Digital Engagement Lead

The Partnership for Large Election Jurisdictions (PLEJ) is a national, nonpartisan community of support, best practices, and peer engagement among election offices serving the largest and most diverse populations in the U.S. PLEJ empowers election leaders to address operational challenges, communicate with clarity and transparency, and drive innovation. Through collaborative problem-solving and practical innovation, PLEJ helps build more resilient, efficient, and voter-focused election systems that improve the experience and confidence of millions of Americans. PLEJ is entering a critical phase of growth and impact—expanding its capacity, strengthening its institutional role, and positioning large jurisdictions as national leaders in election administration. Position Summary The Digital Engagement Lead (DEL) manages PLEJ’s digital presence, visual storytelling, email marketing, social media, website content, and digital production. Reporting to the Senior Director of Communications and Digital Engagement, this role helps ensure that PLEJ’s communications are visually compelling, accessible, timely, professional, and effective across digital channels. This position serves as PLEJ’s in-house digital communications and creative production lead. The person in this role should be able to design high-quality visual materials, manage digital platforms, produce social media and email content, maintain website updates, support digital campaigns, and package complex information in ways that are clear and engaging. The DEL works closely with the Communications and Member Engagement Teams to convert strategy, member insights, public education materials, reports, toolkits, and rapid-response resources into effective digital products. This role is essential to strengthening PLEJ’s direct-to-audience communications, expanding the reach of member expertise, and making election administration content more understandable and accessible to members, partners, media, and public audiences. #J-18808-Ljbffr Partnership for Large Election Jurisdictions