MIT Music and Theater Arts Section

Job Description

DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS, Music and Theater Arts (MTA) Section, to act as the chief communications strategist for the section and its programs. Will develop and lead a strategic communications plan and branding in support of MTA’s goals and achievements; produce digital and print content about faculty and student artistic research and performances; oversee strategy for social media, newsletters, and websites; prepare reports and official correspondence to key internal/external stakeholders; serve as intermediary between press and MTA programs and faculty to develop media presence for MTA academic activities, research, and high-profile events; represent MTA across MIT; and collaborate with other units to achieve overarching communications goals. A full description is available here: https://bit.ly/MTA-Comms-Director Job Requirements: REQUIRED: bachelor's degree in communications, marketing, or related field; seven years’ relevant professional experience, including designing and implementing communications strategies, brand identity design and development, brand management, planning, public relations, and strategic marketing; ability to develop and implement communications strategies across outreach platforms (email marketing, print materials, social media, video, web); advanced-level written and verbal communication skills; meticulous attention to detail; demonstrated success in writing, copy editing, and publishing; ability to assess project/program outcomes and implement changes/improvements; excellent time-management skills and proven ability to meet deadlines; ability to work with a diverse group of faculty, staff, visiting artists/scholars, and other internal stakeholders; ability to work independently and as a team member; discretion with sensitive/confidential information; and technical proficiency with standard Microsoft Office software, design platforms (i.e., Adobe Design Suite), and content management systems (e.g., Drupal, WordPress). PREFERRED: master’s degree in a related field, demonstrated interest in music and/or theater arts, and experience in a post-secondary or educational institution. Job #23679-9 Pay range (grade 9): $ 81,885 - 109,478, starting salary commensurate with experience Occasional weekday evening and weekend work will be required. A cover letter, resume and link to a professional portfolio are required. U.S. citizenship or permanent residency is required.