Youth Media & Marketing Jobs: MTV, Random House Children's Books, Scholastic

Today we bring you our weekly sampler of the cool youth media and marketing gigs. If your company has an open position in the youth media or marketing space, we encourage you to join the Ypulse LinkedIn group, if you haven’t yet, and post there for focused career networking!

Manager, Integrated Marketing at MTV
Industry: Television, online
Location: New York, NY
Description: MTV is seeking an Integrated Marketing Manager to serve as point person for the management and implementation of MTV clients’ on-air, online, on-ground integrated marketing programs. In addition to conceptualizing, implementing, and documenting integrated marketing programs, the manager ensures that clients’ marketing programs are in sync with MTV’s brand positioning. This manager should have a strong background in and knowledge of digital marketing. (More via Cynopsis)

Producer, Digital Marketing at Random House Children’s Books
Industry: Print Media
Location: New York, NY
Description: Random House Children’s Books digital marketing department is seeking a new producer to join their team. The digital marketing producer will be charged with planning and executing online promotions across a number of Random House Children’s Books web sites including but not limited to Thomas & Friends, Sesame Street, Disney, Golden Books, and Sylvan Learning. This candidate will be able to implement digital best practices in all areas including mobile, SEO, content development, and social media. As part of this position, the digital producer will also be responsible for hiring outside designers and programmers to help build new web sites, develop new digital content, analyze vendors for business potential, and supervise vendor work. Experience in children’s media a plus. (More via Publishers Marketplace)

Communications & Marketing Specialist at a non-profit for children’s services
Industry: Non-profit
Location: New York, NY
Description: The Communications & Marketing Specialist creates selected marketing materials using in-house desktop publishing programs and assists in media planning, promotion, image branding, creating direct mail promotions and special campaigns. He or she also develops content and updates the website, and maintains bulletin boards, photo galleries, etc. Additional duties include managing relationships with outside PR agency, contributing towards the development of communications plans, gathering information from fan community and giving advice and feedback to the team, and conduct market research and converting information into intelligence as required. (More via AllSocialMediaJobs)

Assistant Editor at Scholastic
Industry: Print Media
Location: New York, NY
Description: Scholastic is currently seeking an Assistant Editor for its Carwheel line. The candidate will assist the Cartwheel editors with acquistion proposal and to assist in editing books for the Cartwheel Books publishing list (books include board books, young novelty books, cloth books, toddler and preschool reading readiness books, and young interactive books). He or she will also work with editors to write fact sheets, catalog copy, flap copy, CIP data, etc. for books assigned, and create p+l forms for all books acquired. The candidate is responsible for keeping a master schedule of all Cartwheel projects and due dates and a list of bestselling competitive titles for review. (More via Mediabistro)

Sales Account Manager at Global Grind
Industry: Sales, Online
Location: New York, NY
Description: Global Grind is in search of an Advertising Sales Account Manager to join our dynamic team of accomplished professionals. Candidates should have extensive digital agency experience/contacts, direct brand relationships, and a track record of achievements. This media expert will be responsible for establishing Global Grind as the premier entertainment, music and lifestyle online destination for multi-racial adults 18-34. The successful candidate will have a passion for digital media, the ability to sell beyond the numbers and standard display ads, and the work ethic to make it happen. (More via Mediabistro)