Top Communications Jobs in Boston, MA

Leads multiple defense and RF technology programs by managing schedules, budgets, risks, technical metrics, subcontractors, proposals, and cross-functional execution. Partners with principal investigators and stakeholders to deliver capabilities, ensure alignment with customer needs, drive corrective actions, and identify strategic opportunities. Requires active Secret clearance, eligibility for Top Secret/SCI/SAP, U.S. citizenship, a bachelor’s degree, and substantial Department of Defense program management experience.

Leads Takeda’s global media relations, issues management, crisis communications, reputation strategy, and external stakeholder engagement. Oversees enterprise frameworks, governance, preparedness, executive counsel, spokesperson training, media relationships, measurement, and global communications centers of excellence. Manages a distributed communications team and partners with Corporate Communications, Public Affairs, Legal, Investor Relations, and business leaders to protect and enhance the company’s reputation.

Supports the Thought Leadership team and national communications efforts through calendar coordination, meeting notes, same-day readouts, request intake and routing, media monitoring, and editorial calendar maintenance in Asana. The fellow provides administrative execution and follow-through while exercising discretion with sensitive executive- and board-related information. This is a six-month, part-time fellowship of up to 20 hours per week.

Provides executive and employee communications during major IT incidents, translates complex technical topics into clear messaging, develops presentations and communication strategies, supports communications tools, maintains brand standards, monitors media trends, and produces video content. Advises stakeholders and executive leaders while coordinating high-impact, systemwide IT communications across the Federal Reserve.

Leads executive communications and thought leadership for Takeda’s U.S. Business Unit President and U.S. Country Head. Develops integrated internal and external communications strategies, advises senior executives, creates speeches and multimedia content, manages media and speaking opportunities, translates complex healthcare and business topics, equips leaders as storytellers, and measures communications effectiveness. The role also drives AI-powered communications innovation and stakeholder engagement.

Leads Takeda’s global communications insights and metrics capability, converting external stakeholder, media, policy, societal, reputational, and employee engagement signals into executive-ready intelligence. Builds narrative intelligence programs, dashboards, metrics, early-warning mechanisms, governance processes, and AI-enabled decision-support tools. Partners with senior leaders, analytics, data, digital, and technology teams to support strategic planning, organizational effectiveness, emerging-issue response, and governance effectiveness.

Leads global scientific publication and communications strategies for oncology programs. Oversees manuscripts, abstracts, presentations, medical materials, vendors, budgets, publication databases, compliance, and cross-functional collaboration. Serves as a scientific communications subject matter expert, liaises with authors and external experts, reviews content for scientific rigor, develops scientific platforms, trains colleagues, and supports medical affairs initiatives and conferences.

Leads enterprise communications strategy and integration across Global Communications & Governance. Develops annual and long-range plans, aligns stakeholders, facilitates executive planning, establishes strategic frameworks, monitors KPIs, conducts benchmarking, and advises senior leaders. Drives high-priority initiatives, improves governance and execution, and provides data-driven recommendations to advance organizational priorities.

Leads Takeda’s global financial communications strategy and serves as communications advisor to the CFO and Finance Leadership Team. Develops financial narratives, earnings and investor communications, shareholder engagement, executive messaging, media relations, and risk-response strategies. Partners with Investor Relations, Finance, Legal, Strategy, and global Communications teams. Oversees financial milestones, disclosures, governance, and global communications capability while leading and developing a distributed communications team.

Leads Takeda’s global enterprise technology communications strategy, including AI, digital transformation, data, cybersecurity, executive communications, employee engagement, media relations, and thought leadership. Advises the Chief Digital and Technology Officer and leadership team, develops enterprise narratives, strengthens external technology reputation, aligns global stakeholders, and leads a geographically distributed communications team. The role also establishes communications governance, measurement approaches, and strategic messaging that explains how technology supports business performance, innovation, patients, and long-term growth.

Leads Takeda’s global employee engagement, corporate site, culture, executive, functional, transformation, and change communications strategies. Advises senior executives, oversees internal communications platforms, establishes communications centers of excellence, and leads a globally distributed team of 10+ professionals. The role drives enterprise consistency, employee connection, culture transformation, stakeholder engagement, corporate reputation, and communications governance across HR, Legal-Ethics & Compliance, Communications & Governance, and global corporate sites.

Supports Mastercard marketing and communications initiatives through content creation, storytelling, brand engagement, media relations, research, and performance analysis. Collaborates with internal teams and external partners to execute marketing strategies, identify opportunities, and improve campaign effectiveness. Uses AI tools and digital platforms to analyze trends and develop audience-focused communications. The 18-month Launch Program provides hands-on experience, structured learning, and mentorship for candidates pursuing marketing or communications careers.

