Public Affairs Specialist II

Integral•Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD

About The Position

The Public Affairs Specialist II plans and coordinates public affairs communication, events, and activities to support the mission, objectives, and goals of the client’s organization, helping to maintain the relationship between the organization and the public for the Capability Program Executive, Intelligence, Electronic Warfare, and Sensors (CPE IEW&S) Program Management Offices.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree
A minimum of six (6) years’ experience in public affairs/public relations or a related field is required.
Minimum of ten (10) years of relevant military service can be utilized as related experience.
DINFOS accreditation, or similar, desired but not required; Published articles may be requested to demonstrate experience
Demonstrated basic understanding of federal government public relations/affairs. Able to develop and execute tailored communications plans
Proven experience publishing written materials such as press releases and articles. Serves as lead for community relations efforts.
Ability to work in various communications mediums, including but not limited to digital and social media platforms, SharePoint, PowerPoint, etc
Familiarity with managing taskers.
Demonstrated experience in DoD, Army, Intel Community, or related federal sectors is desired.
Ability to work under pressure to meet short deadlines.
Secret Clearance

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with SharePoint, PowerPoint, Adobe Creative Suite, and other applications, such as (but not limited to) CANVA, is desired but not required.
Demonstrated experience in DoD, Army, Intel Community, or related federal sectors is desired.

Responsibilities

Create content across multiple mediums, primarily in written form (i.e., articles, fact sheets, briefing slides, correspondence, messaging, speech writing, etc.) and work with the creative team for visual products that span the headquarters and different levels of Project and Product Management.
Serve as a peer reviewer of communications products and lead for community relations efforts.
Provides analysis, advice, and/or implementation assistance on all functional aspects of public affairs, including but not limited to digital media, executive communications, command information/internal communications, research, and analysis.
Support the development and implementation of the organization's public relations programs, policies, events, and activities, including correspondence, messaging, and campaigns that span the different levels of Project and Product Management
Establish and maintain relationships with the Army and other Services to ensure effective communications and change-readiness capabilities are in place
Provide peer review of physical and virtual promotional materials and monitoring, reviewing, approving, and submitting items for public release.
Collaborate and draft articles through newspapers, periodicals, and audio and visual communications media, including the Internet and outward-facing websites
Create, manage, and publish engaging content – in various formats – across digital platforms (e.g., websites, social media, newsletters), ensuring consistent branding, messaging, and alignment with command priorities.
Review published content; monitoring, listening, and responding to users, developing and expanding community outreach efforts
Provide multimedia support, including photography, videography, and basic graphic design, to support public affairs campaigns, leadership messaging, and event documentation. Monitor community activities and coordinate participation in events and public forums
Development of relevant content in specialized areas of public affairs activities, such as press, radio, and TV relations, tradeshow relations, and community relations
Development and management of internal communications efforts, including but not limited to newsletters, awards, SharePoint content, etc.
Support with knowledge management and staff action task management on behalf of the directorate.