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WORK AND PLAY IN THE MOUNTAINS
Join our team of big mountain adventurers at the largest ski resort in Washington! Here at Crystal, it’s more than our work. It’s our passion for the guest experience, the outdoors, and the community that bring us together at the end of the tree-lined road. We come from near and far to be up on the mountain because it’s an experience you just don’t get anywhere else. Events are always on the calendar and friends are always down to play. Work in the beautiful National Forest, neighboring Mt. Rainier, as a premier Ikon Pass destination with a whole lot of stoke to share.
JUST LIKE THE TREES, WE ARE GROWING! Apply today to grow your mountain roots with us— whether you are looking to escape the city, expand your skills, or progress in the ski industry, we have a variety of roles for hard-working and enthusiastic team-players. Find your line, join our team!
BIG PEAKS, BIGGER PERKS
Employee perks:
Free Alterra season pass (unlimited, direct to lift at all Alterra resorts)
+ Free Alterra season pass for spouse and dependents 25 & under
50% off window ticket price at IKON partner resorts
Free access to Alterra Mountain destinations during time off
Free ski-referral letters for employees to use at other mountain resorts during time off
Free friends & family day-ski vouchers (Periodic allotment)
Discounts on Ski & Snowboard Lessons
Discounts on Ski & Snowboard Rentals
Discounts on Gear Tune-Ups
Discounts on Food & Beverage
Discounts at Crystal Mountain Retail shops
Free Crystal branded swag
Pro deals on gear with 100s of brands
Discount Marketplace
Deals on accessories, auto, electronics, entertainment, fitness, food, home, pet supplies, travel, and more
Employee-only Night Skiing events
Employee Housing Available for eligible positions
Accrued paid time off for eligible positions
Group health insurance for eligible positions
401K benefit and generous match with immediate vesting for all staff members over 18
Opportunities for growth, advancement, and year-round employment
POSITION TITLE: Marketing Specialist – Content and Insights
BUSINESS UNIT: Marketing
POSITION REPORTS TO: Director of Marketing
POSITIONS REPORTING TO THIS ROLE: N/A
LOCATION: Crystal Mountain, Enumclaw, Washington. Hybrid work up to 2 days per week remote possible.
STATUS: Flex Full-Time | 32 hours/week | Benefits Eligible
WAGE: $26-$32.00/hour + benefits
RESORT OVERVIEW, CULTURE AND VISION
Crystal Mountain is the Pacific Northwest’s premier destination for skiers, snowboarders, and summer adventurers. We are part of Alterra Mountain Company which consists of some of the world’s most aspirational brands.
A career with Crystal Mountain is more than what you do today; it’s being part of creating a community rooted in the spirit of the mountains, united by a passion for adventure, and celebrating the legendary adventures and enduring memories that mountains bring to everyone.
Crystal Mountain delivers best in class service and adventures worthy of our extraordinary terrain and beauty.
We are here to shape the future of mountain adventure.
We Embrace Empowerment
We Honor Authenticity
We Cultivate Collaboration
We Prioritize Purpose
JOB SUMMARY:
Crystal Mountain is looking for a highly organized, analytically curious marketer who can help us better understand what our guests want, what our marketing is telling them, and what's actually working.
As the Marketing Specialist – Content & Insights, you'll serve as the operational hub for Crystal's content engine and help lead the Marketing team's approach to analytics, reporting, customer research, audiences, and insights.
You'll connect information that often lives in different places—content calendars, campaign results, website behavior, email performance, social engagement, guest feedback, customer research, and resort priorities—and turn it into something the Marketing team can use.
You'll work closely with Communications, Creative, Digital, Sales, agencies, and departments throughout Crystal to ensure the team has the content, information, audiences, and insights needed to make better marketing decisions.
The ideal candidate is naturally curious, highly organized, comfortable with data, and always asking the next question:
What happened? Why? What does it tell us about our guests? And what should we do next?
ESSENTIAL DUTIES
ANALYTICS & MARKETING PERFORMANCE
Build a consistent picture of Marketing performance.
- Develop and maintain recurring Marketing dashboards and reports.
- Aggregate data across website, CRM/email, social, paid media, PR, campaigns, products, guest feedback, and other available channels.
- Develop weekly, monthly, seasonal, campaign, and annual performance reporting.
- Track performance against Marketing KPIs, annual plans, and company objectives.
- Establish useful benchmarks and year-over-year comparisons.
- Identify significant trends, anomalies, opportunities, and areas requiring deeper analysis.
