Editorial Content Creator

Publication: Next-Generation Construction Magazine

Website: https://nextgenerationconstruction.in/

Location: Bangalore (On-site at Bauma CONEXPO India)

Duration: 9th December to 13th December 2025 (1 Week)

Event:

Work Timings: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Meals: Provided on event days

About the Role

AA Media, the force behind Next-Generation Construction Magazine, is hiring a sharp, curious, and energetic Editorial Content Creator for a 1-week on-ground assignment at Bauma CONEXPO India 2025 in Bangalore.

You'll be the editorial voice on-site, capturing stories, conducting interviews, and producing engaging content that showcases the innovations shaping the future of construction and machinery.

Key Responsibilities

• Represent the editorial voice of Next-Generation Construction Magazine at the expo
• Conduct interviews with exhibitors, industry leaders, innovators, and speakers
• Collaborate with video and design teams to shape content direction
• Create quick, on-the-go content: articles, blogs, reels, and social media posts
• Identify and report on trends, innovations, and human stories from the expo
• Produce daily highlights and a post-event wrap-up

Requirements

• Must be based in Bangalore or nearby areas (no accommodation provided)
• Background in journalism, content creation, editorial media, or related fields
• Strong interviewing and storytelling skills (on-camera and off-camera)
• Ability to work independently in a fast-paced, live-event environment
• Prior event coverage/on-ground reporting experience preferred
• Basic understanding of construction/engineering/technology sectors is a plus
• Comfortable working with video and creative teams

What We Offer

• Direct access to India's biggest construction machinery expo
• Opportunity to create high-impact editorial content for an industry-leading magazine
• Meals provided during event hours
• A collaborative, energetic environment with AA Media's experienced team
• A chance to network with top industry professionals and innovators