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The Town of Carrboro, NC is seeking a creative communicator to turn complex town topics into clear explanations and engaging online content.
You will develop social media posts, reels, videos, newsletters, and web materials, connect with residents at events, and collaborate with departments to make local government more accessible.
This role emphasizes plain language, accessibility, and timely, accurate information for a diverse community.
Help residents see what is happening in Carrboro, understand how Town decisions affect them, and find meaningful ways to participate. We are looking for a creative communicator who can turn a complex topic into a clear explanation, a community moment into a compelling video, and an outreach opportunity into a conversation that matters.
This role combines hands‑on content creation with community engagement. You will develop social media posts, reels, videos, newsletters, and web content; connect with residents in neighborhoods and at events; and work across Town departments to make local government more accessible and responsive.
Responsibilities include:
Three years of progressively responsible experience in communications, public relations, marketing, journalism, community engagement, or a related field; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
A bachelor’s degree in communications, marketing, public relations, journalism, community engagement, or a related field is preferred.
Work is performed in an office and throughout the community, including at meetings and special events. Evening activities and occasional weekend work are required; emergency assignments may require work outside regular hours. The position involves sedentary work, with occasional exertion of up to 10 pounds of force and frequent or constant negligible exertion to move objects. Duties involve operating computers, cameras, and related equipment; preparing and reviewing written and digital materials; communicating with others; and observing community activities. Essential functions may be performed with reasonable accommodation.