Junior Communications Analyst

Program/Department: Operations / GEF

WRI Brazil is looking for a professional to work as a Junior Communications Analyst to support the Restaura Biomas Program, a project developed in partnership with Conservation International as a partner agency of the Global Environment Facility (GEF). WRI Brazil acts as the executing agency, while the Ministry of Environment (MMA) is the governmental partner, contributing to the implementation of the National Policy for Native Vegetation Recovery (PROVEG). The program aims to meet the requirements and objectives aligned with WRI Brazil's strategy and the Union for Restoration.

The Restaura Biomas is part of the Integrated Ecosystem Restoration Program, a global GEF initiative covering 20 countries and with over 200 million dollars allocated to ecological restoration.

This person will work in the Communications area, producing and supporting content related to the GEF Project, such as: producing texts for the website, social media, among others; researching, investigating, and identifying relevant information for content production; reviewing texts and ensuring the quality of published communication materials; producing scripts for institutional, project, and social media videos; proposing new ideas for topics, videos, and communication products, as well as performing other related and inherent activities to the position.

Main activities and/or responsibilities

• Produce and support the production of texts for the website, social media, communication products, releases, and press articles related to the GEF Project themes;
• Engage and articulate communication actions with different project partner organizations;
• Research, investigate, and identify relevant information for content production.
• Review texts and ensure the quality of published communication materials.
• Produce scripts for institutional, project, and social media videos.
• Propose new ideas for topics, videos, and communication products.
• Support the execution of communication projects related to the GEF Project;
• Monitor the progress of GEF Project communication actions;
• Organize reports and presentations with numbers and metrics of the project's communication actions;
• Collaborate on the project's communication planning and strategy and execute the defined tactical plans;

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Social Communication, including Journalism, Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations or related fields;
• Previous experience in the area;
• Experience in content production and development of digital, print, and audiovisual materials;
• Proficiency in Adobe Creative Cloud tools (Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere) and Canva;
• Fluent English;
• Ability to transform ideas into products, managing schedules and financial resources available for work execution;
• Proactivity, multitasking, ability to collaborate, and meeting deadlines;
• Ability to review communication products in detail.

Salary and Benefits:

• Salary compatible with experience and qualification;
• 40 hours/week;
• Transportation voucher;
• Meal/food voucher on Caju Card;
• Quality of Life Program;
• Birthday Day Off;
• Life insurance;
• Hybrid work model;
• Recess between Christmas and New Year.

How to apply

If you qualify for the position, apply online at https://jobs.jobvite.com/wri/jobs/ until May 05, 2025. Only applications submitted through this website will be considered in the selection process.

Diversity Promotion

WRI Brazil seeks to incorporate diversity into its actions and projects. Therefore, if you wish, indicate in your Letter of Intent information that you deem relevant for consideration in your application, including, but not limited to: race/ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, regional origin, connection with traditional populations, physical disability, or specific needs.

About WRI Brazil

WRI Brazil is a research institute that works in partnership to generate transformation. It operates in the development of studies and implementation of solutions so that people have the essentials to live, to protect and restore nature, for climate balance, and for resilient communities. It combines technical excellence with political articulation and works with governments, companies, academia, and civil society.

WRI Brazil is part of the World Resources Institute (WRI). Founded in 1982, WRI has approximately 1,700 professionals worldwide, with offices in Brazil, China, Colombia, India, Indonesia, Mexico, and the United States, as well as regional offices in Africa and Europe.