- Pay
- CA$33–44k
- Where
- Montreal, Quebec, GB · GB · Remote · Remote
- Level
- Mid
Perfect role for a mid professional looking to grow their PR & Communications career in Montreal.
Digital-first PR has changed the game for fast-growing companies.
A startup building its name in a crowded market needs someone who understands owned media, journalist relationships and online reputation in equal measure.
This Montreal-based business, a lean and fast-moving startup, is hiring an Online PR Manager to shape how the brand shows up across every channel that matters.
You won't be stuck running the same playbook every quarter.
The team moves fast, tests ideas, and expects whoever takes this role to bring fresh thinking to PR & Communications rather than wait for permission.
Here's what you'll be doing: Building and pitching media stories to online publications, journalists and influencers relevant to the sector Managing the company's digital reputation, including review platforms, social listening and crisis response Writing press releases, bylined articles and founder commentary for external publication Tracking coverage, backlinks and share of voice, then reporting what's actually working Coordinating with marketing and leadership on messaging for launches, funding news and product updates Spotting opportunities for earned media before competitors do Here are the skills you'll need: A few years' experience in PR & Communications, ideally with a digital or online media focus Strong writing skills.
You should be able to turn a dry update into a story a journalist wants to run Comfort with media monitoring and analytics tools A genuine network of press contacts, or the confidence to build one quickly Good judgement under pressure.
Startups don't always give you a week's notice The ability to work independently without someone checking your output daily Key perks and benefits: C$32,500 to C$44,000, depending on experience Fully remote working, with flexible hours built around your output, not your hours logged Equity in the business, so you share in what you help build A learning and development budget to keep sharpening your PR & Communications skillset A flat structure where your ideas reach decision-makers directly, not through five layers of approval Why pursue a career in PR & Communications?
Earned media still carries more weight than paid ads, and companies know it.
Montreal has become a genuine hub for PR & Communications talent, with startups and scale-ups competing for people who can tell a story well.
Good practitioners move quickly into senior and director-level roles because the skillset, writing, relationships, judgement, doesn't go out of fashion.
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