Culture Calendar Editor at Dorian

Miami, Florida, United States

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Not SpecifiedCompensation

Senior (5 to 8 years), Expert & Leadership (9+ years)Experience Level

Full TimeJob Type

UnknownVisa

Luxury Travel, Media, Publishing, Cultural EventsIndustries

Requirements

Candidates should have 4-6 years of experience in editorial, cultural programming, or event curation, preferably with a luxury, lifestyle, or culture-driven brand or publication. A deep understanding of the global cultural calendar across multiple verticals and a proven editorial voice are essential. Strong organizational skills, comfort with creative and commercial priorities in a fast-paced environment, and a network of writers, editors, PR professionals, and cultural influencers are required. Based in New York or Miami is preferred, with the ability to travel.

Responsibilities

The Culture Calendar Editor will curate, edit, and program the app's global Culture Calendar, identifying thematic storylines and bridging the tone of Dorsia and Surface magazine. This role includes leading the launch of a weekly culture newsletter, aggregating and verifying global cultural events, interviewing cultural figures, and commissioning event write-ups. Responsibilities also encompass adapting content for multiple platforms, collaborating with product and marketing teams, and utilizing AI tools for content enhancement and workflow management. The editor will represent Dorsia at select cultural events, maintain an understanding of regional markets, and manage content workflow using Figma, Notion, and CMS platforms, while applying SEO best practices.

Skills

Editorial Curation

Content Strategy

Cultural Trend Analysis

Event Planning

Interviewing

Writing

Editing

Brand Voice Alignment

Cross-platform Storytelling

Market Research

Relationship Building

Dorian

No-code platform for interactive storytelling

About Dorian

Dorian provides a no-code platform that helps fiction writers create personalized interactive content. This platform is designed for a wide range of writers, including those from underrepresented backgrounds, allowing them to engage with their fans in meaningful ways. Dorian operates as a social medium where writers can connect with their audience and monetize their work through subscription fees and transaction-based models. What sets Dorian apart from its competitors is its focus on user-friendly tools for content creation and discovery, which aims to democratize storytelling and amplify diverse voices in the creative writing community. The company's goal is to empower writers and enhance their ability to share their stories with a broader audience.

San Francisco, CaliforniaHeadquarters

2018Year Founded

$18.7MTotal Funding

SERIES_ACompany Stage

Consumer Software, EntertainmentIndustries

51-200Employees

Benefits

Competitive salary

Equity

Risks

Competition from platforms like StoryLoom and Twine is increasing.

Integration challenges may arise from the Nix Hydra acquisition.

IP-related legal challenges could occur with fan-created content.

Differentiation

Dorian offers a no-code platform for interactive storytelling, empowering fiction writers.

The platform allows creators to monetize content through subscriptions and transactions.

Dorian focuses on diverse creators, amplifying underrepresented voices in storytelling.

Upsides

Dorian raised $14 million in Series A funding to support its growth.

Partnership with Lionsgate enables fan fiction-based games from popular Hollywood IPs.

Acquisition of Nix Hydra enhances Dorian's interactive fiction game offerings.

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