Digital Coordinator

Location : Collingwood Open to : This position is open to everyone; however, the nature of the Treaty Authority’s work means we strongly encourage First Peoples to apply. About the Treaty Authority The Treaty Authority is an independent entity with a mandate to facilitate the formation of treaties between the State of Victoria and First Peoples in Victoria. The Treaty Authority’s work is grounded in Aboriginal culture, lore and law and led collectively by a panel of five Members committed to Aboriginal self-determination and empowerment. It engages with a broad cross-section of stakeholders, including the State of Victoria, the First Peoples’ Assembly and Traditional Owners in Victoria. The objects of the Treaty Authority’s work are to: Facilitate the journey towards reconciliation, mutual respect and tolerance between First Peoples and other people of the State and to Maintain, promote and advance the self-determination and empowerment, culture and human rights of First Peoples. About the Role The Digital Coordinator within the Treaty Authority plays an important role in developing and delivering meaningful digital storytelling that shares our journey and amplifies First Peoples’ voices across digital channels, including web, social media, email (EDM) and presentations. Working collaboratively with the Communications and Engagement team, this role supports the rollout of the Treaty Authority’s new website, coordinates digital content and ensures consistent, accurate and culturally respectful messaging. You will bring creativity and analytical thinking together, from designing campaigns and managing content to drawing insights from data that strengthen how we connect, enhance reach, visibility and engagement. Key Duties: Develop and maintain a social media and content calendar across platforms (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube). Ensure content reflects cultural values and protocols, maintaining integrity in how First Peoples’ stories are represented. Create and publish compelling digital content, including copy, graphics and video. Assist in implementing SEO and SEM strategies to improve discoverability. Manage content updates and maintenance across the Treaty Authority’s website. Produce analytics reports on website, social media and campaign performance. Collaborate with the team to enhance email marketing and automation via HubSpot. Selection Criteria: You are a skilled communicator with a creative edge and a keen eye for data-driven insights. You bring: At least two years’ experience in digital coordination, communications or marketing. Proven experience in social media management, digital content creation and campaign delivery. Strong written and visual communication skills with an understanding of analytics. Familiarity with SEO, Google Analytics and website content management systems. An ability to work collaboratively and adapt to a dynamic environment. Why Join Us? Supportive and collaborative work environment Cultural leave Commitment to wellbeing and cultural safety Paid leave over end-of-year period Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Generous learning and development provisions Ready to make a difference? We welcome people from all walks of life who are passionate about truth-telling, justice and self-determination. If this sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you. The Treaty Authority acknowledges Aboriginal people as the traditional custodians of the land on which we operate. We commit to working respectfully to honour their ongoing cultural and spiritual connections to this country. Diversity and inclusivity are important to the Treaty Authority and we are committed to ensuring our workplace and activities reflect this. Everyone is welcome at the Treaty Authority, regardless of age, ethnicity, cultural background, gender, sexual orientation, religious affiliation and physical ability. General EOI: If you are interested in working with the Treaty Authority in any capacity, please send us an expression of interest with a copy of your resume to ****@treatyauthority.au. #J-18808-Ljbffr