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How much do you love the internet and all its opportunities? Want to learn more about broadband – how it works, who are the key players, what are the biggest challenges, and where we go from here? Are you interested in building media strategies to achieve goals and working closely with subject matter experts and reporters to tell the right story? Look no further than the Director of Communications role at USTelecom!
USTelecom is the leading voice of the broadband innovation industry. Our members are committed to building the networks that connect communities everywhere to the power and promise of high-speed internet, and to deploying the transformative new services and technologies they enable. The association’s mission is to advance broadband’s future and deliver bottom-line results for our members, promoting a policy environment that fosters innovation, connects communities, encourages investment, buoys economic growth, and creates business opportunity and success for our industry, our affiliates, our partners, and the diverse communities and customers they serve. Working with some of the world’s most dynamic and forward-looking companies – urban and rural, publicly traded and privately held – we are leading the national technology and innovation conversation, and redefining policy advocacy for the 21st century. Join us!
Job Description:
The Director of Communications will join a fun, creative, and passionate team that strategically works to advance the association’s goals around the future of connectivity. The director will be highly motivated, super curious, an excellent writer, well-organized, proactive, and flexible, with the ability to work simultaneously on various complex matters. You will also regularly engage with our members, partners, the press, and other stakeholders to advance USTelecom’s work. If you’re a go-getter interested in using your communications and marketing expertise to make an impact, we want to see your application!
Responsibilities:
- Develop and execute strategic communications plans to effectively influence core audiences, including members, the media, and policymakers
- Respond to media inquiries on issues ranging from cybersecurity, congressional legislation, FCC votes, artificial intelligence, and broader internet policy issues
- Draft accessible and effective op-eds, statements, press releases, newsletters and website materials that effectively promote the value of broadband connectivity across America to audiences across the policy spectrum
- Develop and maintain relationships with technology policy and other beat reporters at the national, regional, and local levels
- Proactively pitch reporters on key policy and storytelling initiatives, including for podcasts and other media
- Monitor media mentions of USTelecom, broadband-related policy issues, and key stakeholders to remain apprised of the general narratives in and around the broadband industry.
- Draft briefing memos, talking points, scripts and internal communications to share knowledge within the organization, propose new strategies, and provide key insights
- Regularly track and share key performance indicators from the team’s earned media and brief senior leadership on outcomes and deliverables
- Prep and staff senior-level principals for media interviews with print and broadcast journalists, podcasters, and influencers
- Engage regularly with our members, partners, and other stakeholders to advance USTelecom’s agenda
- Promote the role of USTelecom members in advancing connectivity across America in local and regional outlets
Qualifications:
- 5-7 years of experience working on technology policy issues in government, on Capitol Hill, in a newsroom, agency, or a trade association
- Exceptional written and verbal skills
- Ability to simplify complex messages with an emphasis on creating narratives and telling stories that move and inspire
- Experienced writer and editor, including news releases, opinion pieces, letters to the editor, blogs, and short-form digital communications
- Established relationships with tech, telecom, or political reporters, and/or the ability to make and maintain those relationships.
- Experience with media monitoring software such as Cision, Meltwater, SproutSocial, or others.
- Experience identifying and tracking key performance indicators for communication and public affairs campaigns.
- Innovative, organized, and self-motivated with a keen interest in driving strategic messages
- Meticulous attention to detail
- Proven ability to develop content on short timelines and to work independently
- Ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment
- Ability to jump in to help with social media content creation (video editing skills a bonus)
- Ability to make puns at the drop of a hat (welcomed and encouraged)
USTelecom offers a competitive salary, a generous benefits package, a collaborative and fun work environment, and a Metro-accessible location. Communications department employees work in a hybrid setting with the ability to work from home two days/week.
Pay: $74,408.12 - $89,609.77 per year
Benefits:
- 401(k)
- 401(k) matching
- Cell phone reimbursement
- Dental insurance
- Employee assistance program
- Flexible spending account
- Health insurance
- Health savings account
- Life insurance
- On-site gym
- Paid time off
- Professional development assistance
- Tuition reimbursement
- Vision insurance
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Washington, DC 20001
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Who's Hiring
- Demand42D
- C-4 Analytics30

- Affirm28

- AXIOM11

- Precision AQ10
Top Industries Hiring
- Technology & Software201
- Consulting & Professional Services52
- Banking & Financial Services50
- Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals34
- Healthcare & Medical Services29
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in remote communications manager jobs.
- Bachelor's degree in communications, public relations, journalism, or a related field
- Five or more years of professional communications or public relations experience
- Demonstrated experience writing and editing across multiple formats and audiences
- Proficiency with media monitoring tools, email platforms, and content management systems
- Experience managing social media channels and developing editorial calendars
- Ability to develop and execute strategic communications plans aligned with organizational goals
Tips for Your Remote Communications Manager Job Search
Apply early to remote roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists remote communications manager openings from across the U.S. in one place so you can find roles that match your background and apply directly. Remote postings fill quickly, so applying within the first few days gives you a real advantage.
Build a portfolio of async communication work
Remote employers need evidence you can produce results without in-person direction. Compile press releases, internal newsletters, campaign briefs, or crisis statements you wrote and managed independently. A focused portfolio of written deliverables communicates remote readiness faster than a resume alone.
Highlight distributed team experience explicitly
Name the remote tools you have used, including Slack, Asana, Notion, or similar, and describe how you coordinated communications across distributed stakeholders. Remote hiring managers look for candidates who have already navigated async workflows, not ones who will need to learn them on the job.
Target remote-first companies by organizational structure
Remote-first technology companies, fully distributed nonprofits, and national advocacy organizations hire communications managers remotely far more consistently than hybrid or office-first employers. Prioritize organizations that list remote as their default structure, not as a temporary arrangement.
Prepare to demonstrate writing in the remote interview
Remote communications manager interviews often include a written exercise or async assignment before or after the first call. Practice drafting a press statement or messaging framework quickly under a time constraint so you can perform confidently when the hiring team tests your writing process directly.
Remote Communications Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a remote communications manager job?
Remote communications managers land roles by demonstrating they can drive strategy and produce polished work without in-person oversight. Remote employers screen for strong written communication, comfort with async collaboration tools like Slack and project management platforms, and a history of managing campaigns or messaging independently. A portfolio of press releases, content campaigns, or crisis communications you led solo gives you a clear edge.
Which companies hire remote communications managers?
Companies hiring remote communications managers right now include Demand, C-4 Analytics, and Affirm, based on current remote listings on Migrate Mate as of June 2026. Remote-first technology firms, distributed nonprofits, and healthcare organizations with national audiences are among the most consistent employers of communications managers in fully remote roles.
Can you get a remote communications manager job with no experience?
Yes, but remote entry-level communications roles are harder to land because employers expect you to work independently from day one without a local manager to guide you. Startups and nonprofits are the most likely to hire early-career candidates remotely. Showing a writing portfolio, managing a volunteer communications channel, or completing a real campaign project in place of formal experience opens the door.
Do you need a degree for remote communications manager jobs?
Not always. Many remote employers care more about your ability to write clearly, manage messaging projects, and communicate across distributed teams than about a specific credential. A degree in communications, journalism, or a related field helps, but a strong portfolio, documented campaign results, and demonstrated experience managing communications strategy can carry equal or greater weight with remote hiring managers.
Which industries hire the most remote communications managers?
Remote communications manager roles concentrate in Technology & Software, Consulting & Professional Services, and Banking & Financial Services, based on current remote listings on Migrate Mate as of June 2026. These sectors rely heavily on distributed teams that need consistent external and internal messaging managed across time zones without a centralized office.
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