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Administrative Coordinator, Strategic Communications

The DigDeep Right to Water Project Remote $40,000-$65,000
Marketing/Communication Full Time

Job Details

Position: Administrative Coordinator, Strategic Communications

Location: Remote; or Los Angeles, CA (hybrid work environment (all candidates should be based in the United States)

Employment Type: Full-time, Hourly, Nonexempt

Compensation Range: $26.50/hour – $31.25/hour DOE

Level: Associate II

Reports To: Manager, Strategic Communications (Operations)

Manages: None

Supported By: Communications team

Education/Experience Preferences: Associate's Degree, or equivalent professional experience preferred

Start Date: ASAP, open until filled


We Are DigDeep


The DigDeep Right to Water Project is a WASH (water, sanitation, and hygiene) organization committed to closing the water access gap for the 2 million + people in the U.S. who still don’t have a tap or a toilet at home.


DigDeep believes access to clean water is a human right. We run several nationally recognized programs that empower communities to build their own water and sanitation systems. We won the 2018 US Water Prize for our Navajo Water Project, which has brought clean, running water to hundreds of Native families across New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. DigDeep launched the Appalachia Water Project in 2020, in McDowell County, WV. It has since brought clean, sustainable running water to hundreds of families in Southern West Virginia through public - private partnerships with the McDowell County PSD and East Logan PSD in Wyoming County. In addition to clean running water, the project is installing septic systems and connecting households to centralized sewer. The AWP is now expanding into neighboring states of Kentucky and Virginia to continue its quest of clean water for every Appalachian family. Our water projects expanded in 2022 when we launched our Colonias Water Project. This project works to bring clean, running water to the residents living in communities along the Texas-Mexico border. The Texas colonias are largely unincorporated, low-income communities that fall just outside city limits and often lack basic infrastructure. Our work began in Cochran colonia near El Paso. DigDeep partnered with residents, housing nonprofits, and county officials to innovate a new model for public-private-partnership that brings these basic services to families for the first time. Now we're getting the water flowing in 5 more communities.


The Opportunity


DigDeep is seeking an Administrative Coordinator, Strategic Communications to provide essential operational and administrative support to our Communications team. Reporting to the Manager, Strategic Communications (Operations), this role is the connective tissue of the team — keeping projects on track, systems organized, and deadlines met so that the rest of the team can focus on the work that moves our mission forward.


This is a role for someone who is deeply organized, proactively communicative, and genuinely energized by making complex things run smoothly. The Coordinator will support project tracking and task management across the team, assist with social media publishing and content calendar coordination, help manage logistics for events and productions, and provide administrative support across the Communications team. They will work closely with the Manager and contribute to the operational foundation of the department.


The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, tech-savvy, and self-directed — someone who doesn’t wait to be told what needs to happen and who takes pride in the quality and consistency of their work. Experience in communications, nonprofit administration, or project coordination is a plus, but what matters most is reliability, initiative, and the ability to manage multiple moving pieces.


Key Responsibilities


This is what you’ll do once you join the team:

Project & Administrative Coordination

  1. Maintain and regularly update the Communications team's project management boards in Asana, including task statuses, deadlines, and next steps, flagging items at risk to the Manager
  2. Support calendar coordination, including scheduling meetings, tracking key dates, and helping maintain the editorial and content calendar
  3. Draft, proofread, and format internal and external communications documents, presentations, and reports
  4. Provide administrative support to the Manager and broader team including, but not limited to: scheduling, travel coordination, and expense trackin
  5. Maintain organized filing systems for communications assets, brand materials, and project archives
  6. Help prepare run-of-show documents, logistics memos, and briefing materials for events, productions, and activations


Social Media & Content Support

  1. Coordinate and execute social media publishing across DigDeep's platforms, maintaining an approved content calendar and with direction from the team
  2. Track social media performance and compile regular metrics reports for team review
  3. Support content development by sourcing assets, resizing images, managing photo libraries, and preparing materials for review
  4. Monitor social channels and flag comments, questions, or opportunities requiring team attention
  5. Assist in maintaining and updating the content calendar in coordination with the team


Events, Productions & Logistics

  1. Support logistics for team-led events, webinars, activations, and site visits, including, but not limited to: vendor outreach, travel arrangements, materials preparation, and on-site coordination
  2. Assist with field production trips by helping prepare logistics documents, coordinating with program staff, and supporting pre-production checklists
  3. Help coordinate press and donor film crews, including scheduling, location logistics, and run-of-show preparation under the direction of the Manager
  4. Assist with post-event documentation and follow-up coordination


Cross-Team Coordination

  1. Serve as a responsive point of contact for routine Communications team requests from other departments, triaging and escalating to the team as appropriate
  2. Assist with coordination across departments on shared projects and deadlines
  3. Support the onboarding of new team members by helping prepare materials and coordinating logistics
  4. Maintain awareness of organizational priorities and help the team stay aligned with broader DigDeep initiatives


This job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties, or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. As the organization continues to evolve, duties or tasks may change without impacting the overall job description.


Competencies (Please here for full description of competencies.)

  1. Analytical Thinking
  2. Change Management
  3. Collaborative Working/Teamwork
  4. Communication
  5. Influence
  6. Initiative
  7. Innovation
  8. Judgement & Decision-Making
  9. Technical Expertise


Skills and Qualifications


We want to hear from you if you have:

  1. Associate’s degree, or equivalent professional experience preferred
  2. At least 2 years of applicable professional experience required; experience in communications field preferred

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