[data-jobs-progressive-shell] > [data-jobs-server-fallback] { display: block !important; } [data-jobs-progressive-shell] > [data-jobs-client-shell] { display: none !important; }

Communications Jobs

Median Communications pay in the US is $93K, and the top 25% earn $138K or more. Based on 5,946 salaries.

1,353 marketing jobs

2 weeks ago

Strategic Communications Manager 2026-02415

State of Wyoming

Cheyenne, WY (Unknown)Full time$7K/mo – $7K/mo

2 weeks ago

Communications Strategist

TruStone Financial Credit Union

Burnsville, MN (Unknown)Full time$74K/yr – $92K/yr

2 weeks ago

Communications & Marketing Coordinator

St. Louis Development Corporation

St. Louis, MO (Unknown)Full time$60K/yr – $70K/yr

2 weeks ago

Communications Specialist

Banner Health

Tucson, AZ (Unknown)Full time

2 weeks ago

2027 Summer Intern - Communications

Coke Florida

Tampa, FL (Unknown)Full time

2 weeks ago

Office of Public Information, Communications Intern (Spring Semester)

State of Ohio

Columbus, OH (Unknown)Full time

2 weeks ago

Communication Specialist

TFE, Inc.

Oak Ridge, TN (Unknown)Full time

2 weeks ago

Coordinator - Communications

STATE FAIR OF TEXAS

Dallas, TX (Unknown)$59K/yr – $62K/yr

2 weeks ago

Communications Consultant 1

State of Washington

Olympia, WA (Hybrid)Full time$44K/yr – $58K/yr

2 weeks ago

Media Intern - Summer 2027

Gupta Media

Boston, MA (On-site)Internship

2 weeks ago

(USA) Director, Communications

Walmart

Bentonville, AR (On-site)Full time$110K/yr – $220K/yr

2 weeks ago

Director, Scientific Communications

Satsuma Pharmaceuticals

USA (On-site)Full time$200K/yr – $250K/yr

2 weeks ago

Communications Assistant

MANHATTAN PROMOTIONS

New York City, NY (On-site)Full time$4K/mo – $5K/mo

2 weeks ago

Senior Communications Manager

The Business of HLTH Podcast

New York City, NY (Hybrid)Full time$130K/yr – $165K/yr

2 weeks ago

External Communications Senior Manager

The Business of HLTH Podcast

Boston, MA (Hybrid)Full time$98K/yr – $142K/yr

2 weeks ago

Chicago - Senior Manager, External Communications

The Business of HLTH Podcast

Chicago, IL (Hybrid)Full time$175K/yr – $195K/yr

2 weeks ago

Senior Manager, Communications and Public Relations - Remote-United States

The Business of HLTH Podcast

District of Columbia, USA (Remote)Full time$75K/yr – $95K/yr

2 weeks ago

Manager, Donor Relations and Philanthropy Communications

Father Joe's Villages

San Diego, CA (Unknown)Full time$87K/yr – $108K/yr

3 weeks ago

Communications Assistant – Immediate Start

Hollywood, FL (Unknown)Full time$19/hr – $29/hr

3 weeks ago

Senior PR & Communications Manager

The Business of HLTH Podcast

New York City, NY (Hybrid)Full time$175K/yr – $236K/yr

Communications jobs in the US

Median Communications pay in the US is $93K, and the top 25% earn $138K or more. Based on 5,946 salaries.

Median Communications pay in the US is $93K, and the top 25% earn $138K or more. Based on 5,946 salaries.

Pay & career insights

Communications · US

Salary snapshot

$93Kmedian

Middle 50%: $70K to $138K
Top 10%: $187K+

Based on 5,946 salaries

More pay detail

In-house or agency

In-house$92K from 5,486 salaries
Agency$104K from 428 salaries

Remote, hybrid or on-site

Remote$103K from 707 salaries
Hybrid$98K from 2,075 salaries
On-site$89K from 2,894 salaries

Based on 5,946 salaries from pay ranges in marketing job ads and salaries marketers shared with us. Last updated Oct 21, 2026.

