Requirements

Job Responsibilities :

• Working with the global PR team to amplify the share of voice in the local media - both new and traditional media
• Tracking the trending technology and security topics in Thailand and SE Asia
• Contributing to writing script/ideation for video interviews, chats, podcasts, thought leadership articles, press releases, pitch notes and more
• Experience in ghostwriting for executives
• Localize our global content (articles, press releases, Q&As) and bring in the regional context. This includes re-purposing existing content, translating English content to local language, and/or reviewing content received from PR or translation agencies.
• Maintaining and nurturing relationship with ManageEngine's media contacts in Thailand

Skills

• Interested in pursuing a career within the corporate communication function
• Strong written and verbal communication skills in Thai and English
• Pre-existing relationships with journalists from IT, business and mainline media
• Research-oriented, and keen understanding of the IT/Technology landscape
• On the top of relevant technology trends
• Able to work independently with proper guidance and instructions
• Ability to strategize and create content and messaging relevant to the target audience
• Driven, motivated, self-starter who is eager to learn and grow as a corporate communications professional

Qualifications

• A candidate with 5-8 years experience in PR/content writing, marketing industry
• Experience of working in corporate media relations or in a PR agency in the tech sector with good media contacts.
• Proven experience writing high-quality blogs and articles
• Strategic thinker with creative and detailed executions skills, with an innate attention to detail.
• Should have a good understanding of our key markets in South-East Asia - Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam and Thailand.
• Ability to manage time and multiple priorities with a variety of internal and external stakeholders
• The demonstrated ability to work independently and autonomously.

Why You Shouldn’t Apply

• If you're looking for a short-term job change like - 2-3 years - we discourage you from applying.
• If you need training for everything you do, this won't be a fit