- Partner with channel owners and agency partners to ensure reporting is accurate and consistent.
- Support campaign and product postmortems with quantitative and qualitative findings.
- Connect Marketing performance with guest engagement, conversion, visitation, and revenue where data allows.
- Present findings in clear, concise formats that Marketing leadership and cross-functional teams can quickly understand.
CONTENT MANAGEMENT & CONTENT ENGINE
Execute the operational engine that connects Crystal's stories, business priorities, and marketing channels.
- Maintain Crystal's integrated Marketing content calendar.
- Gather upcoming content needs and opportunities from departments throughout the resort.
- Coordinate content requirements across campaigns, product launches, events, email, website, social, paid media, PR, and other channels.
- Partner with the Marketing Communications Specialist to translate content needs into storytelling opportunities.
- Partner with Creative Services + Brand to translate content needs into creative deliverables.
- Identify gaps in available photography, video, copy, product information, and other content.
- Maintain an organized and searchable content and asset library.
- Track content needs, status, owners, deadlines, and distribution.
- Help maximize existing content by identifying opportunities for reuse across channels and campaigns.
- Support development of content briefs based on business objectives, audiences, channel requirements, and previous performance.
- Help ensure guest-facing content remains accurate and current across key Marketing channels.
- Support Marketing Specialist with Snow and Mountain Reporting
INSIGHTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
Don't just report the numbers. Help determine what they mean.
- Translate performance data into clear insights and recommendations.
- Identify what's working, what's not, and where Marketing should test or adjust.
- Surface patterns across channels rather than evaluating each channel in isolation.
- Identify high-performing content themes, creative, audiences, messages, offers, and experiences.
- Partner with Communications, Creative, and Digital to apply learnings to future work.
- Create concise insight summaries for Marketing leadership and appropriate resort stakeholders.
- Maintain a record of campaign and seasonal learnings to build institutional knowledge year over year.
The standard for reporting should be:
What happened Why it matters What we learned What we do next.
CUSTOMER RESEARCH
Help Crystal continuously learn from its guests.
- Coordinate ongoing consumer and guest research.
- Analyze surveys, NPS, Medallia, Call Center feedback, digital behavior, CRM engagement, social insights, and other available customer signals.
- Support guest surveys, focus groups, intercept research, and other qualitative and quantitative research initiatives.
- Develop research briefs around key business and Marketing questions.
- Identify recurring guest needs, pain points, behaviors, and opportunities.
- Partner with resort departments to gather relevant guest insights.
- Consolidate findings from multiple research sources into actionable recommendations.
- Maintain a research library and historical benchmarks.
AUDIENCES & SEGMENTATION
Help Crystal understand who we're talking to before we decide what to say.
- Develop and maintain Crystal's priority audience framework.
- Help define audience segments based on customer behavior, demographics, interests, visitation, lifecycle, product usage, and available first-party data.
- Partner with Digital/CRM resources on technical audience development and activation.
- Develop audience briefs for major campaigns, products, events, and initiatives.
- Identify opportunities for greater personalization and relevance across the guest journey.
- Analyze performance by audience where data is available.
- Help connect audience insights to messaging, creative, content, offers, products, and channel strategy.
- Support CRM and lifecycle initiatives with customer insights and audience recommendations.
MARKET & COMPETITIVE RESEARCH
Keep Crystal connected to what's happening beyond the mountain.
- Conduct ongoing competitive research across mountain resorts and destinations.
- Monitor relevant outdoor, travel, hospitality, entertainment, and experience-economy brands.
- Track changes in consumer behavior, travel patterns, cultural trends, and emerging marketing practices.
- Monitor competitor products, promotions, pricing communication, campaigns, content, and guest experiences.
- Identify meaningful competitive points of difference and whitespace opportunities for Crystal.
- Share relevant trends and findings with Marketing leadership and appropriate teams.
- CAMPAIGN & MARKETING SUPPORT
Connect insights to execution.
- Support campaign and product planning with historical performance, research, audience insights, and competitive context.
- Develop audience and insight sections of campaign briefs.
- Support email/newsletter planning with content and audience recommendations.
- Support website optimization by identifying content gaps and performance opportunities.
- Help maintain accurate guest-facing product information.
- Participate in campaign kickoff, launch, testing, and postmortem processes.
- Support annual Marketing planning by consolidating prior-year analytics, results, research, and learnings.
WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE
Success means the Marketing team increasingly makes decisions based on what we know rather than what we assume.
