Digital Communications Associate

About the Role
The Concord Coalition (CCC), a nonpartisan 501(c)(3), and the Concord Coalition
Action Fund (CCAF), a 501(c)(4), are seeking a Digital Communications Associate to
support the execution of digital communications across platforms. Serving as a versatile
utility player, this role helps translate complex fiscal policy and organizational
programming into clear, accessible content for a national audience.
The position is central to day-to-day content production and publishing, including audio
and video editing, social media posting, website updates, and digital and email
campaign support. The Digital Communications Associate works closely with the
Communications Director, policy staff, and consultants to ensure that all public-facing
materials reflect a consistent, credible voice.
The ideal candidate has an interest in federal budget and fiscal policy, enjoys hands-on
digital production, and is comfortable working in a bipartisan, policy-focused
environment.

Key Responsibilities
Digital Content Production & Graphic Design
● Edit, prepare, and assist with distribution of audio and video content of radio
show and podcast. Identify and produce related short-form clips for social media.
● Create other captioned videos, audiograms, and basic graphics for social media.
● Maintain podcast webpages, archives, and metadata.
● Provide basic layout and graphic design support for handouts and other
educational documents.
Social Media Execution
● Draft and schedule social media posts.
● Publish regular content across platforms including X, Facebook, Instagram,
LinkedIn, and YouTube.
● Create simple visual assets such as quote cards, charts, event graphics, and
videos.
● Monitor comments, mentions, and messages, escalating issues or opportunities
as appropriate.

● Work with Communications Director to develop and execute strategies to
organically optimize reach of content and build online community.
Website Content Management
● Upload blog posts, press releases, op-eds, events, and other content.
● Format webpages, add images and links, manage tags and metadata, and
ensure accessibility.
● Build new pages using existing templates for campaigns, events, and educational
materials.
Email & Digital Campaign Support
● Prepare images, links, and formatting for email communications drafted by staff
or consultants.
● Coordinate webpage updates tied to email, digital actions, or event promotion.
● Assist with basic testing and content organization for digital campaigns.
Analytics & Coordination Support
● Compile basic performance summaries across digital platforms for internal
review.
● Assist the Communications Director with organizing content calendars, archives,
and digital assets.

Qualifications
● 1–3 years of experience in digital communications, media production, public
affairs, or related fields.
● Experience editing audio and/or video using tools such as Descript, CapCut,
Adobe Express, Adobe Premiere Pro, or Audition.
● Familiarity with Canva or similar design tools.
● Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
● Clear, concise writing skills appropriate for public-policy audiences.
● Familiarity with CRMs or advocacy databases (e.g., EveryAction) is a plus.
● Interest in federal budget issues, economics, or public policy strongly preferred.
Salary Range: $70,000-$90,000
To apply, please send the following to Bob Zahradnik, Policy Director at
[email protected]
1. Resume
2. Cover letter describing interest and relevant experience