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Community Manager
Actively hiring🇺🇸 Remote (US), United StatesRemoteFull-time$75k – $110k /yr3+ yrs expDigital Marketing
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Why we exist: More than 80% of Americans own a car and see it as a fundamental necessity, yet the experience of owning one is stuck in the 90s. Every part of the user journey (shopping for a car, insurance, repairs, etc) is complicated, fragmented, and time-consuming, and the costs are staggering. In 2025, the cost of owning a car was more than 20% of the average household income, after tax. At Jerry.ai, we are building the first app to manage it all and make car ownership accessible to all.
Why we need you: Jerry has built a product used by 5 million people, but the real conversations about car insurance and repair aren't happening in our apps—they're happening on Reddit, Quora, and TikTok. We don't want to just 'manage' these channels; we want to participate in them.
We're looking for a Community Manager who can represent Jerry with authenticity and build trust with our current and future users! You're someone who knows how to provide genuine value in an r/personalfinance thread and can just as easily navigate the high-energy culture of a TikTok comment section.
What you'll own:
- Build and grow Jerry's organic presence across key channels like Reddit, Quora, YouTube, and TikTok
- Develop Jerry's playbook for how to show up in each community: when to post, when to reply, when to stay silent
- Grow Jerry's subreddits into active, trusted communities
- Build a content and engagement strategy that scales without losing authenticity, leveraging AI where it helps
- Work with Growth and Content teams to ensure consistency across channels
- Measure what matters: sentiment, share of voice, referral traffic, and LLM citation
Who you are:
- A platform native with a visceral dislike of corporate-speak — you write with a tone that earns upvotes and moves naturally across Reddit, TikTok, and Quora
- 3+ years in community management or organic social, ideally in fintech, insurtech, or another consumer facing and/or regulated category
- A strategic operator who builds systems, not just vibes — you understand SEO and how LLMs cite sources
- Proven ability to make "boring" or "stressful" categories feel human, authentic, and worth following
- A patient, curious long-game player who values organic trust over quick PR wins
Responsibilities
- Build and grow Jerry's organic presence across key channels like Reddit, Quora, YouTube, and TikTok
- Develop Jerry's playbook for how to show up in each community: when to post, when to reply, when to stay silent
- Grow Jerry's subreddits into active, trusted communities
- Build a content and engagement strategy that scales without losing authenticity, leveraging AI where it helps
- Work with Growth and Content teams to ensure consistency across channels
- Measure what matters: sentiment, share of voice, referral traffic, and LLM citation
Requirements
- A platform native with a visceral dislike of corporate-speak — you write with a tone that earns upvotes and moves naturally across Reddit, TikTok, and Quora
- 3+ years in community management or organic social, ideally in fintech, insurtech, or another consumer facing and/or regulated category
- A strategic operator who builds systems, not just vibes — you understand SEO and how LLMs cite sources
- Proven ability to make "boring" or "stressful" categories feel human, authentic, and worth following
- A patient, curious long-game player who values organic trust over quick PR wins
Skills
Community managementorganic social mediaRedditTikTokQuoraYouTubeSEOLLM citationsfintech/insurtech experience
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