Haley Stevens for Senate: Field Manager

Haley Stevens For Senate: Field ManagerLocation: Detroit, MISalary: $6,000-$7,500 (Monthly)Healthcare: Employer-sponsored health insurance offeredCompany: Haley Stevens for SenateDepartment: OrganizingEmployment Type: CampaignContact: Instructions: To apply, please submit your resume to You will be contacted by the campaign via email if chosen for an interview.Job DescriptionDescription: Haley Stevens for Senate is growing! We're hiring a Field Manager to manage the field program around the state, build a strong, trained, and active volunteer base, and execute field events for the campaign in order to maximize support and voter turnout.Responsibilities:Recruit, train and activate volunteers for persuasive phone banking and canvassing.Build and maintain relationships with district allies and local activists through 1:1 meetings and neighborhood meetings.Execute an ambitious voter contact program via phone, text, and door-to-door.Compile outreach data to produce daily and weekly reports that track progress toward goals.Plan and execute events that reach activists and voters where they are.Manage interns and fellows according to campaign priorities.Fulfill other campaign duties as assigned.Qualifications:Prior campaign organizing experience required (at least one cycle as an Organizer).Detail oriented, with strong written and verbal communication skills.Self-motivation, and the ability to work independently and as part of a team.Ability to work long and irregular hours, including nights and weekends.Adaptable to changing needs and program priorities.Knowledge of Voter Activation Network (VAN) is beneficial but not required.Access to a reliable vehicle. Travel is required.Compensation:Salary: $6,000 - $7,500 monthlyBenefits: Health, dental, and vision insurance available at no premium.Leave: Paid time off will be available per campaign policy.Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.Haley Stevens for Michigan is an equal opportunity employer.

We strongly encourage applications from women, people of color, LGBTQ+ individuals, and members of marginalized communities.