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The IT Support Specialist will be responsible for the configuration, implementation, and maintenance of various technologies managed by the Information Technology department.

The Digital Content Director will lead, coordinate, and advance Food & Water Watch’s goals online through compelling content that tells our story, engages and educates our membership, and grows the movement to fight corporate influence in Washington to protect our essential resources. This position is a unique blend of technical guru, digital strategist, social media expert and lead content editor to support a young organization whose impact, both online and offline, is growing steadily.

The Logistics Manager will be responsible for the organization and co-ordination of office operations, procedures and resources to facilitate effectiveness and efficiency organization wide. The ideal candidate for this position must be detail oriented, and able to work with multiple offices around the country and internationally.

We are looking for a pioneering and data driven individual to join our team to help us break new ground on truly integrating all of these programs with our new CRM systems. We have an internal culture of data analysis and testing, and are very much looking for an inquisitive and analytical thought partner who can help us take our programs to the next level.

The Development Officer will be instrumental in identifying and developing external relationships with supporters and activists, cultivating those relationships to the point of solicitation, and then soliciting (or helping solicit) significant gifts over $1,000. The Development Officer will have a portfolio of prospects and donors to cultivate, solicit and steward. The Development Officer will also be part of a team in California and will help support the overall fundraising operations in the state, including major donors, foundations, and planned giving.

We are currently seeking a communications fellow to help promote Foodopoly, a book by our Executive Director, Wenonah Hauter. This is a full-time contract position starting March 1, 2013 and ending on Dec. 31, 2013. This position reports to the Special Advisor on Social Engagement. The rate is $15/hour.

We are seeking a Digital Program Director to lead, coordinate, and advance Food & Water Watch’s goals online. The Digital Program Director should be a clear communicator, a team player, an experienced project manager, and have significant experience managing and integrating, web, social media, and other digital properties. The Director will work closely with senior staff across Food & Water Watch departments, acting as a strategic partner to expand our digital thinking and shape our online presence.