National party committee running fundraising, voter data and campaign operations
The Democratic National Committee runs a national party operation built on political fundraising and organizing tools like ActBlue and ActionKit, paired with Apache Airflow on GCP for data pipelines. Current hiring skews heavily toward finance, with deputy CFO, deputy finance director and deputy COO openings, pointing to a leadership build-out around budgeting, restricted-fund accounting and campaign finance compliance ahead of the midterm cycle.
Notable leadership hires: Deputy Finance Director, Deputy Chief Operating Officer, Deputy Chief Financial Officer
The Democratic National Committee is a Washington, DC-based nonprofit political organization founded in 1848. It works to elect Democratic candidates across federal, state and local races through grassroots organizing and voter mobilization. The committee employs 201–500 people and hires within the United States. Its operations span donor fundraising, digital advertising on Meta and Google, creative production in Adobe tools, finance on Sage Intacct, and voter data infrastructure on GCP.
The DNC uses ActBlue and ActionKit for fundraising and organizing, Sage Intacct for finance, Apache Airflow on GCP for data, Slack and Zoom for collaboration, and Adobe Creative Cloud and Figma for design.
Yes. Finance is the DNC's most active hiring area, including deputy-level finance leadership, alongside operations, engineering, politics and research roles, all in the United States.
Job posts point to budget formation for upcoming election cycles, financial modeling and scenario planning, a regional finance committee, a finance email program, major donor events and the DNC talent bank.
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