As Community Marketer, you'll build and nurture a global community, manage the Creator Program, and engage users through creative events and data analysis.
Community is at the heart of Luma’s growth. Our users—creators, storytellers, teachers, developers, and innovators—inspire us and help shape how our products evolve. As our Community Marketer, you’ll be responsible for building, scaling, and nurturing a thriving global community that is critical to Luma’s success.
The ideal candidate is a natural community builder inside and outside of work. You have an infectious energy to try new things and can also draw from past experience growing and engaging a community. Experience working at creative companies and with AI is a huge plus!
What you'll do
- Own & grow the Luma community —ensuring our users feel valued, heard, and excited about our technology.
- Lead and expand our Creator Program, a curated community of highly engaged and influential creators
- Develop and execute specialized programs for students, educators, developers, and other key personas.
- Educate and delight the community with experiences like AMAs, creative challenges, showcases, online events, etc to keep users inspired and engaged.
- Analyze and optimize engagement using data-driven insights, tracking key community health metrics, and ensuring community insights impact our strategy.
What you bring
- Own & grow the Luma community —ensuring our users feel valued, heard, and excited about our technology.
- Lead and expand our Creator Program, a curated community of highly engaged and influential creators
- Develop and execute specialized programs for students, educators, developers, and other key personas.
- Educate and delight the community with experiences like AMAs, creative challenges, showcases, online events, etc to keep users inspired and engaged.
- Analyze and optimize engagement using data-driven insights, tracking key community health metrics, and ensuring community insights impact our strategy.
Top Skills
AI
Community Engagement Platforms
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