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Dentsu AMP in Mumbai is seeking a Social Media & Content Executive who understands what makes brands relevant, engaging and culturally plugged in. You’ll own social media and content end-to-end—from ideation to production, publishing and performance.
The ideal candidate has 2–4 years of relevant experience in advertising, digital or content agencies, strong ideation skills, and the ability to move quickly from brief to final output while keeping audiences scrolling.
Dentsu AMP is a content-focused creative agency and integrated production house, built to deliver high-impact, culture-led storytelling for brands in the digital and social ecosystem. Part of the dentsu India network, AMP brings together strategy, creativity, and on-ground execution under one roof, enabling faster, sharper, and more relevant content solutions.
With a strong pulse on pop culture, digital trends, and real-time content creation, the agency thrives at the intersection of creativity and production. Headquartered in Mumbai, Dentsu AMP operates as a high-energy, hands‑on environment that values craft, cultural awareness, physical well‑being, and disciplined work ethics, making it a space for ambitious creative talent to grow and do meaningful, visible work.
We’re looking for a Social Media & Content Executive who understands what makes brands relevant, engaging and culturally plugged in.
You’ll take ownership of social media and content end-to-end — from ideation and conceptualisation to production, publishing and performance. The role requires someone who can think creatively, execute quickly and manage multiple content requirements simultaneously.
Someone with 2–4 years of relevant social media/content experience, preferably within an advertising, digital, creative or content agency.
You should have strong ideation and conceptualisation skills and be comfortable owning content beyond just calendars and posting.
We want someone who can look at a brief and independently think:
What’s the idea? What format will work? How do we produce it? And how do we make people stop scrolling?