Monday, March 4, 2024

Jobs for a Monday in March

1) Tria Federal is seeking a Content Strategist with 3+ years of experience to be the company’s lead for planning and developing written content that supports their marketing & communications strategy – see also main career page

2) The Pew Charitable Trusts has let us know they are still actively recruiting for this Senior Associate, Prospect Research & Portfolio Management role – 4+ years’ experience with a nonprofit organization sought; donor research background preferred.

3-4) American Cancer Society

5-6) American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists

7) American Federation of Teachers – Senior Associate, Digital Campaigner – $97k – see also main career page

8-11) Axios – see also main career page

12) British Embassy/UK Mission to the UN – Senior Policy Advisor, Europe & Disarmament – $87k – New York – apply by Mar. 21

13) Credence Management Solutions – Press Specialist supporting USAID’s Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance – $118k

14) Dept. of Labor – Policy Advisor – $117k-$181k – apply by Mar. 15

15) DHS/Customs & Border Protection – Digital Communication Specialist – $99k-$153k – apply by Mar. 6

16) Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. – Legislative Advisor – $180k-$252k – apply by Mar. 6

17) General Dynamics IT – Internal Communications Specialist

18-19) Independent Community Bankers of America

20) Living Cities – Senior Associate, Communications & Narrative Change – $73k-$90k

21) Mystery Arlington-based B2B services company – Communications Director – search managed by the Sparks Group

22-24) Nestlé

25-26) POLITICO

27-28) Sage Communications – see also main career page

29) Scott Circle Communications – Intern – $20/hr

30-33) University of Virginia – Charlottesville, Va.

34-35) Walt Disney Company – Lake Buena Vista, FL

36-39) Washington Post

40-41) Working America – fixed-term positions through mid-Nov. 2024

We're pretty bummed to see Kuzy exiled, effective immediately, and Rustico's Ballston outpost closing after this coming Sunday. Thanks for the memories.

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