About the Role

Experienced Campaigns Lead (posting covers Chile and Peru) leading short- and long-term campaign strategies and implementation to persuade companies to adopt hen welfare policies. In Peru, the main person coordinating activists and supporting the Latam communications team.

Key Responsibilities

• Plan short- and long-term campaign strategies to persuade companies to adopt hen welfare policies in their farms or supply chains
• Plan short- and long-term accountability campaigns
• Organise online and offline campaigns, including peaceful street actions
• Travel nationally as necessary to meet contacts and organise campaigns
• Build alliances with international and grassroots NGOs
• Represent Sinergia Animal and its campaigns at public events and in the animal protection community
• In Peru: plan and build activist coordination and strengthen communications

Requirements

• Latin American citizen currently living in Chile or Peru (preferably in the capital; willingness to move to the capital welcome)
• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field such as Publicity, Marketing or Journalism
• Fluent Spanish and advanced English
• Excellent research skills; ability to work independently and with a remote team
• Ability to meet deadlines and manage multiple projects; strong time management
• Commitment to the mission and to non-violent direct action
• Affinity for animal rights issues and a vegan lifestyle highly desirable

Benefits

• 26 days of paid vacation
• Food allowance
• Annual professional development allowance

Hiring Process

First interview (video call with People Department), remote work simulation assignment, final interview with the direct supervisor. The position remains open until the process is fully concluded.

About the Organisation

Sinergia Animal is an international animal protection organization working in countries of the Global South to reduce the suffering of farmed animals and promote more compassionate food choices. We work in the low- and middle-income countries of the Global South — in Southeast Asia and Latin America — to reduce the suffering of animals exploited by the food industry and reduce animal product consumption by promoting more compassionate and healthy diets.