Chief Content Officer - Berlin
Resident Advisor Berlin, GermanyEUR 95,000–120,000 / yearLead
About RA
Resident Advisor has been a home for electronic music culture since 2001. Event discovery, ticketing, news and long-form editorial, artist profiles, original films, and a weekly mix series two decades deep. Around 7 million people use the web platform every month, with a wider audience across our apps and other channels. Underneath the platform sits a network of contributors and city managers across dozens of cities, which is how we stay connected to the scenes we cover rather than reporting on them from a distance. RA is 25 years old, independent, B Corp certified and intent on being indispensable to the artists, promoters and audiences who make this culture.
The mandate
RA is looking for a Chief Content Officer to lead our media team and shape how we tell the story of electronic music and club culture. The role covers every place our voice shows up: editorial, films, audio formats and social output. You'll bring these together as one multimedia strategy, not separate channels.
Content is central to how people discover music and events on RA. You'll make sure it serves the business as well as the culture: driving discovery, supporting promoters and our network, and building RA's long-term relevance.
You'll set the creative vision and empower the team to deliver it with autonomy. You'll bring strong editorial judgement and a clear sense of what RA stands for, thinking quarters and years ahead without losing sight of what goes out this week. You'll own how the team works: formats, frequency, planning and process. A Managing Editor runs this day to day, and section leads report to you. Your job is to set the direction, standards and rhythm, including how AI changes the way the team works.
Responsibilities
Direction
Set RA's editorial strategy across all media formats, grounded in RA's scope of coverage and tied to company goals.
Build a unified multimedia approach, planning stories across formats and choosing the right outlet, frequency and context for each.
Own RA's editorial judgement, point of view and tone. Decide what we cover, how we cover it and where we draw the line.
Stay close to the scenes, first-hand and through RA's network around the world, and turn what you see and hear into what RA covers next.
Make the final call on sensitive or high-profile content, resolve competing priorities and keep work moving.
Work closely with Growth, Product and the network so content drives discovery across RA's platforms and supports the wider business.
Oversight
Oversee the execution and efficiency of editorial, films, podcasts, mixes and social, including ambitious flagship and long-form projects.
Keep RA's coverage genuinely global, ensuring strong local stories reach a wider audience beyond the usual cities.
Shape the editorial direction of content from RA's global network, including Mix of the Day, RA Picks and local coverage, while giving contributors the autonomy and support to do their best work.
Bring RA's creative vision to events and live programming, working with the events team on curation.
Standards
Hold a high bar on accuracy, cultural ethics and integrity.
Work with 23:59, RA's brand studio, so commercial work feels native to RA while protecting editorial independence.
Team
Lead and grow a multidisciplinary team of editors, writers, producers, video and audio makers, and social specialists.
Work with and develop strong section leads, giving them clear ownership and authority over their areas and offering constructive feedback.
Operations
Own the team's operating rhythm with the Managing Editor, so planning, commissioning, production and publishing hold up at pace, seven days a week.
Manage budget, resources and schedules.
Set objectives and reporting that make performance clear to the team and leadership.
AI
Lead how AI is used across the team, in research, fact-checking, production and distribution, wherever it improves quality or speed.
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