Lumi
Social Media Growth Lead

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About Lumi
Lumi is a small, portable companion that makes putting your phone down feel rewarding. Tap it to start a focus session: your distracting apps lock, a timer runs on the device instead of your phone, and Lumi's little face reacts as you go. We're an early-stage startup based in London. Our first units are being built now and reservations are open.
The role
- Part time, 15 to 20 hours a week
- Based in London, hybrid, in person for shoot days with the prototype
- Paid role
- Starting ASAP
What you'll do
- Grow Lumi's TikTok, Instagram and LinkedIn, in followers and above all in engagement
- Film, edit and post short-form video every week
- Spot trends, sounds and formats early and get a Lumi version live within 24 hours
- Reply to comments and DMs quickly and in our voice, and turn the best ones into the next video
- Shoot the product so a palm-sized device looks brilliant on a phone screen
- Track what works, from watch time and shares to saves and signups, and double down on it
- Work directly with the two founders, with a short approval loop so ideas can go live the same day
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Experience fit
Your summer at the bank plus your econometrics coursework map directly to the day-one responsibilities on this scheme — client modelling, market briefings, and deal support.
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You'll be great at this if you
- Have grown an account, your own or a brand's, and can show us the numbers
- Film and edit yourself: phone, lights, CapCut or Premiere, no crew needed
- Can tell a rising trend from a dead one
- Write hooks that hold people past the first two seconds
- Reply like a person, not a brand: calm with critics, warm with fans
- Move fast, take feedback well, and don't need a brief for everything


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Bonus points
- Content for physical products, gadgets or crowdfunding launches
- Happy on camera
- You know study-with-me and productivity TikTok
How to apply
Apply through the application form linked to this job. It takes about 10 minutes and there's no cover letter. Shortlisted people do a short practical task and a video call. Applications close Sunday 4 October. We reply to everyone.
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