MyCast is a fast-growing Smart TV content distribution platform, working with content creators and media partners around the world. We are a small but ambitious company with huge growth potential, looking for a Content & Marketing Manager to join our team.
This is a hands-on role combining content, marketing, partnerships, and product thinking — ideal for someone creative, curious, and excited to grow with us.
Who are you?
You are creative, communicative, and full of ideas.
You have a strong understanding of digital content, trends, and audience engagement, along with excellent interpersonal skills and a natural ability to build relationships.
You enjoy working in a dynamic environment, taking initiative, and collaborating closely with different teams to make things happen.
What will you do?
• Manage relationships with existing content partners and creators.
• Reach out to new content owners and create partnership opportunities.
• Lead content and marketing initiatives across different channels.
• Work closely with the product and development teams to improve the platform and user experience.
• Analyze content performance and help optimize results.
• Bring creative ideas and strong visual thinking into everything you do.
• High/native-level English — MUST.
• Creative mindset and strong communication skills.
• Passion for content, media, and digital trends.
• Technical orientation and ability to quickly learn systems and platforms.
• Ability to multitask and take ownership.
• Degree in Marketing, Communications, Media, Business, or another relevant field.
• Portuguese and/or Spanish — a big advantage.
If you’re looking for a role where you can create, influence, and grow inside a company with real potential — we’d love to hear from you.
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While 44 Ventures (formerly WeEndeavor) launched in 2014, its origins actually started in 2002, when CEO Jacob Nizri began his entrepreneurial journey at start-up company Oridian as an intern in the sales department. After working his way up, Nizri was appointed CEO in 2006 and was at the helm when, in 2007, Oridian was sold to Ybrant Digital. There, he later became company chairman, assembled his team, and launched and purchased another two companies. In 2014, the fab four embarked on 44 Ventures, bringing all separate holdings under one centralized board and creating new ventures under the investment and management arms.