Crystal has a reliable content pipeline. Leadership can quickly understand Marketing performance. Campaign teams know who they're trying to reach. Guest feedback is routinely incorporated into decisions. Strong content gets identified and amplified. Campaign learnings aren't forgotten when the season ends.
Most importantly, data becomes useful.
The Marketing Specialist helps the team answer:
Who is our guest? What do they care about? What are they doing? What's working? What are we learning? What should we do next?
QUALIFICATIONS, KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES
- Bachelor's degree in Marketing, Business, Analytics, Communications, Consumer Research, or related field preferred.
- 2+ years of experience in marketing, analytics, research, content operations, hospitality, tourism, or related field.
- Strong analytical skills and comfort working with multiple data sources.
- Strong Excel skills and experience with marketing analytics/reporting platforms preferred.
- Experience with website, CRM/email, social, paid-media, or customer-experience analytics preferred.
- Ability to translate complex data into clear insights and recommendations.
- Strong organizational and project-management skills.
- Experience with customer research, surveys, segmentation, or audience development preferred.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Excellent attention to detail and commitment to data accuracy.
- Natural curiosity about consumer behavior and what drives decision-making.
- Ability to see connections across channels, audiences, campaigns, and guest experiences.
- Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities simultaneously.
- Experience in ski, outdoor recreation, travel, tourism, hospitality, or the experience economy preferred.
- Demonstrated growth mindset and willingness to test, learn, and continually improve.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in content producer jobs.
- Proven experience writing, editing, or producing content for a specific channel or format
- Proficiency with video editing software such as Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro
- Experience managing content calendars and meeting regular production deadlines
- Familiarity with content management systems and publishing platforms
- Strong understanding of SEO principles and content optimization practices
- Bachelor's degree in communications, journalism, media, or a related field
Tips for Your Content Producer Job Search
Tailor your portfolio to the format
Content producers are hired by output type, so a video-heavy reel won't land a writing role. Curate separate portfolio sections by medium and label each one clearly so hiring managers can scan for the format they actually need.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists content producer openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Quantify output, not just quality
Hiring managers want to know scale. On your resume, note how many pieces you produced per week, the size of the audience reached, or how a content series grew engagement, rather than describing the work in general terms.
Target job listings by distribution channel
Search with channel-specific terms like 'YouTube content producer' or 'podcast content producer' instead of the generic title. These terms surface more relevant postings and signal to applicants that the employer has a distinct production pipeline.
Prepare a brief behind-the-scenes walkthrough
Many content producer interviews include a portfolio review. Be ready to walk through one project from brief to final deliverable, naming the tools you used, decisions you made, and any constraints you worked around. Vague answers about process are the most common reason candidates are passed over.
Follow up with a content-specific note
After an interview, reference a specific piece of content the company has published, explain what worked well, and connect it to what you discussed. It demonstrates you were paying attention and shows editorial judgment, two things that matter more in this role than in most.
Content Producer Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most content producers?
The companies hiring the most content producers right now include Sinclair Broadcast, Vail Resorts, and GRAY MEDIA, with the largest share of openings in California, New York, and Texas, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Demand is consistently strong at media companies, in-house brand teams, and tech platforms with active content programs.
How many content producer jobs are remote?
About 47% of content producer openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, making it one of the more flexible roles in media and marketing. Fully remote openings are most common in editorial content and social media production, while video and studio-based roles are more likely to require an on-site presence.
How do you become a content producer?
Start by choosing a format, such as video, written editorial, or social media, and building a small portfolio in that medium, even through personal projects. Develop working knowledge of the production tools standard to that format. Apply for coordinator or junior producer roles and seek positions that give you ownership of full pieces from brief to publish, since hands-on output is what hiring managers evaluate most.
Can you get hired as a content producer with little experience?
Yes, entry-level content producer roles exist, and employers in them weight your portfolio more heavily than your job history. Produce work independently, such as a YouTube series, a newsletter, or a branded podcast episode, that demonstrates you can take a concept through to a finished deliverable. Internships, freelance credits, and college media experience all count and should be listed with specific output details.
What does the content producer interview process look like?
Most content producer interviews involve an initial screen with a recruiter, followed by a portfolio review with a hiring manager or creative lead. Many employers include a practical assignment asking you to outline or produce a short piece of content on a brief they provide. Final rounds typically involve a panel covering editorial judgment, process, and cross-functional collaboration skills.
Where can I find and apply to content producer jobs?
You can find and apply to content producer jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Find roles that match your format, experience level, and industry focus, then apply directly to each listing from the page.
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