The Organizing Director will manage a statewide organizing program, hire and train staff, and collaborate with other departments to optimize campaign strategies.

Manage operations projects and systems with emphasis on travel and events. Provide hands-on building and front-desk support, vendor and contract coordination, travel program management, event logistics, and cross-departmental collaboration to improve processes and ensure smooth daily operations.

The LGBTQ+ Finance Director oversees major donor fundraising efforts, manages finance plans, organizes events, and cultivates donor relationships.

The Arizona Voter Registration Program Manager will lead the planning and execution of a voter registration program, supervise staff, ensure compliance with voting laws, and build relationships with local stakeholders.

The Press Assistant/Executive Assistant supports the DNC Communications team by managing projects, coordinating tasks, and ensuring quality in written materials while staying updated with the news cycle.

Lead and develop the states analytics team, manage strategic analytics projects, and support campaigns with data insights to inform decision-making for upcoming elections.

Interns at the DNC will gain hands-on experience in Democratic politics, perform department-specific tasks, and assist in grassroots organizing. They will attend training and network with leaders. The program runs for 10 weeks, requiring a commitment of 20 hours per week.

The DNC Technology Internship offers hands-on experience in data analytics, software engineering, and political technology, aiming to develop future leaders in Democratic politics. Interns will work on technology projects while receiving mentorship, participating in team activities, and assisting the operations team.

The internship involves creating social graphics and videos, managing content calendars, and collaborating with the Mobilization Team on various design and media projects.

The DNC Design Internship offers hands-on experience in graphic design, working on digital and print deliverables to support political initiatives.

The When We Count Fellowship trains young supporters to organize and register Democratic voters. Fellows work part-time, attending training and achieving registration goals.

Lead the engineering team, establish infrastructure vision, foster collaboration across departments, ensure security in product development, and drive process improvements.