Coordinating Producer, YouTube

About the position

The Coordinating Producer, YouTube, drives end-to-end publishing and backend strategy across Men in Blazers’ video channels. The role leads a dedicated YouTube publishing team, serves as the final quality check for video content, optimizes post-production workflows, and collaborates with senior leadership on titles, thumbnails, and programming schedules. It also tracks production calendars, analyzes content rollout performance, and coordinates with cross-functional teams to support audience engagement and brand growth. The position oversees projects from the end of post-production through publishing on the Men in Blazers, Women’s Game, and VAMOS YouTube pages. It maintains production calendars, assigns projects to team members, and communicates schedules and progress to staff and senior leadership. The role also supports podcast recordings, selects social clips, shares edit notes, and provides regular reports on content plans and rollout.

Responsibilities

  • Oversee projects from the end of post-production through YouTube publishing, following organizational and platform best practices.
  • Manage the staff responsible for publishing, backend management, and maintenance of the Men in Blazers, Women’s Game, and VAMOS YouTube pages.
  • Maintain production calendars, assign items to team members, and hold weekly and daily staff meetings to clarify project needs.
  • Review videos with the post-production team before publication and provide final notes and feedback to editors.
  • Work with senior leadership to develop video titles and thumbnails.
  • Upload videos and complete titles, chapters, descriptions, and metadata.
  • Manage videos within playlists.
  • Notify the Men in Blazers Production Slack channel when posts are published.
  • Ensure YouTube Shorts and Community Tab posts follow organizational and platform best practices.
  • Work with senior leadership to determine the Men in Blazers YouTube publishing schedule.
  • Manage larger and individual-vertical production calendars, coordinate content production and release with the broader brand, and communicate calendars to staff and senior leadership.
  • Run or join podcast recordings, select social clips, distribute edit notes, and meet regularly with staff to oversee growth and provide feedback and support.
  • Deliver regular reports on content plans and rollout to senior management, connecting the YouTube content silo with other Men in Blazers content silos.

Requirements

  • Proven experience developing audio and visual digital content across a variety of platforms.
  • Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously at different stages of the development lifecycle.
  • Deep understanding of social media platforms and tools used to create and distribute content.
  • High level of communication skills.
  • Willingness to assist other team members.
  • Deep understanding of and passion for football.
  • Flexibility to be available during stoppage time when necessary.
  • Expert knowledge of the Adobe Suite, ideally Adobe Creative Cloud, Audition, Premiere, and Photoshop.
  • Minimum of 3 years of relevant experience.
  • Empathy, passion, courage, and love of football.
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