- Pay
- A$50–65k
- Where
- Melbourne, Victoria, GB · GB
- Level
- Mid
Step into this Corporate Communications Manager role and build something that matters in PR & Communications.
Melbourne's professional services sector has a growing appetite for communications specialists who can shape how a company is seen, not just what it says.
This opportunity sits within an established SME that's scaling up, the kind of business where a Corporate Communications Manager gets real input rather than just executing a brand playbook.
PR & Communications work here touches media, internal messaging and stakeholder relationships in equal measure.
Here's what you'll be doing: Writing and distributing press releases, statements and executive messaging across key channels Managing relationships with journalists, trade media and industry commentators Coordinating internal communications so staff hear news before the market does Monitoring media coverage and flagging reputational risks early Briefing senior leadership ahead of interviews, panels and public appearances Producing content for the company's digital channels, from LinkedIn updates to intranet posts Here are the skills you'll need: Several years' experience in a corporate communications, PR agency or in-house comms role Sharp writing skills.
You should be able to turn a dry update into something people actually read Confidence dealing with journalists and senior stakeholders without needing a script A working knowledge of media monitoring tools and basic crisis communications principles Good judgement under pressure.
Not every story runs on your timeline Organisational skills to juggle multiple projects without dropping the ball on any of them Key perks and benefits: Salary of A$50,000 to A$64,500, depending on experience Hybrid working, so you're not tied to a desk in Melbourne five days a week Private medical insurance and pension contribution Bonus scheme tied to performance, not just tenure Generous annual leave and genuine flexible working, not just a line in the handbook Why pursue a career in PR & Communications?
Companies need people who can translate what they do into language that lands with the public, the press and their own staff.
That skill is in short supply, and it's only getting more valuable as scrutiny on corporate behaviour increases.
Melbourne has a dense cluster of agencies, media outlets and corporate head offices, which makes it one of the better places in the country to build a long career in PR & Communications.
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