Marketing & Communications Analyst (MarComs Analyst) at California Department of Industrial Relations | Los Angeles, CA | $6K/mo – $8K/mo

California Department of Industrial Relations

Marketing & Communications Analyst (MarComs Analyst)

Los Angeles, CA (On-site)

$6K/mo – $8K/moMid LevelFull time

Posted 7 weeks ago

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Job Summary

Own a public sector outreach and multilingual content program, turning external content analysis and cross-department collaboration into aligned, accessible messaging for non-English workers and affiliated organizations.

Coordinate marketing requests with department experts to expand engagement and educate employers, workers, and community groups.
Analyze external content to ensure alignment with the department’s vision and objectives, with emphasis on Spanish-speaking audiences.
Own independent social campaigns and content development for public-sector outreach.

Job Description

monitors and consults with department subject experts to coordinate the department’s marketing requests, and to expand the department’s engagement in order to fulfill the department’s mission to educate employers, workers and community-based organizations.
The Marketing & Communications Analyst performs the critical analysis of the Department of Industrial Relations' external content (online, audio, video, social messaging and printed materials) to ensure they are aligned with the Department’s vision, goals and objectives.
The Marketing & Communications Analyst is essential in aligning the Division’s outreach and education efforts within the Department’s broader vision, goals and objectives.
focus heavily on public-sector outreach, content development, analysis, and managing communications for non-English speaking audiences, including workers.
It also requires the ability to work independently, creating and managing social media campaigns.

The position(s) require(s) fluency in the Spanish language. If the State of California does not have a current record documenting your fluency in this language, you will be required to successfully pass an approved language fluency test prior to being hired.
Fluency in Spanish and English in reading, writing, communicating, and editing. The incumbent will be required to be certified by the American Translators Association(ATA) or a documented equivalent or have a Bachelor’s degree in Translation and Interpretation from an ATA-approved school.
Statewide travel required within the state (25-50%). This position also requires responsiveness to the public, media and attendance of public meetings outside of normal business hours.
Candidates will also be required to take and pass a Professional Bilingual Proficiency Exam and fluency in Spanish and English in reading, writing, communicating, and editing. The incumbent will be required to be certified by the American Translators Association(ATA) or a documented equivalent or have a Bachelor’s degree in Translation and Interpretation from an ATA-approved school.

California Department of Industrial Relations

DIR’s mission is to improve the working conditions for workers in California and advance opportunities for profitable employment. DIR administers and enforces laws governing wages, workplace safety and health, apprenticeship training programs and medical care and other benefits for injured workers.

Founded in 1927

Oakland, California, USA

905 employees

www.dir.ca.gov