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Digital Producer / Web Operations & Project Manager

Seattle, Washington, United States; Washington, District of Columbia, United States

What matters to you? Do you want a job that lets you fight for those things?

Good jobs let you apply your skills. Great jobs feed your sense of purpose.

If you want to feed your sense of purpose, come join the sharp, passionate communicators at GMMB who spend every day using their skills to try to make a difference in the world. We get great candidates elected. We fight to keep kids from getting addicted to tobacco. We improve access to education and health care. We protect reproductive rights and promote efforts to combat climate change.

We’re a unique collection of political wonks, communication strategists, media experts, creative thinkers and multimedia producers who’ve made it our mission to fight for what matters. And we could use somebody like you to help us craft powerful messages and plot out smart tactics to reach the right audiences at the right time to make a difference.

  • GMMB has a hybrid work schedule
  • This position can be based in Washington, DC or Seattle, WA
  • Salary range $100,000 - $115,000

You area Digital Producer who knows how to: 

  • Manage end-to-end digital project delivery, primarily websites and landing pages/microsites, in close coordination with Digital Strategy, Creative, Production, and Account teams.
  • Contribute to GMMB’s web development practice, including managing the development of websites for a mix of clients, rolling out new best practices to staff, and supporting Account teams with web-related opportunities and challenges.
  • Build and foster relationships with third-party vendors, including scoping, packaging handoffs, providing ongoing project communication around timing and budget, and seeking and understanding technical specifications.
  • Ensure all technical specifications are met throughout project lifecycle and are communicated to appropriate GMMB and client teams.
  • Own QA process across all web deliverables.
  • Oversee financial and operational processes that support digital execution — including vendor onboarding, domain/hosting management, tool and plug-in renewals, and contract workflows.
  • Lead procurement and compliance processes with holding company systems.
  • Maintain and document client-specific tech stacks (domains, plugins, APIs, hosting, tools), ensuring accuracy and accountability across teams.
  • Build, maintain and socialize centralized project documentation and status hubs (e.g. SharePoint, Google Sites).
  • Help scope new projects, track timelines, document QA workflows, and support internal tools like PeopleSoft and asset trackers.
  • Manage digital access and credential systems, including email and social logins, hosting credentials, and shared team platforms.
  • Drive third-party tools and vendors through approval processes; follow up with internal stakeholders to avoid bottlenecks or delays in tool access.
  • Serve as a subject matter expert on digital process documentation — from domain lifecycle to plugin renewals to CMS trainings — and communicate clearly with internal teams and clients who are not technical.

You have...

  • 5–8 years of experience in digital operations, technical project management, or digital production role within an agency or enterprise environment.
  • Strong operational skills and comfort managing compliance workflows, contracting steps, billing timelines, and CMS platform management.
  • A passion for figuring things out, getting things done, and clearly documenting how it’s done (you balance “not letting the perfect get in the way of perfectly good” with a goal of a clear workflow).
  • Demonstrated ability to own both high-level web development process and detail-oriented execution.
  • Deep familiarity with website development workflows from strategy through launch (IA, UX, UI, development, QA).
  • A track record of near flawless website launches and redesigns.
  • Experience working with CMS platforms (especially WordPress and Webflow) and managing plug-ins and API integrations.
  • Understanding of project management tools and practices (e.g., ClickUp, Jira, Asana, Figma, SharePoint, PeopleSoft).
  • Ability to track and resolve outstanding action items across multiple stakeholders — including senior leadership, procurement, legal, IT/security, and finance.
  • Clear written and verbal communication skills and comfort interfacing across technical and non-technical teams.
  • Highly organized with a bias toward documentation, tracking, and cross-team information sharing.
  • Creativity, patience, and persistence — critical to managing fragmented operational processes and developing better ones.

 

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