Public Relations Specialist

About the role: Satvic produces investigations that expose what's really inside food — undercover shoots at egg farms, lab tests on packaged products, YouTube videos that make people question everything. These videos change lives but rarely make it into a newspaper or government meeting room. Your job is to take Satvic's most important work and make sure it travels — into newsrooms, institutions, and national discourse.

What you'll own:

• Build a live network of journalists, editors, and producers across health media and mainstream national outlets
• Write pitches and press angles sharp enough that a journalist can file a story the same day
• Get Satvic investigations in front of government ministries, the UN, and mission-aligned NGOs who have the power to act
• Build a launch strategy for every major release so it breaks out of YouTube into wider public discourse
• Watch the news cycle daily and spot moments where Satvic's existing work is suddenly the most relevant thing in the room
• Make campaigns that take Satvic out of its bubble — collaborations with other creators, changemakers, thought-leaders
• Own the numbers: placements secured, partnerships signed, institutions reached — report directly to founders every week

Apply if: You have 3–6 years in PR, journalism, media, or communications with placements to show, you can write a pitch that gets opened at 8am, you know the difference between a good story and a newsworthy one, and you care about food/health/public interest as a conviction — not a career angle.

Don't apply if: You want remote or hybrid, you need a team and budget before you can start, or you're in exploration mode.