Vacant job

Do you want to run campaigns that make a real difference? The Swedish Society for Nature Conservation is looking for a communicator with project management experience who can combine strategy, content, advertising, and visual expression to create engagement and shape public opinion.

About the Role

You will work as both a project manager and a communicator in our campaigns – sometimes leading your own initiatives, sometimes stepping in as a key player in others' projects. Together with colleagues, you will plan, drive, and execute campaigns from idea to follow-up.

The role is both strategic and operational: you help set direction and priorities while producing and adapting content for the web, social media, and email newsletters. You are also responsible for planning, executing, and following up on campaign advertising in digital channels. The work is data-driven and audience-focused, with a clear emphasis on how message, channel selection, advertising, and visual expression interact to create impact.

You collaborate closely with experts and other communicators and have a good understanding of how communication is received by different target groups.

Requirements

To meet the requirements of the role, we are looking for someone who has:

• A few years of experience as a communicator/project manager in campaign work, with experience leading projects and contributing operationally in a team.
• A university degree in communication, journalism, or equivalent.
• Strong digital competence and a data-driven approach.
• Experience with digital advertising (e.g., Meta, Google, or similar).
• Good visual understanding and the ability to develop expressions that work across different channels.
• Experience with web (e.g., WordPress), analytics tools, and SEO.

Merits

In addition, the following are considered merits:

• Experience working with climate, environmental, or societal issues.
• Experience from the non-profit sector or public opinion shaping.
• Knowledge of motion graphics and image editing.

Personal Qualities

Your personal qualities are important for you to thrive with us. Therefore, we expect you to:

• Have developed self-leadership and take responsibility for planning, executing, and following up on your work.
• Be receptive and team-oriented.
• Think strategically and tactically – and be able to translate this into concrete, engaging communication.
• Be creative and proactive.

We welcome your application by August 5th. Selection is ongoing, so do not wait with your application.

About the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation

The Swedish Society for Nature Conservation is Sweden's largest environmental organization and a people's movement that has stood up for nature since 1909. We spread knowledge, shape public opinion, and influence decision-makers – locally, nationally, and globally. Climate, forests, agriculture, environmental toxins, water, oceans, and sustainable consumption are our most important areas of work. Bra Miljöval is our environmental label, and Sveriges Natur is our member magazine. Together, we have the power to change.

The Swedish Society for Nature Conservation wants to be an inclusive people's movement that reflects society, and we want this to permeate all our activities. We want to be an attractive workplace for everyone, as we believe that a variety of perspectives, experiences, and backgrounds make us even stronger. We work with competency-based recruitment aimed at assessing each person's skills and thereby combating discrimination.

Other Information

The position is a fixed-term full-time employment until June 2027. Start date September 1st or as soon as possible according to agreement.

Questions

We only accept applications through our recruitment tool.

If you have questions about the recruitment process, contact:

Joanna Widstrand, HR Specialist, 076 188 50 24, [email protected]

For questions regarding the job content, contact:

Moa Linder, Campaign Unit Manager, [email protected]

Ulrika Blennow, Communications Director, [email protected]

During July, responses may be delayed due to summer holidays.

Trade Union Representatives

Unionen: Jakob Svensson, 072 014 87 84, [email protected]

Saco: Clara Jonsson, 072 373 36 39, [email protected]