Communications salary details

Explore Communications jobs

Career guidance

What does a Communications Manager do? Role, salary and career pathRead guide

Job Description

Responsibilities

Proactive Media Strategy: Formulate and execute an annual statewide media plan that highlights conservation milestones, habitat restoration projects, research breakthroughs, and public recreation opportunities.
Hub-and-Spoke Regional Coordination: Partner closely with Regional Information and Education (I&E) Supervisor and I&E Specialists across the state’s eight regions to harvest raw field content, polish assets, and amplify them to statewide and national audiences.
Crisis & Incident Management: Serve as the primary statewide media spokesperson during high-profile wildlife or public safety incidents, executing the department’s emergency communications protocol and providing strategic "crisis toolkits" to support regional offices.
Science Translation & Content Creation: Translate highly dense biological data, complex harvest quotas, and changing hunting/fishing regulations into clear, engaging, and accessible press releases, digital content, and public-facing documents.
Enterprise Digital Outreach: Oversee content strategy for the department’s primary digital channels, managing the distribution of mass public messaging to a statewide e-mail network of over 500,000 constituents.
Public Sentiment & Analytical Feedback: Establish digital listening and media monitoring loops to track public trends and concerns, providing regular intelligence briefings to the Division Chief to help shape proactive agency policy.
Supervise the Statewide Communications Specialist and oversee the development of the weekly media packet, communicating the Department’s top priority news.
Work closely with the Director and Governor’s Office on controversial and sensitive wildlife management issues in addition to providing support regarding high-risk matters.
Respond to statewide communications topics, and conducts interviews in person as well as on TV, radio, and other digital meeting.
Work with communications team and Department leadership to develop communication campaigns with measurable outcomes.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree (typically in Public Relations)
1-2 years of progressive work experience (typically in Public Relations) with acquired knowledge at the level of a Senior Public Relations Specialist
OR
4-6 years of progressive work experience (typically in Public Relations) with acquired knowledge at the level of a Senior Public Relations Specialist
PHYSICAL WORKING CONDITIONS: statewide travel is required.

Preferred

Bachelor's degree in a field related to strategic communications, journalism, science communications, public relations, public policy, marketing, or wildlife management (with a communications focus).

Benefits

Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance
Paid vacation, sick leave, FMLA, and holidays
Retirement - Pension and 457B plans that help you build a secure future
Flexible schedules and work-life balance options
Meaningful work that makes a difference for Wyoming communities

Job Description

Responsibilities

Proactive Media Strategy: Formulate and execute an annual statewide media plan that highlights conservation milestones, habitat restoration projects, research breakthroughs, and public recreation opportunities.
Hub-and-Spoke Regional Coordination: Partner closely with Regional Information and Education (I&E) Supervisor and I&E Specialists across the state’s eight regions to harvest raw field content, polish assets, and amplify them to statewide and national audiences.
Crisis & Incident Management: Serve as the primary statewide media spokesperson during high-profile wildlife or public safety incidents, executing the department’s emergency communications protocol and providing strategic "crisis toolkits" to support regional offices.
Science Translation & Content Creation: Translate highly dense biological data, complex harvest quotas, and changing hunting/fishing regulations into clear, engaging, and accessible press releases, digital content, and public-facing documents.
Enterprise Digital Outreach: Oversee content strategy for the department’s primary digital channels, managing the distribution of mass public messaging to a statewide e-mail network of over 500,000 constituents.
Public Sentiment & Analytical Feedback: Establish digital listening and media monitoring loops to track public trends and concerns, providing regular intelligence briefings to the Division Chief to help shape proactive agency policy.
Supervise the Statewide Communications Specialist and oversee the development of the weekly media packet, communicating the Department’s top priority news.
Work closely with the Director and Governor’s Office on controversial and sensitive wildlife management issues in addition to providing support regarding high-risk matters.
Respond to statewide communications topics, and conducts interviews in person as well as on TV, radio, and other digital meeting.
Work with communications team and Department leadership to develop communication campaigns with measurable outcomes.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree (typically in Public Relations)
1-2 years of progressive work experience (typically in Public Relations) with acquired knowledge at the level of a Senior Public Relations Specialist
OR
4-6 years of progressive work experience (typically in Public Relations) with acquired knowledge at the level of a Senior Public Relations Specialist
PHYSICAL WORKING CONDITIONS: statewide travel is required.

Preferred

Bachelor's degree in a field related to strategic communications, journalism, science communications, public relations, public policy, marketing, or wildlife management (with a communications focus).

Benefits

Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance
Paid vacation, sick leave, FMLA, and holidays
Retirement - Pension and 457B plans that help you build a secure future
Flexible schedules and work-life balance options
Meaningful work that makes a difference for Wyoming communities

Communications Jobs