A job with House of Representatives in Washington, District of Columbia. Advertised at grade HS-00; the source did not publish a salary range. Applications close on Nov 13, 2026 — 12 days left.
- Working pattern
- On site
- Who can apply
- Open to the public
- Clearance
- Not Required
Main duties
- The National Press Secretary serves as a senior advisor and manages the Office's day-to-day national press operation.
- Working closely with the Communications Director, the National Press Secretary develops and executes media events, manages relationships with national reporters, drives rapid response efforts, and serves as a spokesperson for the Office.
- This position regularly represents the Office in communications with reporters, including on-the-record, on-background and off-the-record conversations, and plays a central role in advancing the Leader's legislative priorities through earned media.
- Key Responsibilities Manage media inquiries, coordinate interviews and press events, develop media guidance, cultivating relationships with reporters, and serve as a day-to-day spokesperson in on-the-record, on-background and off-the-record communications.
Full details
About the role
The National Press Secretary serves as a senior advisor and manages the Office's day-to-day national press operation. Working closely with the Communications Director, the National Press Secretary develops and executes media events, manages relationships with national reporters, drives rapid response efforts, and serves as a spokesperson for the Office.
What you will do
- The National Press Secretary serves as a senior advisor and manages the Office's day-to-day national press operation.
- Working closely with the Communications Director, the National Press Secretary develops and executes media events, manages relationships with national reporters, drives rapid response efforts, and serves as a spokesperson for the Office.
- This position regularly represents the Office in communications with reporters, including on-the-record, on-background and off-the-record conversations, and plays a central role in advancing the Leader's legislative priorities through earned media.
- Key Responsibilities Manage media inquiries, coordinate interviews and press events, develop media guidance, cultivating relationships with reporters, and serve as a day-to-day spokesperson in on-the-record, on-background and off-the-record communications.
- In conjunction with the Digital Engagement Director and other colleagues, coordinate rapid response efforts during breaking news, legislative developments, and major political events by developing timely messaging, statements, talking points, press guidance and communications strategies.
- Draft, edit, and distribute press releases, statements, speeches, media advisories, op-eds, talking points, newsletters, and other communications products written in the Leader's voice, ensuring accuracy and consistency.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with national reporters, editors, producers, and bookers by proactively pitching stories, facilitating interviews and identifying opportunities.
- Monitor national news coverage, political developments and public sentiment to recommend proactive media strategies.
- Collaborate with policy, digital, scheduling, leadership, and Democratic Caucus communications staff to ensure coordinated messaging across earned media, digital platforms, public appearances and legislative initiatives.
How you will be evaluated
You will be evaluated using a structured interview process.
Documents you must provide
- resume, cover letter, 2-3 writing samples
What to expect next
Qualified Candidates will be contacted directly.
How to apply
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