The German Film Office is an initiative of the Goethe-Institut and German Films. Based in New York, we collaborate with local partners to bring the best of contemporary and repertory films from Germany to U.S. audiences. Learn more at germanfilmoffice.us.

Newsletter & Web

• Research and compile content (events, film news, images) for the monthly newsletter, including GFO and Goethe-Institut programming, partner events, and relevant industry updates
• Create and distribute the monthly newsletter using Mailchimp
• Prepare and update web pages
• Create and manage Eventbrite listings for GFO events in New York
• Participate in editorial planning meetings

Social Media & Digital Outreach

• Manage and regularly update GFO social media platforms (Instagram, Facebook, Letterboxd, YouTube)
• Develop and implement social media strategies to grow and diversify audiences
• Create and schedule posts (including photos, reels, trailers, stories, and event promotions)
• Plan and execute campaigns, including paid ads and boosted posts
• Engage with followers by responding to comments and messages
• Track and report monthly performance metrics

• College degree (BA)
• Professional experience with social media platforms (Instagram, Facebook) and tools (Hootsuite, Meta Business)
• Experience with Mailchimp and Eventbrite
• Familiarity with Letterboxd and YouTube content management
• Excellent writing and editorial skills
• Strong photo editing and basic video/reel creation skills
• Knowledge of international film (familiarity with German cinema preferred)
• Experience working with arts or film organizations
• Native or near-native fluency in English; German language skills a plus
• Based in the New York area, with availability for occasional in-person meetings and events

• A self-directed, reliable professional who can manage multiple platforms and deadlines simultaneously
• A strong communicator with a keen editorial voice and attention to detail
• A creative thinker who can translate ideas into engaging digital content
• Enthusiastic about film and comfortable interacting with filmmakers and audiences
• Able to work independently while contributing to collaborative planning

• Flexible, remote work schedule with regular in-person commitments in New York
• Compensation: $2,000–$2,500 per month, commensurate with experience and scope of work

The Goethe-Institut is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer and guarantees gender equality. We especially encourage people from diverse backgrounds (LGBTQI, PoC) to apply.

The Goethe-Institut will not sponsor applicants for work visas.