Public Relations & Government Communications Specialist

LAUKOA; New London, Northern (CT, KY); Hybrid; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

vision insurance

401(k) with employer match

Paid vacation and sick leave

Job summary

LAUKOA is seeking a Public Relations and Communications Specialist to support government public‑engagement efforts. The role involves creating and refining communications materials for the National Coast Guard Museum project and coordinating with Government Public Affairs on content release.

Responsibilities include drafting press materials, coordinating with USCG personnel, and analyzing outreach results. A bachelor’s in communications plus 3–5 years PR experience is preferred; on‑site work in

Qualifications

• Bachelor degree in communications, public relations, journalism, marketing, or closely related field.
• 3–5 years of full-time professional public relations or media-relations experience.
• Mastery of AP Style and ability to produce polished written and visual communications.
• Experience with formal approval, review, and release controls.

Responsibilities

• Develop draft communications plans, media materials, digital content, graphics, and outreach products for Government review and approval.
• Implement approved communication plans for rotating exhibits, lectures, and community events.
• Maintain media-contact information and draft press releases, media kits, and interview-preparation materials.
• Draft content for websites, blogs, social channels, and digital campaigns; publish only when authorized.
• Coordinate with Public Affairs personnel, incorporate feedback, and preserve approval records.

Skills

AP Style

Media relations

Written communications

Education

Bachelor degree in communications

Job description

LAUKOA is seeking a Public Relations and Communications Specialist to support government public‑engagement efforts. The role involves creating and refining communications materials for the National Coast Guard Museum project and coordinating with Government Public Affairs on content release.

Responsibilities include drafting press materials, coordinating with USCG personnel, and analyzing outreach results. A bachelor’s in communications plus 3–5 years PR experience is preferred; on‑site work in