Social Media Data Visualization Specialist

Qwoted Open · verified Sep 10, 2026

Remote New York Contract Mid-level Social Media

Mid-level Social Media role at Qwoted. Remote, United States · contract · no salary stated · we estimate $77,500–$116,350.

Estimated pay

Qwoted has not published a salary for this role. The figure below is our estimate, not theirs.

$77,500 – $116,350

What the middle half of mid-level social media roles in New York paid, among postings that did state a salary.

Worked out from 50 postings that stated pay, median $94,906. Last updated Sep 9, 2026.

Role brief

Growth Roles summary, based on the employer's posting.

What you'll do

Examine Qwoted platform data to uncover angles in pitching, source requests, responses, demographics, and beats
Turn findings into clean charts and graphics designed for social feeds
Write concise captions and summaries that make the takeaway clear
Package statistics, methods, context, sources, and quote-ready lines for potential media coverage
Propose fresh questions and angles as you discover patterns in the data

What you bring

Spot a compelling thread in an otherwise unremarkable dataset
Create data visualizations aimed at earned-media pickup, beyond internal reporting
Translate data and charts into social carousels or videos
Work with SQL, R, Python, and platforms such as Observable or Flourish
Build interactive visuals and use the listed design, motion, mapping, and publishing tools

Who this fits

You’ll suit this role if you enjoy analyzing data before designing and can turn findings into stories for social audiences and journalists. It is a remote contractor position, with East Coast hours or broader US availability preferred for team overlap. A newsroom or journalism background is a bonus.

From the employer

Summary

Qwoted connects journalists with the experts, brands, and small businesses who can actually help them tell a story. We're the matchmaker between "I need a source by 3pm" and "I have exactly the person you need." Along the way, we end up sitting on a genuinely interesting pile of data about how PR and journalism actually work day to day, and we want someone who can turn that into stories worth sharing.

We need a data-savvy storyteller to dig into Qwoted's own platform data and pull out the kind of insight that makes people stop scrolling and hit share. You'll look at real patterns in how journalists request sources and how PR pros pitch them, then turn what you find into visuals and short write-ups that work on social and have a real shot at getting picked up by media outlets.

You need to be comfortable pulling apart a dataset before you ever open a design tool.

What you'll do

Analyze Qwoted's platform data (pitch activity, source requests, response rates, demographic patterns, beat trends, etc.) to find angles worth telling
Build clean charts and graphics that are social media ready
Write short, punchy captions and summaries that explain the "so what" in plain English, built for social feeds first
Package findings with enough supporting data and context that a journalist could plausibly write a full story off of it (stats, methodology notes, a quote-ready line or two, sources)
Suggest new angles as you spend time in the data. We don't want someone who just executes a list, we want someone who spots things we haven't asked about yet

What you bring

A knack for finding the interesting thread in a boring dataset
Experience creating data visualization to get earned media pickup, not just internal reporting
A sense of how to translate graphs and data for social carousels (or videos) on social platforms
Ability to create interactive visuals
Newsroom or journalism background is a bonus
East Coast hours or general US-based availability preferred for overlap with our team

Technical Skills

Working knowledge of data analysis tools (SQL, R, Python) and visualization platforms (Observable, Flourish, etc.)
Experience with design and motion graphics tools (Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Premiere, After Effects; also Canva or Affinity), plus data visualization/mapping tools (Mapcreator, Flourish, Infogram, Esri, Observable)
Familiarity with front-end frameworks/libraries such as Svelte, D3.js, and Three.js for building and organizing interactive projects
Experience with cloud hosting and deployment tools (e.g., Google Cloud, Fastly) for publishing work