Employer Branding Specialist

Role: Employer Branding - AM

• Content strategy & calendar

Own the monthly employer-brand content calendar across Instagram (reels, carousels, stories) and LinkedIn (company page and any dedicated Life/careers page)

Own other platforms like Glassdoor, Ambitionbox etc

Plan a content mix spanning employee spotlights, day-in-the-life features, culture and festive moments, leadership visibility, DEI stories, CSR/Foundation initiatives, campus hiring etc

Track reach, engagement, follower growth, and social-sourced applications/traffic to the careers page; report monthly against employer-brand KPIs.

• Content creation & production

Storyboard the reels and posts, coordinate shoots with store, warehouse, and corporate teams, and brief internal design/video resources or external agencies.

Write captions and copy that stay consistent with Lenskart's brand voice and tone across platforms.

• Employee advocacy

Identify and feature employees as brand storytellers — store staff, optometrists, warehouse and supply chain teams, corporate functions, and leadership.

Run recurring testimonial and user-generated-content formats that build a bank of authentic voices.

• Cross-functional coordination

Align messaging with Marketing/Brand and Corporate Communications so employer-brand content is inline with the consumer facing campaigns

Work with circle/city business leaders to source real stories and approvals from the field.

• Employer brand & reputation

Contribute to articulating and evolving Lenskart's Employee Value Proposition (EVP)

Support Great Place to Work and similar award submissions

What We're Looking For

• 3–4 years of experience in employer branding — D2C or consumer-facing brand experience preferred.

• A sharp eye for what performs on Instagram Reels and LinkedIn specifically for talent audiences, not just consumer marketing.

• Strong copywriting and storytelling skills; comfortable turning a shop-floor or warehouse moment into a compelling 30-second reel.

• Experience coordinating video shoots and working with editors/agencies; basic editing skills (CapCut, Premiere, or similar) are a plus.

• Comfortable operating cross-functionally across HR, TA, Marketing, and business leadership without needing heavy hand-holding.

• Data-driven — able to read social analytics and connect content performance to hiring outcomes.