Intelligence Manager (Social Listening)
Mexico Cityonsitemanager
Posted 1mo ago · via Workable
About this role
Role Orchestrate and operate the end‑to‑end crisis management and social listening processes, driving early signal detection, risk assessment, stakeholder alignment, and executive reporting with actionable insights. Core responsibilities Social listening end‑to‑end: Configure, administer, and optimize dashboards, queries, and taxonomies in Sprinklr, YouScan, Tubular, NewsWhip and others; ensure data quality, tagging discipline, and source coverage. Crisis assessment: Evaluate criticality and potential business impact of each alert using clear criteria; issue an initial severity recommendation (Low/Medium/High/Severe) and first‑step actions.…
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Level fit
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Domain experience
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Recency
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Location fit
This role is based in Mexico City. We weight your proximity and willingness to relocate.
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