The Office of Congressman Don Davis (NC-01) is seeking a District Press Secretary/Digital Manager to join a fast-paced, collaborative communications team serving one of the most rural and agriculturally vital districts in the country. Working closely with the Communications Director, the District Press Secretary/Digital Manager helps execute a dynamic communications plan and manages day-to-day relationships with constituents and local and national media. Congressman Davis lives by a simple motto - meet people where they are - and we're looking for a storyteller who does the same: someone who can capture the people, places, and priorities of eastern North Carolina. This is not an entrylevel position, and it is based full-time in the community and district offices.

Responsibilities include developing and implementing a comprehensive communications strategy that promotes the Member's priorities; drafting press releases, advisories, talking points, op-eds, speeches, and digital content; managing all social media channels and web content; producing original photo and video content that reflects the district; monitoring news coverage and anticipating press inquiries; preparing the Member for interviews and public appearances; building relationships with local and national reporters; overseeing the Member's newsletter and questionnaires; and managing the Franking program.

Qualified candidates will bring at least two years of professional communications experience; strong writing, editing, and proofreading skills; proficiency in graphic design, photography, and videography; a sharp eye for social media content that resonates with a rural audience; knowledge of the legislative process and the organization of the House; and the ability to juggle multiple priorities under tight deadlines, including a flexible schedule that entails nights and weekends. A bachelor's degree in journalism, public relations, or a related field is preferred but not required. Ties to eastern North Carolina and a genuine understanding of rural and agricultural communities are strongly preferred. Applicants with North Carolina ties are a plus.

Qualified candidates should submit a resume, cover letter, three digital samples, and three writing samples in one combined PDF with the subject line “District Press Secretary/Digital Manager - Last Name, First Name.”