Content Specialist

Cancer Council NSW is Australia's leading cancer organisation. We are a not-for-profit focused on research, support and a cancer-free future. We value meaningful careers in a flexible, supportive environment with emphasis on wellbeing.

The Marketing & Communications Unit promotes, positions and protects Cancer Council NSW's brand, reputation and awareness across NSW and supports the whole organisation.

The Content Specialist shapes Cancer Council NSW's storytelling and brand voice across digital communications and marketing, including website, social media and video. This role blends creative production with strategic communication to ensure our impact is conveyed with clarity, empathy and resonance for diverse audiences.

• Content creation and editorial leadership: develop and edit compelling written content for newsletters, blogs, social media and campaign materials.
• Oversee content production: coordinate with external vendors (video agencies, freelance copywriters) and internal stakeholders (researchers, program managers) to deliver assets tailored to platforms and audiences; occasional in-house video production.
• Lead editorial reviews with internal and external stakeholders (researchers, subject matter experts, and people with lived experience of cancer).
• Collaborate with internal teams to identify opportunities to repurpose and amplify stories across paid, owned and earned channels.
• Apply and uphold brand guidelines and strategy to ensure consistency and clarity across content formats.
• Develop the Community Ambassador (personal story) program in collaboration with the Story Lead, including identifying story opportunities and supporting relationship management.
  • Admin, analytics and innovation: provide insights to inform content strategy, planning, implementation and innovation; maintain the content archive; serve as first point of contact for internal content inquiries.
  • Provide ad hoc administrative support as required (invoicing, contracts, risk assessments).
  Additional Responsibilities
  • Adhere to internal policies and external legislation (e.g., Privacy Act, PCI Compliance, Charitable Fundraising Act, financial controls).
  • Contribute to documentation of internal policies and processes.
  EssentialAbout you
  • Tertiary qualifications in marketing, communications or related experience in digital/content marketing.
  • Ability to guide, influence and collaborate with diverse stakeholders to capture and develop impactful content.
  • Strong project management with ability to manage multiple deadlines.
  • Balance creative and analytical thinking; willingness to innovate and suggest new ideas.
  • Experience with or ability to learn video and image editing software, specifically Adobe Premiere Pro and Canva.
  Desirable
  • Experience with videography/photography.
  • Experience using AI in content, marketing and communications.
  • Experience with fundraising channels and tactics.
  • Experience in not-for-profit settings or with limited budgets.
  Benefits
  • Generous salary packaging options up to $15,900 per year.
  • Acknowledged in Voice Project's and Xref awards as a Best Workplace.
  • Balanced approach to WFH and office time.
  • Additional performance-based leave; work that fosters an engaged, diverse, culturally aware environment.
  • Discounts for health, retail and fitness.

CCNSW is an inclusive place to volunteer and work, welcoming applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and other diverse groups. If you require adjustments to submit your application, please contact careers@nswcc.org.au. Apply online at can cert site: www.cancercouncil.com.au/jobs and follow the role title to submit your cover letter and resume.

Applications Close: 24th September 2025