Content and Social Media Marketer
Remote, UK | Occasional travel required | £30,000–£40,000 depending on experience
The Company
Greenshank Environmental is bringing back nature to the British countryside, one scheme at a time.
We turn the UK's Biodiversity Net Gain and Nutrient Neutrality regulations into something real: a growing national network of restored land, legally secured for generations.
We co-authored Natural England's guidance on nutrient mitigation and built the UK's first self-serve platform for buying BNG units and nutrient credits online.
We're a small team scaling quickly, with marketing becoming increasingly central to how we grow.
The Role
We're looking for a creative, content-focused marketer to help build and scale the marketing function alongside the company's senior marketing lead.
You'll work across content, social media, email, and events - creating work that's engaging, on-brand, and well-executed. This is a hands-on role for someone who takes ownership, has a strong creative instinct, and enjoys working across multiple formats in a fast-moving environment.
The role is designed to grow alongside the company.
This is a remote role, with occasional travel for filming, site visits, events, and team sessions.
What you'll do
- Create and manage content across social media, email, and the website
- Shoot and edit short-form video for social platforms
- Plan and execute campaigns that drive engagement and lead generation
- Support event logistics across an active events calendar - around three events per month
- Manage and update the website, keeping content current and well-organised
What we're looking for
- Hands-on experience in content creation, social media, and email marketing
- Confident creating short-form video for social platforms
- Comfortable working independently and taking ownership
- Curious, proactive, and commercially minded
- Interested in helping build something from the ground up
Ideally based around the South West.
Full UK driving licence and access to own vehicle desirable.
