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Develops and implements California political and legislative strategies, organizes voter engagement and campaign activities, builds coalitions, trains and mobilizes volunteers, manages election staff and vendors, maintains stakeholder relationships, ensures campaign compliance, and tracks program progress. The role requires bilingual English-Spanish communication, advocacy and organizing experience, independent work, weekend and afternoon availability, and the ability to commute to Sacramento.

Manages regional office administration, correspondence, budgets, expenses, filing systems, meetings, events, supplies, equipment, staff relations, databases, and office policies. Provides high-level clerical support to leadership, prepares documents and presentations in English and Spanish, supervises administrative staff, interns, and volunteers, and coordinates onboarding paperwork, facilities, transportation, and office maintenance.

Leads United Farm Workers operations across Madera, Fresno, and Merced Counties. Develops operational and membership-growth strategies, manages records and financial resources, trains worker boards and stewards, supervises staff, represents the organization, supports contract employers, and renegotiates union contracts. The role requires contract and representational organizing experience, campaign management, bilingual Spanish-English communication, independent work, and familiarity with UFW history and mission.

Manages regional office administration, correspondence, budgeting, expenses, supplies, facilities, meetings, events, databases, equipment, and personnel paperwork. Provides high-level clerical support to leadership, supervises administrative staff, interns, and volunteers, coordinates internal relations, maintains office policies and records, and supports special projects. Requires bilingual English/Spanish communication, strong Microsoft Office skills, discretion with confidential information, and effective organizational and presentation abilities.

Plans and implements California political and legislative priorities through political organizing, advocacy, coalition building, voter engagement, volunteer mobilization, and election campaigns. Builds relationships with elected officials, agencies, partners, farm workers, and supporters; coordinates training, communications, compliance, databases, budgets, and campaign activities. Supervises temporary staff, fellows, interns, and volunteers as needed. Requires bilingual English-Spanish communication, independent judgment, organizational ability, and travel or commuting to Sacramento.