Senior Digital Communications Manager

FutureNow, Creative, Leisure And Technology Industries Training Council Inc.

. Write, edit, and publish content for TSF’s website, Substack, and other digital channels .

Posted 11/4/2026full-timeRemote • United StatesSenior💰 $101,000 - $108,000 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in digital communications and content creation, with strong writing and editing skills to engage a general audience. Proficient in social media strategy, analytics, and managing multiple projects in a fast-paced environment.

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Digital CommunicationsSocial Media StrategyContent CreationWriting And Editing SkillsAnalytics And Reporting

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Hard Skills

Content CreationWritingEditingSocial Media ManagementGraphic DesignVideo ProductionContent Calendar ManagementPress Release DraftingPodcast PitchingEmail Newsletter Creation

Soft Skills

Clear CommunicationTime ManagementCollaborationEngagement

Tools & Technologies

CanvaAdobeSocial Scheduling PlatformsWebsite Content Management SystemsEmail Platforms

Industry Keywords

NonprofitPublic PolicyAdvocacyPolitical CommunicationsState Policy

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Write, edit, and publish content for TSF’s website, Substack, and other digital channels
Turn policy briefs and ideas into accessible posts, graphics, explainers, and short videos
Maintain a content calendar and coordinate timing with policy and partnerships teams
Keep the website current and easy to navigate
Develop a social media plan covering platform focus and posting frequency
Create and schedule social posts and engage with followers, partners, and others in the state policy space
Work with partners and fellows to cross-promote content
Track social media performance, report on results, and adjust the approach
Draft press releases and other communications materials
Pitch podcasts, Substacks, newsletters, and other digital-first media
Support communications for TSF events, including promotion and recaps
Support media outreach and track coverage
Maintain consistent messaging and branding
Work with the leadership team to grow TSF’s digital content and social media presence
Occasionally work evening and weekend hours and travel for in-person meetings and events

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s degree in communications, journalism, public policy, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience
4–7 years of relevant professional experience in digital communications, social media, or content creation
Strong writing and editing skills, with the ability to make policy topics interesting to a general audience
Experience growing social media accounts and using analytics to guide decisions
Working knowledge of tools like Canva or Adobe, social scheduling platforms, website content management systems, and email or newsletter platforms
Capable of independently managing time and tasks in a fast-paced organization, including juggling several projects with competing deadlines
Clear communication skills
Expert-level skill in creating short-form, social-first content, including graphics and short video
Experience in a nonprofit, policy, political, or advocacy setting
Experience with pitching podcasts, newsletters, or other digital-first media
Interest in state policy and government; familiarity with the state policy space

Benefits

Comp & perks

75% paid coverage of medical and dental
Unlimited PTO
401(k) matching
Annual professional development
Wellness stipend
Work-from-home stipend
Paid family leave