Analyst, Social Media

Role summary

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The Social Media Analyst supports Carnival Cruise Line’s social media strategy by monitoring channels, analyzing performance, preparing reports, identifying audience trends, and recommending improvements to content and engagement. Candidates typically need a bachelor’s degree in marketing, communications, analytics, or a related field, along with experience using social media platforms, reporting tools, and data to guide decisions. Strong analytical, writing, presentation, and communication skills are expected. The role also requires attention to detail, familiarity with social listening and measurement tools, and the ability to collaborate with creative, marketing, and public relations teams in a fast-paced environment.

About the employer

Carnival Cruise Line is a major international cruise company headquartered in Miami, Florida, and part of Carnival Corporation & plc. Known for its fun, casual atmosphere, Carnival operates a large fleet serving destinations across the Caribbean, Mexico, Alaska, Europe, and other popular cruise regions. The company provides vacations featuring accommodation, dining, entertainment, family activities, shore excursions, and onboard experiences. Its corporate teams support ship operations, marketing, technology, guest services, finance, sales, and brand development. Carnival employs people from many backgrounds and emphasizes hospitality, teamwork, innovation, and creating memorable guest experiences. The Miami headquarters is a hub for commercial, marketing, digital, and operational functions, including social media analysis and brand communications.

Working in On Cruise

This role is based with Carnival’s Miami operations rather than on a specific island. Cruise-related opportunities include guest services, culinary work, entertainment, marine operations, housekeeping, retail, safety, technology, and corporate marketing positions. Cruise and tourism communities are multicultural, energetic, and service-oriented, with employees working closely with colleagues and guests from around the world. Shipboard roles usually involve shared accommodation, structured schedules, and extended contracts, while Miami-based positions follow a more conventional shore-based lifestyle. Visa and relocation requirements depend on nationality and work location: U.S.-based employees generally need legal authorization to work in the United States, while shipboard employees may require crew visas, medical clearance, background checks, and travel documents. Candidates should confirm current requirements directly with Carnival and relevant authorities.