Leads Motive’s internal communications strategy, narrative, and cadence across company-wide forums, executive messaging, video, Slack, intranet, email, and other channels. Advises executives, supports crisis and change communications, aligns internal and external messaging, measures employee sentiment, and improves engagement programs. The role also partners with Corporate Communications, Legal, and People teams and mentors communications talent while remaining an individual contributor.

Summer 2027 internship opportunities are available across sensors, intelligence, cyber, analytics and command-and-control, systems, operations, and corporate functions. Interns should be enrolled in a BS, MS, or PhD program, demonstrate strong academics and research interest, and be able to obtain a security clearance. The program offers competitive pay, housing at the Massachusetts site, alternate-site bonuses, flexible hours, and summer activities. Roles support advanced defense, intelligence, cybersecurity, sensing, communications, electronic warfare, and artificial intelligence research.

Leads systems engineering for complex integrated hardware/software and system-of-systems programs. Responsibilities include mission needs analysis, architecture and trade-space exploration, simulation-based performance analysis, MBSE and digital engineering, technical risk mitigation, leadership briefings, proposal development, team leadership, and mentoring. The role requires working independently with limited direction and obtaining a Secret-level government security clearance.

Own Engine’s enterprise internal communications operation, including weekly All Hands, quarterly Town Halls, company-wide announcements, change communications, editorial rhythms, Confluence architecture, Slack norms, manager training, and AI skill-building programs. Coach senior leaders on high-impact communications, connect business-unit strategies to the enterprise narrative, and build scalable systems, automations, and leader self-service tools while maintaining strong editorial quality and discretion.

Leads Samsara’s executive communications program, serving as a trusted counselor and thought partner to the CEO. Responsibilities include shaping executive messaging and narrative strategy, creating presentations, videos, long-form content, employee and customer communications, and social media, while managing CEO preparation and delivery across audiences and channels. The role also integrates AI tools into research, content development, organization, and workflow management, and partners with communications, marketing, investor relations, and cross-functional leaders.

Design, analyze, qualify, test, and deploy avionics subsystems and components for spaceflight applications. Own systems from requirements through flight execution, establish qualification criteria, validate hardware in simulated launch and lunar environments, and collaborate across electrical, thermal, software, and systems teams to meet integration milestones.

Coordinates PACE referrals, external and internal appointments, transportation, telephone encounters, and call routing. Processes referral work queues and appointment changes in Epic and TripMaster while providing high-quality customer service. Collaborates with participants, caregivers, healthcare teams, center secretaries, transportation staff, and external providers. Requires strong communication, critical thinking, prioritization, multitasking, and problem-solving skills in a fast-paced healthcare environment.

Leads corporate communications strategy across internal and external audiences. Develops executive messaging, press releases, digital and social content, media relations, employee communications, brand narratives, and change-management communications. Partners with executives, HR, Marketing, and Operations to strengthen organizational alignment and storytelling. Oversees communication channels, tracks performance metrics, and ensures consistent messaging across the company.

Owns communications strategy for an Impact Hub, translating research and programmatic work into accessible stories and campaigns. Manages editorial planning, email marketing, social channels, executive thought leadership, creative coordination, message consistency, stakeholder communications, and performance measurement. Partners with leaders and subject matter experts to increase visibility and influence across education and workforce fields.

Leads enterprise research communications and knowledge translation for clinical and scientific evidence. Develops evidence briefs, white papers, presentations, visual abstracts, infographics, executive materials, web content, and publication support. Establishes research storytelling, design, editorial, governance, quality-control, and dissemination standards while managing a research website and digital presence. Partners with researchers, clinicians, analytics, communications, legal, privacy, brand, and technology teams to make complex evidence accurate, accessible, and actionable.

Develops and manages integrated marketing communications, social media, website, blog, email, public relations, and community engagement content. Serves as a brand steward, ensures regulatory compliance, monitors online reputation, analyzes campaign performance, coordinates with internal teams and vendors, and creates video and digital materials. The role also supports financial wellness initiatives and represents the credit union at community events.

As a HEOR Associate Consultant, you'll design studies, develop communication documents, and collaborate with clients to translate scientific findings into actionable insights.

Provides temporary, part-time administrative and organizational support to Directors during maternity leave. Responsibilities include travel coordination, expense reporting, calendar management, sales map updates, presentations, data organization, meeting and event planning, catering, facilities support, and ad hoc administrative tasks. Requires strong organization, discretion, communication, attention to detail, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.