Digital and Interactive Content Developer; NOAA CAC
Alexandria, Fairfax County, Virginia, 22350, USA
Listed on 2026-10-05
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Marketing / Advertising / PR
Digital Marketing, Marketing Communications, PR / Communications
About Element 84
Element 84 is a woman-owned small business that works with public, private, and non-profit sector clients to develop geospatial data processing pipelines & build software that helps answer big questions about our health, our infrastructure, and our changing planet. We solve challenging problems across a wide range of industries, but our super power is cloud-based geospatial data processing, remote sensing, and Earth science systems.
Our headquarters is located in Alexandria, VA and we have a satellite office in Philadelphia, PA.
- Element 84's values are:
We Invest in Each Other, We are Reliable, and Our Work Benefits our World. - Element 84 works on meaningful projects that are challenging—from a technical, people, and team perspective. We make an impact on large projects through our leadership and expertise, both formal and informal.
- Element 84 values life outside of work. We offer parental leave for everyone and support each other through family challenges like medical problems, adoptions, and new babies.
- Element 84 has had a flexible work schedule since our founding in 2010.
- Element 84 is committed to fostering a culture of curiosity and respect for all individuals as we constantly strive to create a work environment where everyone feels welcome and supported.
You are curious about the world, are constantly learning, driven to lead (formally or informally), and have a strong work ethic. You're interested in solving impactful problems in science, medicine, and other projects that have a societal good. You can work independently or with a team, prioritize your projects, and be effective without micromanagement. You bring energy and initiative, you're a self-starter, and you're happiest on a small team where everyone pitches in.
You'll care about writing. Our team is remote and written communication is essential. In addition to caring about a well-crafted email and a succinct conference abstract, you understand that good writing is good design and engineering.
AboutThe Role
A talented digital and interactive developer is needed on the Element 84 team to support our federal clients in their mission. The Element 84 Federal Business Unit works primarily with NASA, NOAA, and USGS on projects involving the processing, distribution, and visualization of geospatial and remotely sensed data in the Cloud. As a member of this team, this developer will coordinate communication, education, and branding efforts for a large program focused on modernizing weather prediction capabilities.
PrimaryResponsibilities
- Execute social media strategy through editorial planning, campaigns, publishing, monitoring, engagement, and measurement.
- Develop newsletters, announcements, web stories, outreach materials, presentations, graphics, infographics, short-form video, and other multimedia.
- Translate complex EPIC/UFS science and technology into clear, accurate, audience-appropriate content.
- Maintain consistent EPIC/UFS/NOAA branding and editorial quality.
- Support education, outreach, events, software releases, technical milestones, and community opportunities with coordinated communications products.
- Quality control of deliverables
- Manage stakeholder engagement workflows, community feedback processes, action tracking, approvals, and reporting.
Here are the guidelines we're looking at to gauge experience and skillset:
Required Qualifications- 3+ years of experience as a communications role (communications specialist or equivalent)
- Experience creating and publishing multimedia content for web and social media platforms
- Proficiency with Adobe Creative Suite and Canva for designing graphics and visual communications
- Experience developing and executing digital…
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