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Meltwater
Marketing and Social Media
Meltwater is a media intelligence and social listening platform that monitors news, social media, and online content to help companies track brand mentions, competitor activity, and public sentiment. PR professionals, marketers, and communications teams use it for media monitoring, influencer identification, and reporting on campaign impact.
Meltwater in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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LATAM Marketing Coordinator
Kayak.com
Full-time · Coral Gables Office · Remote
This role coordinates regional marketing efforts for KAYAK across Latin America, managing social media, campaigns, and partnerships with local market expertise. It suits someone with 1–3 years of marketing or social media experience who understands Latin American culture and travel trends, and speaks English and Spanish fluently.
Listed on Kayak.com’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Insights Analyst
CAA
Full-time · Los Angeles, CA · $73,000 – $87,000
Join CAA's data insights team to analyze entertainment industry trends and provide strategic intelligence to agents and executives across film, TV, music, and sports. You'll transform complex data into compelling stories and recommendations that drive business decisions for world-class clients.
Listed on CAA’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Social Intelligence & Communications Insight Analyst
Bend Studio
San Mateo, CA · $136,300 – $204,500
This role analyzes social media performance, audience sentiment, and communications effectiveness for PlayStation, translating large datasets into strategic insights for cross-functional teams. It suits data analysts with strong statistical and visualization skills who want to measure entertainment brand impact in the gaming industry.
Listed on Bend Studio’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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