structure. Concepts are collaborative, but once you're rolling, you'll have genuine ownership over how the content comes to life.

• Purpose-driven content. You're not just chasing views, you're helping real members feel more confident about their financial lives, from first-time home buying to everyday money decisions.

• Work with people you respect. Our team is smart, savvy and enthusiastic.

• Live your life. We have a hybrid work schedule (3 days in office, 2 remote). While you work in social, you’re not expected to let it take over your life. With rare exceptions, when you’re off the clock, you are off the clock.

Who You Are

You're the person who can't scroll past a great Tik Tok without thinking about why it worked, and how it could work for other brands. You're comfortable stepping in front of the camera as easily as you are editing behind it, and you don't need someone hovering over your shoulder to figure out the logistics of getting a great shot.

Outside of the creative work, you're someone who thrives on structure without needing to be micromanaged. If you're given a concept, you can independently figure out the logistics: where to film, what equipment you need, how to get the file from your phone to your laptop without losing quality. You don't need someone to hold your hand through the "how", just clarity on the "what