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This global architecture studio has designed some of the UK and the worlds most iconic buildings. They are located in the heart of the design and creative hub that is Clerkenwell and offer flexible/hybrid working and the chance to work amongst some of the best talent.


This is a newly created role to fill a business critical gap in their marketing and communications team that will see you working across a number of departments including media and press, business development and the project teams. You will have a confident nature and you will have the opportunity to work with people of all level across the business.


This role would suit someone with an interest and experience in data management and collation, as well as knowledge of CRM systems. An interest in architecture and design would go a long way too.


Hybrid and flexible working on offer.


Key Responsibilities

  • Collate project data and share milestones
  • Manage website performance issues
  • Liaise between website/tech teams
  • Upload press content to CMS
  • Research market stats for marketing materials
  • Help update the company landing page.

Skills and Experience

  • Experience within data collection, management and administration
  • Highly organised, self-motivated and proactive
  • Excellent interpersonal skills and able to build working relationships with people at all levels
  • Excellent communicator and skilled at presenting complex information with clarity
  • An interest in architecture and the built environment
  • Knowledge of CMS and a good user of Excel

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