MyDigipal
Community Manager (Freelance, Remote) — AI Safety nonprofit
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Community Manager (Freelance, Remote) — AI Safety nonprofit
MyDigipal is a marketing agency partnering with a UK + US AI Safety nonprofit (client name shared at interview stage) to scale their public-facing presence. We're looking for a freelance Community Manager to join the team for an initial 2-month engagement (June + July 2026, 30h/month, with extension possible).
You'll join AI policy and AI safety conversations across X, Reddit and LinkedIn under our client's brand voice. The goal is to help shape how the public, journalists and policymakers think about superintelligence risk. This is not "post and pray" CM: we want a thoughtful contributor who understands the issues and can hold their own in technical-but-accessible discussion.
What you'll do • Monitor AI policy / AI safety conversations daily across X, Reddit, LinkedIn • Engage proactively: 5-10 thoughtful replies / quote-tweets / comments per week under the client's voice • Respond to inbound mentions and DMs within 4 working hours • Surface and amplify relevant third-party voices (academics, policy makers, journalists) • Send a weekly digest of conversations, sentiment, opportunities and risks • Escalate sensitive situations fast
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About you • Native or near-native English writer • Demonstrable track record managing a brand voice on X. Please share 2-3 examples in your application • Genuine interest in AI safety / AI policy debates (you already follow Bengio, Russell, Connor Leahy, Jack Clark, etc.) • Proactive, async-friendly, comfortable with Slack • UK or EU time zone preferred (overlap with London + UK / EU news cycle) • Available to start 1 June 2026
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Logistics • 100% remote • 30 hours / month, 2-month initial term (extension on the table) • Day rate or hourly rate, discussed at interview based on profile fit • Reporting to Heather Mann at MyDigipal, validation flow with the client for sensitive content • UK-GDPR-compliant sub-processor agreement + NDA (client identity disclosed at interview)
How to apply Send a short note (no full CV needed) to heather@mydigipal.com with:
- Why this role
- 2-3 X / LinkedIn / Reddit examples of your community work
- Your weekday rate (day rate or hourly)
- Earliest start date
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