Jobs

Social Media Intern (US)

We are seeking a Social Media Intern for our San Francisco office. Intern work hours are 10am-4pm Monday through Thursday. Hours within this timeframe are flexible, however a minimum of twelve hours per week is preferred. A stipend is offered.

Intern will be responsible for: 1) Generating original content, in the form of micro-blogs and long-form blogs relating to our campaigns and overall mission 2) Identifying and connecting with key social media influencers around the Web 3) Staying on top of social media trends, new technologies and tools, and innovative campaigns 4) Tracking and documenting social media analytics, mentions, growth rate, and traffic patterns 5) Help conceptualize, plan, and manage special events and screenings

Graphic Design Intern (US)

We are seeking a Graphic Design Intern to join our San Francisco office. Intern work hours are 10am-4pm Monday through Thursday. Hours within this timeframe are flexible, however a minimum of twelve hours per week is preferred. A stipend is offered.

Intern will have the opportunity to work with WildAid program directors to create innovative and socially conscious public awareness campaigns for use in billboard, transit, online, and print media all over the world. Intern will also have the opportunity to design t-shirts, mugs, posters, activity books, and other products that might appeal to our supporters.

Media Archival Intern (US)

We are seeking a Media Archival Intern for our San Francisco office to assist in the pre- and post-production of documentaries pieces and PSAs. Intern work hours are 10am-4pm Monday through Thursday. Hours within this timeframe are flexible, however a minimum of twelve hours per week is preferred. A stipend is offered.

Intern will be responsible for:
1) Researching stock footage and images
2) Archiving and managing digital media
3) Seeking out and communicating with potential media licensers
4) Assisting with other pre- and post-production needs

Video Editing Intern (US)

We are seeking a Video Editing Intern for our San Francisco office. Intern work hours are 10am-4pm Monday through Thursday. Hours within this timeframe are flexible, however a minimum of twelve hours per week is preferred. A stipend is offered. Intern will have the opportunity to develop short form pieces with our photos and footage that will prove useful for his/her portfolio. Intern will also have the opportunity to assist in the creation/management of our internal video library (PSAs, stock photos, etc), contribute to ongoing public awareness campaigns via film shoots in the field, and research and manage submissions for film festivals.

Event Volunteer (US)

Volunteers are an essential element of the programs here at WildAid. From film screenings, to black-tie galas, to conferences, to rallies, we are always looking for responsible, passionate volunteers. No matter what your interests, skills, or schedule, please complete and submit a Volunteer Application and we'll get in touch with you as opportunities arise.

Program Coordinator (India)

WildAid, a leading international conservation NGO, is looking to recruit a dynamic, entrepreneurial, highly organized first-rank communicator to coordinate our field and communications program in India. This post requires a tough, highly motivated self starter. Position based in New Delhi, India with regular travel to our field projects, focussed on Corbett National Park, India. Some international travel to United Kingdom and United States. Applications only by CV/Resume with detailed cover letter explaining why you are the right person for this job. Please submit to jobs@wildaid.org.

Outreach and Development Director (Canada)

WildAid Canada is a leading force in combating the multi-billion international dollar trade in illegal wildlife products. The WildAid Canada Society currently has the following fulltime senior position available in our Toronto office.

Primary Duties and Responsibilities:

• Support the ongoing activities of a dynamic office.

• Developing, executing and evaluating strategies and programs to identify, cultivate, solicit, steward and recognize individual, corporate and foundation/government donors

• Develop short- and long-term fundraising goals, plans and objectives, as well as solicitation proposals and cases for support and meet the WildAid's philanthropic needs.

The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 3 years of direct and successful experience. The candidate must have excellent interpersonal skills, leadership qualities and be able to successfully manage a multifaceted and multifunctional portfolio. Salary commensurate with experience Other duties as required. The salary range for this position is 50-60k per annum.

Qualified applicants should forward their resume and letter for consideration to Rob Sinclair, Executive Director of WildAid Canada, jobs@wildaid.org. No phone calls please. 

Program Manager (China)

This is a key, senior position within WildAid, working as part of our international team with scope to rise further in the organization. The China Program Manager will report directly to the Executive Director. 

Working full-time and based in WildAid’s Beijing office, the China Program Manager will be required to travel within Mainland China and Hong Kong. 

You will also travel to the US several times each year at the discretion and request of the Directors to specifically report on the operations and assist in all aspects of raising funds for the China program and the organization generally.  This travel may be required at short-notice, during inconvenient periods and be extended with very limited warning.  

