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Content Manager (Military Veteran)

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Cedar Park, TX, USA
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Develop and shape military-focused YouTube content: brainstorm video ideas, research topics, prepare interview questions, coordinate veteran guests, and occasionally appear on camera. Part-time, remote role with potential to grow full-time.
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About Us

YouTube Collective owns and operates multiple YouTube channels with a combined audience of over 3 million subscribers. One of our growing channels focuses on the U.S. Navy, and we’re looking for a military veteran to help us create the best content possible.
This is a remote position.

What You’ll Do

  • Brainstorm and develop new video ideas
  • Find and coordinate veteran guests for interviews
  • Research topics and prepare interview questions
  • Help shape content behind the scenes
  • Occasionally appear on camera when appropriate

Who We’re Looking For

  • U.S. military veteran (Navy preferred, but all branches are welcome)
  • Passionate about military history, culture, and storytelling
  • Organized, creative, and reliable
  • Comfortable networking with other veterans
  • Willing to occasionally appear on camera

Details

  • Part-time: 15–20 hours per week
  • Compensation: salary + uncapped performance bonuses
  • Opportunity to grow into a full-time role

If you love creating content and want to help build one of the largest military-focused YouTube channels, we’d love to hear from you.

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