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Senior Communications Manager

New York, NY

About Dashlane

Dashlane’s mission is to deliver credential security every business and employee needs to thrive. Dashlane provides complete credential security, protecting businesses and consumers against the threat of human risk. Our intelligent Omnix™ platform unifies credential protection and password management, equipping security teams with proactive intelligence, real-time response, and protected access to secure every employee. Millions of consumers and 25,000 brands worldwide, including leading enterprises such as Michelin, Air France, and Forrester, trust Dashlane for industry-leading innovations, patented zero-knowledge security, and an unmatched user experience.

We're looking for people who actively use AI tools to drive efficiency, creativity, and impact in their work. At Dashlane, we drive innovation and value learning, strive for excellence in everything we do, and thrive as one team. Learn more about life at Dashlane, including how we work, how we hire, and the benefits of being a Dashlaner.

 

About the Role:

Dashlane is seeking a talented Senior Communications Manager to join our Corporate Communications team. In this role, you will elevate Dashlane's position as the leader in enterprise credential security with reporters, thought leaders, influences, and other key audiences. You will serve as the external communications lead for the business and our Omnix platform, so you're a creative storyteller that knows how to craft a compelling narrative, and can collaborate with executives and subject matter experts to amplify

 

Location-Specific Information: 

At Dashlane, we have a hybrid work policy with the expectation that you will be in the NYC office at a minimum of 3 days per week, unless otherwise traveling to client engagements or Dashlane sponsored events. Tuesday is the company day, where we all collaborate in the office and have a company-sponsored meal, a department day for team bonding (will be Thursday for your department), and a third day of your choice.

 

At Dashlane You Will:

  • Lead public relations and external communications as part of the broader Corporate Communications team
  • Develop and execute strategic communications plans
  • Manage day-to-day interaction with US and European PR agencies, with focus on measurable impact and results delivery
  • Lead media relations, rapid response, speaking and award submissions, thought leadership, executive content creation, and more
  • Support Dashlane executives and subject matter experts for all external communications opportunities
  • Support internal communications initiatives as part of the integrated Communications team

 

Requirements:

  • 7+ years of in-house or agency public relations experience, working directly with members of the press
  • Strong relationships with business, tech and trade journalists
  • Deep knowledge of the media landscape, industry trends and a keen sense of what makes a media story
  • Proven track record of proactively placing stories with top tier traditional and non-traditional media
  • Excellent writing and editing skills with keen attention to detail
  • Understanding the importance of integrated communications as part of broader marketing campaigns
  • Proactive self-starter with a bias for action and ownership
  • Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, fluid environment, juggling multiple projects and deadlines at once
  • Experience using AI to optimize and streamline tasks and projects

We're Also Looking For:

  • A fast learner with a hunger to lean a new business and product
  • An ability to adapt to change quickly, operating with minimal process and structure
  • An understanding of how social media and influencers are a key part of a broader communications strategy
  • Experience in cybersecurity

 

What Dashlane offers you:
  • Equal Parental leave -  regardless of gender, up to 20 weeks fully paid leave to take care of their new baby, within the first year of birth or adoption
  • Mental health services through Spring Health and well-being days
  • Mentorship program - select your mentor from our internal pool and continue your learning path!
  • Comprehensive health coverage, including dependents
  • Unlimited PTO
  • Betterment 401(k) retirement plan
  • Paid holidays and sick leave
  • Donation matching program -  give back to the community and support actions that lead to positive social impact under the historically marginalized communities. Every donation will be matched by Dashlane, up to $500 per year
  • Weekly lunch in the office and monthly happy hour
  • Team buildings & seasonal social events
  • and many more

Salary Range: $120,000.00 - $150,000.00. 

Our salary ranges are based on paying competitively for our size and industry, and are one part of total compensation package that also includes benefits, and other opportunities at Dashlane.

Individual pay decisions are based on a number of factors, including qualifications for the role, experience level, skillset, and balancing internal equity relative to other Dashlaners. We expect the majority of the candidates who are offered roles at Dashlane to fall healthily throughout the range based on these factors. 

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging at Dashlane:

As a truly international company—founded in France and distributed across France, US and Portugal—Dashlane thrives off diverse perspectives. We value all aspects of diversity: gender identity, sexual orientation, ability, ethnic origin, social background, age, lifestyle, and more. We are committed to hiring a diverse community and fostering a culture where everyone is heard and belongs. See more about this here. 

Your interview experience: 

To know what to expect once you’ve sent your application, read about how we interview and hire at Dashlane. Feel free to browse our blog to find more information about our product and how we work.

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