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Job Title: Communications Associate Manager
Salary: $25 per hour
Company: Starbucks
Location: Seattle, USA
Educational Requirements: Bachelor Degree
Job Responsibilities As a communications associate manager, you will manage and elevate creative output across multiple media platforms, partnering with cross‑functional teams to support Starbucks Mission and Values.
Create visual and written materials for internal and external audiences across modernized web and media channels.
Collaborate with the arrangement lead to elevate creative communications and manage deliverables.
Work closely with visual craftsmen to develop cohesive brand visuals.
Coordinate with business activities creators to scope, track milestones, and meet deadlines.
Champion the creative methodology from concept to final output for projects of varying scope.
Understand and support key Starbucks trade areas– Assistant Experience, Client Experience, Business Improvement, and Mission and Coffee.
Develop strategic plans that drive brand consistency, KPI achievement, and campaign effectiveness.
Translate creative analysis into actionable work, adapting flexibly to changes.
Participate in creative discussions, decks, and briefings across Open Issues.
Maintain inspiration and monitor brand assets and external examples.
Communicate effectively with Starbucks associates, fostering appreciation and engagement.
Qualifications Long‑term advanced degree in Media, Communications, Design, or comparable UX/Design field.
2+ years of experience in a creative agency or in‑house communications team.
2+ years’ experience supporting visual content and storytelling.
2+ years’ experience in producing a variety of visual assets.
Proficient in design principles across branding, layout, and typography.
Strong portfolio demonstrating planning, video, production, and graphics skill set.
Fundamental understanding of corporate communications tone, voice, and style.
Excellent critical, collaborative, and communication skills.
Strong time management amid rapidly evolving priorities and approaches.
Proficient in MacOS, Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Cloud (Premiere, After Effects, InDesign, Photoshop).
Experience in corporate communications, marketing, or social impact for a major brand or non‑profit.
Proficient in social media platforms, specifications, and storytelling.
Experience with photo/film shoots, pre‑production, and production workflows.
Prior Starbucks experience (preferred).
Benefits & Culture Join a multidisciplinary creative team dedicated to storytelling, brand innovation, and social impact. Work virtually with flexibility.
Starbucks is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity.

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