Program & Marketing Coordinator

TES Staffing; City of Rochester (NY); On-site; USD 26,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

TES Staffing, partnering with Temple in Rochester, is seeking a Program & Marketing Coordinator to help plan and execute programs and events in a hands-on role.

This temporary position offers exposure to marketing, communications, social media, and community engagement, with a focus on event programming and materials creation. It’s ideal for someone early in their career looking to build a real résumé while learning from a supportive team.

Qualifications

• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
• Experience with events or marketing is helpful but not required.
• Ability to manage multiple deadlines and priorities.
• Comfortable learning new technology and following SOPs.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate logistics for programs and events from planning to execution.
• Maintain calendars and ensure programs are fully prepared.
• Create simple flyers and promotional materials.
• Assist with newsletters, social media, and outreach.

Skills

Organizational skills

Event coordination

Communication

Marketing basics

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Tools

Canva

PosterMy wall

Email marketing basics

Job description

Program & Marketing Coordinator

$22/hour | Monday–Friday | Rochester, NY | No Weekends

Looking for a role where you can actually build your résumé—not just answer phones and shuffle paperwork?

TES Staffing is partnering with Temple in Rochester to hire a Program & Marketing Coordinator. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone early in their career who wants hands‑on experience in event programming, communications, marketing, social media, and community engagement.

You’ll work closely with an Executive Director we absolutely love working with and join a welcoming, collaborative organization. We’ve already placed another member of this team who has since been hired permanently and is thriving.

The immediate need is temporary, but there is real potential for this position to evolve as the organization determines its longer-term staffing needs. If you’re hoping to build a career in marketing, PR, communications, nonprofit work, programming, or events, this is the kind of role where you can get exposure to all of it.

The Schedule

Monday–Thursday: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM–3:00 PM
Weekends: NONE
Pay: $22/hour

What You’ll Do

At its core, your job is to make sure programs and events actually happen—and happen well.

You’ll look ahead at the calendar, identify what each upcoming event needs, and make sure all the pieces are in place. That could mean confirming rooms and setup, coordinating security or tech support, communicating with speakers or participants, creating promotional materials, and following established processes to keep everything organized.

You’ll also:

• Coordinate logistics for educational programs, community events, lifecycle events, speakers, and private events
• Maintain calendars and make sure upcoming programs are fully prepared
• Create the organization’s weekly email newsletter using Constant Contact
• Create simple flyers, graphics, and promotional materials
• Help promote events through email, social media, the website, and community partners
• Use tools like Canva or PosterMyWall; experience is helpful, but these are easy to learn
• Track attendance and program‑related expenses
• Assist with quarterly mailings
• Help with community and membership outreach
• Occasionally provide backup at the front desk when phones or visitor traffic get busy.

Who We’re Looking For

We’re much more interested in your competency, attitude, and potential than in finding someone with the “perfect” background.

You may be a great fit if you’re the person who naturally keeps everyone organized, notices the detail someone else missed, and enjoys having both structured tasks and creative projects on your plate.

We’d especially love to meet someone who:

• Is exceptionally organized and dependable
• Can juggle multiple deadlines without losing track of details
• Communicates professionally and comfortably with different types of people
• Enjoys planning and coordinating events
• Has a creative side and would enjoy making flyers or social content
• Is comfortable learning new technology and following established SOPs
• Takes initiative instead of waiting to be told every next step
• Is coachable, adaptable, and collaborative
• Wants to learn and grow

Experience with marketing, event planning, or graphic design is helpful but not required. The Temple will also consider relevant experience in place of a degree

Why This Role Is Different

This isn’t a job where we need someone who has already spent five years as a Program Coordinator.

We’re looking for someone who could become one.

Maybe you’ve worked in administration but want to move toward marketing. Maybe you’re a recent communications or marketing grad who needs real‑world experience. Maybe you’ve coordinated events, managed social media, worked in hospitality, or been the person behind the scenes keeping a busy office running.

You’ll get exposure to programming, event coordination, communications, graphic creation, social media, community engagement, membership, and nonprofit operations—all while working directly with experienced leadership.

And because they need someone quickly, we’re moving quickly too.