About the Role
Start Date: 15 October 2026
Diversity. Inclusion. Belonging. Respect. Our values. These are the principles we use to build our team. We have an international, multicultural following and it's essential that we reflect that within our team and culture.
Please submit cover letter and CV - by 20 September 2026 to:
jobs@rockcorps.com
You must be fluent in Portuguese and strong English is highly valued but not mandatory.
You must be based in São Paulo for the duration of the project.
And in your cover letter, please specifically answer these three questions:
1 - Why does the RockCorps model "Give, Get Given" resonate with you personally?
2 - What's one thing you'd never compromise on when running the logistics of an event?
3 - What excites you most about this role, and what do you think will be the biggest challenge for you, personally?
About You
You have significant experience in event/production logistics. You are confident meeting new people from diverse backgrounds and building trust and rapport.
You can manage aggressive timelines. You love thinking both creatively and strategically to solve problems and design smart solutions. You believe in the power of business to do good. You have a global mindset and are inclusive in all you do. You are a dynamic and visionary leader with a passion for creating positive change and empowering people.
As the Logistics Manager for RockCorps Brazil, you will unleash the power of music and tap into the limitless potential of volunteers. Your proven track record in event/production logistics demonstrates your ability to navigate challenges and deliver success in high pressure situations…
Now is your chance to join our team and lead the logistics of RockCorps Brazil towards a future where the worlds of music, community and social impact converge.
……If this sounds like you, we would love to chat.
You should be curious about and reading anything you can on:
● Large-scale event and production logistics
● Volunteering and community
● Music for social change
● Business for social good
● Brand partnerships within the pro-social space
● Culture and music more broadly
● Brazil's logistics, events and supply landscape
About Us
RockCorps is a pro-social marketing and entertainment company.
We use music and culture to inspire action - providing the tools and opportunities for people to volunteer and get involved in their community.
One person, one show, one city at a time – we are moving a generation to change the world.
Our core platform focuses on ‘Give, Get Given or Doe. Receba’. We produce concerts – the only way to get a ticket is to earn one by working at a 4 hour volunteer project in your local community.
To date, over 205,000 volunteers have attended more than 50 RockCorps concerts. Volunteers have done over 750,000 hours of work for more than 2,600 global charities and non-profits. Artists have included Rihanna, Lady Gaga, David Guetta, Pharrell, Kanye, Snoop Dogg, Maroon 5, A$AP Rocky, Ellie Goulding and Nas.
Job Description
RockCorps is launching in Brazil in partnership with a major global brand. Each year, the program will engage 40,000 volunteers who will each give 4 hours of their time across 300 community volunteer projects, delivered with up to 200 partner NGOs (160,000 hours of volunteering in total) across 7 cities: São Paulo (the hub city, hosting the vast majority of projects) plus Belém, Salvador, Brasília, Porto Alegre, Rio de Janeiro and Belo Horizonte. Volunteer projects will run from November 2026 to April 2027.
These community projects culminate in a celebration concert in São Paulo in April 2027, featuring international and Brazilian artists. The only people attending will be those that did the volunteer work — RockCorps' "Give, Get Given" model.
RockCorps is now recruiting its core management team for this project.
Reporting to the Head of Operations, the Logistics Manager is responsible for all aspects of the logistics required to deliver the program's community volunteer projects, working in close collaboration with the leadership team.
Key Responsibilities
● Ensure the smooth logistical delivery of all of the RockCorps Brazil program's community volunteer projects (300 in total), across São Paulo (the hub city) and the program's other 6 cities: Belém, Salvador, Brasília, Porto Alegre, Rio de Janeiro and Belo Horizonte
● Support the search for suitable warehouse space with the Head of Operations and the HR & Admin Manager, then lead all warehouse operations: stock management and procurement
● Recruit, train, manage and evaluate a Deputy Logistics Manager and a team of 6 Logistics Coordinators
● Be proactive and creative in proposing and delivering projects that are as fun for volunteers as they are useful for partner NGOs
● Make recommendations on equipment, factoring in safety, budget and timeline constraints
● Identify and negotiate with relevant suppliers
● Organize transport of all necessary equipment to project sites
● Work closely with the Projects Manager to ensure all projects run safely and in the best possible material conditions, for both the project team and volunteers
● Manage, in coordination with the Head of Operations and the Projects Manager, the budgets required to deliver the projects (equipment, logistics, activities, etc.)
Requirements
● 8 to 10 years' confirmed experience in event/production logistics management (including equipment, signage, transport…), on complex projects requiring coordination across multiple sites
● Knowledge of safety regulations and procedures in an event environment, and able to put processes in place to ensure compliance
● Methodical, with strong organizational, planning and prioritization skills
● Comfortable with budget management, including in a financially constrained environment
● Excellent interpersonal skills and a genuine team spirit
● Able to work independently, manage multiple tasks simultaneously and adapt to a constantly
evolving environment
● Excellent problem-solving skills and resilience under pressure
● Flexible, as there will be a degree of travelling within Brazil
● Have a love of music and sense of humor
● Creative and hands-on, with a real talent for practical problem-solving — a real plus
● Fluent Portuguese is required; strong English skills are highly valued, though not mandatory
● Must be based in São Paulo for the duration of the project
Benefits
Salary: BRL 16,150 gross per month, paid over 13 salaries per year (12 monthly payments plus the 13th-salary/"décimo terceiro" bonus, as is standard in Brazil).