Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs in Washington, DC

The Editorial Intern will write and report stories for Military Times, support team projects, and assist in video and social media efforts.

Oversee daily brokerage operations across the Washington, D.C. region, including money movement, fund disbursements, order processing, account opening, supervisory controls, and client service resolutions. Lead and train operational staff, coordinate with firm infrastructure teams, and support financial professional onboarding. Ensure workflows comply with FINRA requirements while providing operational support to branch managers and maintaining accurate, timely service.

Provides legal guidance on contracts, nonprofit compliance, risk management, fiscal sponsorships, charitable giving, and governance. Maintains contract and policy systems, conducts legal research, updates templates, supports audits, and advises operations, program, and development teams. Requires a Washington, DC bar admission and collaboration with the General Counsel to address legal and regulatory matters affecting community foundations.

Develops concepts and copy for broadcast, digital, social, print, and brand campaigns. Translates creative briefs into compelling, brand-aligned writing; collaborates with art directors and designers; contributes to ideation; presents work; incorporates feedback; and manages multiple deadlines while maintaining strong editorial quality. The role requires 2–5 years of experience, cocktail or liquor expertise, social media fluency, and hybrid availability near Toledo, Detroit, or Columbus.

Lead Neko’s Washington, D.C. market activation strategy by building local brand awareness, managing community and influencer relationships, developing partnerships, and executing events. Drive bookings, referrals, conversion, and retention through coordinated growth initiatives. Collaborate with clinical, operations, and marketing teams, while tracking local performance metrics and strengthening Neko’s reputation and demand within the market.

Sell residential solar and battery solutions through territory development, door-to-door outreach, networking, referrals, customer education, financing explanations, and deal closing. Specialists track sales activity, meet performance goals, attend weekly training, and work flexible outdoor schedules, including evenings and weekends. A valid California Home Improvement Salesperson license is required; candidates without it may begin as Sales Schedulers until licensed.

Owns new business acquisition, renewals, account expansion, and quota attainment across U.S. federal customers. The role manages the full account lifecycle, builds pipeline, closes multi-year software licensing deals, develops partner relationships, maintains forecast accuracy, and engages security buyers through consultative selling and personalized outreach. Travel to customer and channel sites may be required.

Plan daily and breaking-news coverage for Hearst Television stations, coordinate live shots and production logistics, and communicate with newsrooms. Produce, write, edit, and adapt accurate content for broadcast and digital platforms. Collaborate with journalists, photographers, technical teams, and enterprise partners while using research, data, and approved AI-enabled tools to improve workflows and independently verify content.

Support the Communications and Development team with fundraising activities for individuals, corporations, and foundations. Assist with donor research, event planning, relationship management, drafting and editing letters and proposals, and administrative tasks while collaborating across the organization. Work is based in Washington, D.C.; unpaid with a monthly transportation stipend and possible academic credit.

Lead design, architecture, development, and implementation of PeopleSoft applications—especially Finance, SCM, and Enterprise Performance. Provide functional consulting, manage application operations, work with healthcare clients, and support solution delivery, with travel expectations.