ARMOS

Social media marketing specialist for footwear

In short

ARMOS, a premium footwear brand with Italian design and Armenian craftsmanship, seeks a Social Media & Marketing Specialist for its Yerevan office. The role covers managing social media accounts, content creation, running Meta Ads campaigns, and market research. It requires knowledge of digital marketing, Meta Ads experience, and strong communication and organizational skills, with around 2 years of relevant experience.

Description
ARMOS is looking for a creative and motivated Social Media & Marketing Specialist to join our international team. With over 30 years of heritage, ARMOS combines Italian design, premium materials, and Armenian craftsmanship to create premium footwear for an international audience.
Responsibilities
•Manage and grow ARMOS's social media accounts
•Plan, create, and publish engaging content
•Set up, manage, and optimize Meta Ads campaigns
•Support marketing campaigns and brand development
•Conduct market and competitor research
•Monitor performance and prepare reports
•Identify new marketing trends, tools, and growth opportunities
Requirements
•Knowledge of social media management and digital marketing
•Understanding of Meta Ads and paid advertising
•Strong communication, creative, and organizational skills
•Proactive mindset and willingness to contribute new ideas
Nice to have
•Experience with Canva, Photoshop, or AI tools
Conditions
•Competitive compensation based on experience and skills
•Professional growth and development opportunities
•Hands-on experience with an international premium footwear brand
•A collaborative and innovative work environment

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