Digital Communication Specialist
Pubblicato il 17-10-2026 - UNICEF in Roma
Organizational context: UNICEF operates in over 190 countries, dedicated to saving children's lives, defending their rights, and helping them reach their full potential. The Division of Global Communication and Advocacy (DGCA) strategically places children's rights at the forefront of global agendas, enhancing UNICEF's influence and mobilizing support for positive change.
Job purpose: The Web Editor, under the Digital Communication Manager, will oversee key sections of the UNICEF global website, focusing on evergreen content, institutional information, humanitarian action, and emergencies. The primary goal is to advance and communicate UNICEF's mandate, highlight the impact of its work, and amplify the voices of children and young people globally. This role involves creating and distributing compelling narratives, web features, and stories for diverse audiences, aligning with the UNICEF Strategic Plan. The incumbent will enhance content discoverability, reach, engagement, and performance across search engines and AI-mediated discovery by leveraging audience insights, analytics,
and search best practices.
Responsibilities: The Web Editor is accountable for writing, editing, and producing engaging web content that aligns with UNICEF's global priorities and campaigns. Responsibilities include enhancing web engagement, search discoverability, and overall content performance by applying audience insights, analytics, and search engine optimization (SEO) best practices. The role involves adhering to web standards, promoting best practices, and contributing to capacity building within the organization. Additionally, the incumbent will support digital transformation initiatives and manage the content lifecycle. Key duties encompass overseeing specific website sections, developing authoritative content, and ensuring content governance and brand integrity. The Web Editor will also contribute to the Section's role in providing platforms, standards, and guidance to regional and