PAX In-House Content Producer

Role: Content Producer
Location: Melbourne
Employment Type: Full Time | Part Time
Salary: $70–80k (pro-rata) + super
Reports to: Head of Marketing
Team: PAX — In-house

About the role

PAX works behind the scenes with hospitality businesses — training their teams, coaching their managers, fixing their operations, opening their venues. We've been doing it for years and almost none of it has ever been filmed.

 We're hiring one person to change that. This role is about PAX's own presence: our channels, our podcast, our partners, and the stories behind the work we do.

 Three days a week — and if that's your number, we mean three. If you freelance, keep freelancing; we've built the role around people who do, and we'll work with your other projects rather than against them. Prefer something fuller? There's room to spread the hours across our work with clients and make it a proper full-time gig — your call, not ours.

The split of what you’ll do

80% — content hustling

  • Plan and shoot short-form content across PAX and partner projects — behind-the-scenes, founder moments, events, workshops, community

  • Edit it yourself. Short-form video and statics, built for how people actually scroll.

  • Promote and support the podcast — cuts, clips, teasers, launch content, whatever gets people listening

  • Write captions and social copy in our voice, then schedule and publish

  • Get four or five pieces out of one shoot rather than one

  • Watch what lands and tell us what to make more of

20% — digital updates

Website updates, EDM builds, Canva template refreshes, and the general bits and pieces that keep our marketing looking sharp. Not glamorous. Genuinely useful.

Who sets the direction?

We do. Our leaders set the strategy and the plan — you own how it gets made, what gets shot and how it's cut.

 If you've got ideas about what we should be making, we want to hear them and you'll have room to run with the good ones. But we're not asking you to build a content strategy from scratch, and you won't be judged on whether you can.

What you’ll bring

  • 1 - 3 years producing social content somewhere real — in-house, agency, freelance, or a venue account you built yourself. Portfolio over years.

  • You shoot and edit it yourself. Phone-first is preferred here, not tolerated.

  • Instincts for the platform — hooks, pacing, captions, what's working now

  • Content that does a job. You can show us work that got someone to book, follow, listen or turn up.

  • Comfortable on location and around people — chefs mid-prep, owners, guests

  • You take direction well and run with it

Bonus: hospitality background · design skills (Canva, Adobe, Figma) · Squarespace, Mailchimp or landing pages · any reporting experience

Not needed: cinema camera craft, lighting rigs, colour grading. We bring specialists in for high-end work. This role lives on social

What you’ll get

Flexible working arrangements, flexible around shoots and WFH

The hospitality network. You'd be working with some of Melbourne's best operators — venues before they open, kitchens mid-service, people worth knowing. Plenty of that turns into work of your own.

50% ‘The Pinnacle’ Discount

Success looks like…

PAX's channels feel current, on-brand and worth following in their own right.

The podcast has content around it driving listens, not just an episode drop.

We're getting far more out of every shoot than we do now.

Measurable movement — engagement, listens, sign-ups, leads.

Why PAX?

Our mission is to enhance businesses and enrich community, and this role is where that second half comes to life. Alongside the work we do for clients and partners, PAX's own channels exist to share real, useful advice freely with anyone who needs it — whether or not they're in a position to work with us directly.

You'll be part of the team, with real input into what gets made, not a vendor waiting on a brief. You'll help build something that's genuinely PAX's own, get variety through client and partner projects, and see the tangible difference your content makes — for PAX, and for the businesses and community we work alongside.

How to apply?

Send your work. A reel, a grid, three links, a folder — anything that shows what you make. A few lines about yourself is plenty; no cover letter.

Email questions to loren@pax.melbourne