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Jobs, jobs everywhere! Or so it seems these days.
The latest come from our friends at 116 & West. They’re looking to add an Accounting/Media Assistant and an Account Coordinator to their team.
From the job listings on their website:
Continue reading “Hey look, more job openings”Drake Cooper currently has three open positions listed on their website:
Account Coordinators make things happen. They own all of the logistics of an account with scheduling, file sharing and responsive communication to client calls and emails. They work across functional teams shepherding client requests through the agency. The Account Coordinator ensures things are accurate and organized, and a successful Account Coordinator is the foundation for a successful client relationship.
An Interactive Developer at Drake Cooper is expected to write clean, organized, and scalable code. They should keep up on web trends and best practices and be able to use technology to solve business problems. They are responsible for website and web app development for various clients across various modern tech stacks. We need this person to write beautiful code in a timely and scalable way that improves the code-base of our products in meaningful ways.
Drake Cooper is looking for a developer who is passionate about React development. You will partner with a Drake Cooper designer to deliver great work for our clients. We need this person to write beautiful code in a timely and scalable way that improves the code-base of our products in meaningful ways. This person will be a part of a digital team that is responsible for all aspects of the ongoing development from the initial specification, through developing, testing and deployment.
Full details about each position and how to apply can be found via the respective links above.
UPDATE (6/8/20): This job listing has been removed from their careers site, and applications are no longer being accepted.
Drake Cooper recently posted an Account Coordinator opening on their website. From the job description:
Account Coordinators make things happen. They own all of the logistics of an account with scheduling, file sharing and responsive communication to client calls and emails. They work across functional teams shepherding client requests through the agency. The Account Coordinator ensures things are accurate and organized, and a successful Account Coordinator is the foundation for a successful client relationship.
Responsible for:
Full details about the position and how to apply can be found here.
Recently we came across a few openings that Drake Cooper in Boise posted on their website:
Account Coordinators make things happen. They are a support role of the Client Services team shepherding client requests through the agency. Their realm is the CX Engagement phase, relying on their communication skills to ensure things are accurate and organized. Account Coordinators are exposed to many kinds of clients and need, and use that experience to build a foundation to work within the Client Services team.
You already are a leader, a team builder, and a motivator. You are also articulate and strategic. Ruling the playground is kind of what this job is all about. You have an empathetic understanding of the consumer as well as the ability to be a bulldog for our creative team to meet the objectives of our clients. Account Managers are vital to Drake Cooper. Their CX focus is on day-to-day engagement, ensuring communication is clear and efficient between both agency and client. They also work collaboratively with internal teams to keep projects on schedule and moving forward. While Account Managers will work in a support role on the agency’s largest engagements, they also will gain practical experience by leading defined client engagements.
The Account Director is the agency’s lead Client Experience (CX) Architect, responsible for the strategy of DC’s clients and ensuring they are profitable. An Account Director is responsible for leading a group of accounts, managing a specific account team who runs those accounts, and ensuring clients are receiving great work and great service.
Account Directors are Jedi-masters of relationships, senior leaders and possess experience developing and managing multi-disciplinary engagements. The Account Director is responsible for delivering kick ass creative work that meets the client’s business needs and solves their business problems. They serve to mentor and develop client services team members, enabling them to learn and grow. Account Directors play an active role in business development, with both organic growth on their accounts plus working with agency leadership to respond and lead RFPs and pitches.
Full details about the positions and how to apply can be found through their respective links.
Duft Watterson in Boise is looking to add a Content Marketing/Account Coordinator to their team:
Position Description
The content marketing/account coordinator will integrate with the entire agency, but you’ll work directly with our Director of Content Marketing and Digital. You’ll help create engaging content, run campaigns focused on delivering brand awareness, improved search and audience conversions and coordinate/project manage projects across the entire agency.
And you are?
You love the craft of writing and running content campaigns. You eagerly learn the latest industry trends and jump in the help wherever needed and ensure projects are delivered on time and with the highest quality. You pay attention to details and know how to build and manage a mean project schedule.
Responsibilities:
Full details about the position and how to apply can be found in the original job listing.