What the job is
This job is a Media Relations Coordinator in Washington, District of Columbia. You will help the Senate with media work.

What you will do
- Issue press credentials and set up work areas for reporters.
- Tell reporters how the Senate works, like schedules and rules.
- Check membership applications and keep records.
- Record votes and write short notes about important bills.
- Answer questions from the media and research topics.
- Watch TV and radio coverage of Senate hearings.
- Tell reporters about key laws and policy.
- Plan and run media events, like press conferences and interviews.
- Help with big events such as presidential inaugurations and the State of the Union.

What you need
- A Bachelor Degree in communications or a related field.
- About 2-3 years of experience in media or public relations.
- Good writing and speaking skills.
- Ability to work with many people and keep track of details.

What you will get
- A full‑time salary between $74,367 and $130,143.
- Work in a historic building in Washington, D.C.
- Opportunities to work with senior leaders and on national events.
- A chance to learn how the Senate and Congress work.