Responsibilities:

  • You will be a first class communicator, able to deliver winning presentations in person and in writing with a detailed understanding of how to best use mass media, marketing and PR as an effective advocacy tool for wildlife and environmental conservation.
  • You will have superb interpersonal skills, be a very able negotiator with a finely tuned approach to sensitive situations and negotiations – at all levels, from village communities through to senior levels in Government in India and internationally. 
  • You will be primarily responsible for ensuring that the program is adequately funded working with the ED, Chief Representative and Development Director seeking support in China and the US.
  • You will be responsible for grant and report writing as well as the effective day-to-day management of the China program according to an agreed strategy with specific and measurable, time-bound goals and outputs.
  • You will work with headquarters to develop a funding plan for each wildlife campaign including individual, corporate and foundation funders.  Current campaigns include shark finning, ivory trade, rhino horn trade, tiger trade, marine protected areas and climate change (“5 To Do Today”) campaign. 
  • You will be charged with actively seeking to develop the scope and positive impact of our work in China (according to a pre-agreed strategy and framework for implementation). 
  • You will build relationships with other organizations and potential board members and grow the China Conservation Leadership Council. You will build WildAid Hong Kong as a source of financial support for the organization.

Remuneration: Compensation is $80,000 - $100,000 (depending on experience & qualifications). Benefits include health, dental, vision, & long-term disability insurance. WildAid offers a 401K matching program after 1 year of employment. A relocation package will be considered. All work-related travel costs are paid. Accommodation will not be paid in China except when on work-related travel. Performance bonus will be awarded for successful fundraising.

Application Procedure: Please send a cover letter and resume by email, with China Program Manager in the subject line, (no letters, calls, faxes, or drop-ins) to jobs@wildaid.org.

Due to high applicant volume you may only receive a response from WildAid if you are contacted for an interview. 

Climate Program Manager (US)

We are looking for a dynamic, entrepreneurial and highly-organized self starter to coordinate the development of our “5 to do today” Climate and Energy Conservation program (focused primarily in China, but with longer term campaign activity in US/India/Canada).

The Climate Program Manager will be responsible for researching, developing, coordinating and building the campaign to the next level, with a primary near-term role in identifying and recruiting new sources of funding and partners within the US. 

"5 to do today" urgest the public - individuals, families, companies, schools, cities and countries to take energy conservation into their own hands and make 5 daily choices to reduce their environmental impact. It also is designed to create awareness of and support for climate action. 

Our initial primary focus is in China utilizing our extensive media and contact network. We currently reach audiences of over 1 billion viewers across 35 different platforms through over 50 media partnerships. 

Primary Duties and Responsibilities:

  • Raise funds for the expansion of the campaign from foundations, partners and individuals.
  • Conduct research to support the campaign and be responsible for accuracy in the campaign.
  • Create campaign materials – both written and video.
  • Compile materials for social media and maintain and update the 5 to do website.
  • Create partnerships and events to increase the reach of the campaign.
  • Recruit ambassadors.
  • Coordinate with China, UK, Canada and Indian offices on campaign implementation.
  • Manage volunteers and interns on an as needed basis.
  • Other duties as requested.

Remuneration: WildAid offers a competitive salary with excellent benefits. Salary is dependent on experience, but ranges from $70,000 to $90,000 USD. Benefits include health, dental, vision, & long-term disability insurance. WildAid offers a 401K matching program after 1 year of employment. 

Application Procedure: Please send a detailed cover letter and resume by email, with Climate Program Manager in the subject line, (no letters, calls, faxes, or drop-ins) to jobs@wildaid.org

Due to high applicant volume you may only receive a response from WildAid if you are contacted for an interview. 

Media Placement Intern (US)

We are seeking a Media Placement Intern for our San Francisco office. Our portfolio of 150-public service announcements cumulatively reaches up to 1 billion people in China every week, and another 500 million people in India every week, via our unrivaled network of media partners.  This position will be responsible for developing our distribution channels in the US across all media (broadcast, radio, print, internet, outdoor, transit, etc).  

Intern will be responsible for:

1) Maintaining an up-to-date inventory of all of our PSAs - in all formats, lengths, and languages.

2) Researching potential media partners in the US and identifying key decision-makers to solicit.

3) Identifying additional websites and social media networks on which to release our PSAs.

4) Creating a timeline and strategy for the release of catalog PSAs and future PSAs.

5) Keeping meticulous records of research, contacts, and project status.

6) Liaising with distribution partners to ensure timely delivery of materials in specified formats.

7) Working closely with our Video Editor, Communications Manager, and Graphic Design interns.

Intern work hours are 10am-4pm Monday through Thursday. Hours within this timeframe are flexible, however a minimum of twelve hours per week is preferred. A stipend is offered.