The Creative Manager at UWD is the steward of our voice, visual identity, and creative direction of all digital and print collateral, creating a cohesive narrative of values and audience to amplify our messaging and organize our immigrant community. The Creative Manager guides the look and feel of United We Dream along with the Senior Marketing and Creative Director. In addition to managing permanent creative staff and part-time staff, they handle the day-to-day visual content management for our website, social media, video production, and creative interaction with our campaign engagement. The Creative Manager at UWD is an active collaborator and key player in relationships with our other departments, including Communications, Advocacy and Political, among others. This position is under the supervision of the Narrative Director. The Creative Manager and their team are responsible for keeping a pulse on our membership online. This role will craft strategies that increase membership engagement across all our social media platforms. This involves innovation to lead the growth and engagement of our content. The Creative Manager will oversee and support the team that executes compelling content that engages with our base and ensures that UWD’s online profile reflects the mighty power of our youth-led organization through authentic storytelling and amplifying the voices of our communities. A successful Creative Manager will bring to life a careful and proactive instinct for detail-oriented aesthetics and stay actively updated on emerging trends and platforms. Expert proficiency in social media and online communications platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, and WhatsApp is a must for this role. A successful candidate will have experience in market research, artistic influences, and analytics to deliver the best version of UWD’s brand; while also being able to represent UWD in partner and allied spaces within the larger creative and movement community, embodying an intersectional race and immigrant justice analysis, rooted in training movement leaders. The position is full-time, exempt. Periodic travel is expected. Although not required, a major plus if you are multilingual.