China Coffee Network Recruitment Coffee Workshop Online Editor Hiring

Coffee Workshop is a brand devoted to specialty coffee and the craft of roasting, founded in Guangzhou in April 2013. After two years of development it has become widely respected among coffee professionals for its clear positioning and mature management system. If you are passionate about specialty coffee culture and would like to join an enthusiastic team, we would like to hear from you.

Position: Online Content Editor

Education Requirements:

College degree or above; recent graduates and interns are welcome

Job Description:

1. Content updates and promotional work for the coffee information website

2. Updating article content across the coffee information website and its subsidiary sites and apps

3. Running and promoting the official Weibo and WeChat accounts

4. Online customer service, covering pre-sales and after-sales support

Qualifications:

1. Basic coffee knowledge and a strong interest in the development of specialty coffee culture

2. Excellent editing skills: copywriting, feature planning, Photoshop, and common office software

3. Familiarity with the internet and independent judgment; a good listener and a team player

4. An active mind with good creativity and learning ability

What We Can Offer You:

1. A coffee-inspired work environment

2. A free and creative working atmosphere

3. Thoughtful employee care

4. An open, equal communication culture

Salary: Negotiable

Interested candidates are welcome to get in touch and tell us why this role suits you.

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