Help Us Manage Our Social Media in the Fight Against Scammers
Operation Shamrock, San Jose, California, United States, 95199
Overview
Scams include romance scams, investment fraud, banking and law enforcement impersonation, toll fraud, purchase scams, technical support fraud, and many more schemes. In some of the most financially devastating incidents, scammers develop relationships of trust with victims and then coerce them into deceptive and fictitious cryptocurrency investment schemes. The scams use human trafficking victims as their labor force. These people are led to believe they are traveling to a lucrative job abroad, only to have their passports and phones seized, and are then forced to commit scams under threat of violence. Let’s stop the scammers. Key statistics: $442 Billion has been lost to scams worldwide in the last 12 months. (GASA, 2025) 57% of adults globally claim to have had a scam experience in the last 12 months. (GASA, 2025) 60% of targeted individuals met the scammer on a social platform. (BBB, 2024) People under 30 are more likely to report being victims of extortion scams. (FBI, 2024) People over 30 are more likely to have been victims of personal data breaches, extortion, and investment fraud. (FBI, 2024) Who You Are
You are interested in both social media and philanthropy. You want to work with people who are passionate about making a difference. You’re adept at connecting with professional and consumer audiences about challenging topics, including financial crimes against individuals. Who We Are
Operation Shamrock is a non-profit focused on fighting the scam industry by educating consumer audiences and working with government, law enforcement, and industry. Our social channels support our mission to inform people about scams, how to avoid them, and how we can work to stop them. What You’d Do
Content development: Create content for social posts, including copy, graphics, and short videos for channels including LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram. Social media management: Schedule posts, manage content calendars, and actively monitor accounts using VistaSocial and native platforms. Community engagement: Respond to comments, messages, and mentions to help foster a positive online community. Campaign support: Assist with planning campaigns to support business goals. Analytics and reporting: Track metrics, identify engagement trends, and help prepare reports. Trend research: Stay current with the latest social media trends, tools, and technologies. Your Skill Set
Excellent written and oral communication skills. Familiarity with major social media platforms, particularly LinkedIn. Proficiency in Canva and/or VistaSocial social media management tools is a plus. Strong computer competency and organizational skills. Ability to work independently, efficiently, and meet deadlines. Willingness to accept constructive feedback and coaching. A can-do attitude, desire to build your skills, and interest in the work we do.
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Scams include romance scams, investment fraud, banking and law enforcement impersonation, toll fraud, purchase scams, technical support fraud, and many more schemes. In some of the most financially devastating incidents, scammers develop relationships of trust with victims and then coerce them into deceptive and fictitious cryptocurrency investment schemes. The scams use human trafficking victims as their labor force. These people are led to believe they are traveling to a lucrative job abroad, only to have their passports and phones seized, and are then forced to commit scams under threat of violence. Let’s stop the scammers. Key statistics: $442 Billion has been lost to scams worldwide in the last 12 months. (GASA, 2025) 57% of adults globally claim to have had a scam experience in the last 12 months. (GASA, 2025) 60% of targeted individuals met the scammer on a social platform. (BBB, 2024) People under 30 are more likely to report being victims of extortion scams. (FBI, 2024) People over 30 are more likely to have been victims of personal data breaches, extortion, and investment fraud. (FBI, 2024) Who You Are
You are interested in both social media and philanthropy. You want to work with people who are passionate about making a difference. You’re adept at connecting with professional and consumer audiences about challenging topics, including financial crimes against individuals. Who We Are
Operation Shamrock is a non-profit focused on fighting the scam industry by educating consumer audiences and working with government, law enforcement, and industry. Our social channels support our mission to inform people about scams, how to avoid them, and how we can work to stop them. What You’d Do
Content development: Create content for social posts, including copy, graphics, and short videos for channels including LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram. Social media management: Schedule posts, manage content calendars, and actively monitor accounts using VistaSocial and native platforms. Community engagement: Respond to comments, messages, and mentions to help foster a positive online community. Campaign support: Assist with planning campaigns to support business goals. Analytics and reporting: Track metrics, identify engagement trends, and help prepare reports. Trend research: Stay current with the latest social media trends, tools, and technologies. Your Skill Set
Excellent written and oral communication skills. Familiarity with major social media platforms, particularly LinkedIn. Proficiency in Canva and/or VistaSocial social media management tools is a plus. Strong computer competency and organizational skills. Ability to work independently, efficiently, and meet deadlines. Willingness to accept constructive feedback and coaching. A can-do attitude, desire to build your skills, and interest in the work we do.
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