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The basics

Location: London/Remote and home working options (expected to work in central London at least 10 days per month)

Contract: to end of 2025

Hours: Full time

Salary:  £30,000 - £35,000 pro rata

Deadline: 12:00 21st February. Interviews will take place the week commencing 24th February.



Who we are

Campaign Lab is a community of politically-minded progressive data scientists, researchers and campaigners who are working together to improve the way we analyse and understand campaigning. By working as part of a small dynamic team you'll be helping to improve campaigning across the progressive ecosystem! You can find more information atwww.campaignlab.uk 

What the role involves

In this role, you'll manage and grow Campaign Lab's volunteer community, overseeing our communications channels and recruitment. The main responsibilities will be developing and executing strategies to engage volunteers, working with the Networks and Partnerships Manager to deliver impactful events, and managing our digital presence.

Main Duties & Responsibilities

  • Develop and implement a community engagement strategy to grow and activate Campaign Lab's volunteer base
  • Oversee Campaign Lab's communications channels, ensuring regular compelling content is posted
  • Work with the Networks and Partnerships Manager to deliver engaging events that provide value to volunteers
  • Collect and analyse data on community health and engagement to inform strategy and track progress
  • Develop relationships with our key community contributors by actively participating in our volunteer groups and forums. 
  • Work with the Networks and Partnerships Manager to continuously improve the volunteer experience
  • Work with the Director to align community activities and projects with Campaign Lab's overall mission and goals
  • Represent Campaign Lab and recruit at external events and forums

Requirements

Essential

  • Proactive approach to work with the ability to work independently 
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to engage diverse audiences
  • Strong project management skills, ideally with some experience managing volunteer led projects and documentation.
  • Creative problem-solver who thrives in a fast-paced, dynamic environment
  • Highly collaborative team player who can build productive relationships with colleagues and external stakeholders
  • Firm commitment to progressive politics and enthusiastic about innovative approaches to campaigning
  • Familiarity with using digital organising tools such as whatsapp and mailchimp and best practices

Desirable

  • Proven track record of building and managing communities
  • Political organising experience 
  • Some technical knowledge of coding and software development, with a general awareness of AI technologies and their applications

Benefits

What we offer

  • Agile working: Flexibility to work from home up to 2 days a week
  • Flexible Working: Ability to request flexible work arrangements from the start of employment
  • A contributory Pension Scheme
  • 28 days annual leave allowance, plus bank holidays and statutory holidays

How to Apply

  • Please submit your CV and a cover letter explaining why you would be a good fit for the role

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