SMM Manager (Junior+ / Middle) IT Department PRO

Job description

IT Department Pro is a growing IT studio working with web, mobile, design, and digital projects.

We are looking for a Junior+ / Middle SMM Manager who is ready to own our social media direction — not just publish posts, but build the process, test ideas, and understand what actually works.

What You’ll Do:

- Own and develop the company’s SMM direction.

- Build and manage the content strategy and content calendar.

- Create posts, case studies, company updates, and expert content.

- Manage LinkedIn, Instagram, and other relevant channels.

- Coordinate visuals and content with designers and the team.

- Track engagement, reach, traffic, and other key metrics.

- Test new formats, ideas, and content approaches.

- Monitor competitors, trends, and relevant topics.

- Work closely with marketing and lead generation to support business goals.

Requirements:

- 1+ year of commercial SMM experience.

- Experience managing social media independently.

- Strong copywriting and communication skills.

- Good understanding of content strategy and social media metrics.

- English B1+.

- Ability to plan your own work and take responsibility for results.

- Proactive mindset and willingness to test new ideas.

Nice to Have:

- Experience with B2B or IT companies.

- Strong LinkedIn experience.

- Experience creating short-form content or video concepts.

- Canva or Figma skills.

- Experience with AI tools.

- Basic knowledge of SEO, PPC, or lead generation.

What We Offer:

- Full ownership of the SMM direction.

- Freedom to test your ideas and build processes your way.

- Direct impact on the company’s brand and growth.

- Work with a small, fast-moving IT team.

- Opportunity to grow into Marketing Lead / Head of SMM / Growth Marketing.

- Real projects, clients, and plenty of room to experiment.

We are not looking for someone who just fills a content calendar.

We need someone who can look at our social media and say: “Here’s what we should do, why we should do it, and how we’ll know if it worked.”