Carnegie Mellon University’s Kenneth C. Griffin School of Computer Science is at the forefront of all facets of computing research and education. Widely recognized as one of the first and best computer science programs in the world, the Griffin School provides both the theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience needed to train the next generation of innovators. Our faculty and students work across computer science and related disciplines including robotics, machine learning, human-computer interaction, language technologies, computational biology, and software and societal systems. Building on our legacy of doing work that matters, we are seeking an experienced Director of Digital Marketing to confidently promote the impact of the Griffin School’s research and education across digital channels. This role will create and execute digital marketing strategies to inform and inspire a range of audiences, including current and prospective students, faculty and staff; industry and government partners; alumni and donors; and the public. The ideal candidate is adept at both high-level strategy and tactical implementation.The Director of Digital Marketing will report to the Chief Marketing & Communications Officer in the Griffin School and work among a strong, dedicated team of marketing and communications professionals in the Dean's Office. This position will also collaborate with departments within the Griffin School, University Admissions, University Communications & Marketing and other CMU units.Core Responsibilities include:Digital StrategyGain a comprehensive understanding of the Griffin School’s digital ecosystem and develop strategies to ensure that our audiences have clear, measurable paths to information and creative content.Lead digital marketing efforts for the school and serve as a go-to resource for departments and programs seeking digital support.Utilize the Griffin School’s social channels for marketing and promotion through close collaborat
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