Mozilla

Head of Editorial + Platforms, Mozilla Ecosystem

Remote US · Exec

Sponsorship not specified$139k-$175kDetected 75 days ago

Content MarketingLeadershipCommunicationCollaboration

About the role

The surface area is not just a single site, but a network of platforms (Mozilla.org, social, video, newsletters, and beyond) that together form Mozilla's public voice.
This role sits at the intersection of journalism, media and technology: spotting what matters, connecting the dots across teams, and remixing ideas into high-impact storytelling.
It requires strong editorial judgment, creative ambition, and the ability to translate complex ideas (like open-source AI or digital sovereignty) into compelling narratives that resonate with broad audiences.

Act as connective tissue across decentralized social leads in the Mozilla family, collaborating to develop a cohesive strategy for Mozilla's social platforms, with a focus on reach, engagement, and relevance
Build and manage an editorial calendar aligned with key moments (e.g., reports, launches, global events)
Partner with communications and policy teams to develop and curate conversation-shaping materials (op-eds, speeches, essays, campaigns)
President, Mozilla (reporting)Mozilla.org communications lead (currently a consultant / day-to-day manager)
Social, digital, web and design staff across the Mozilla portfolio
Collectively, we are committed to create an internet that is open, accessible and secure for everyone everywhere.
The Mozilla.org team - currently housed at Mozilla Foundation - coordinates and supports this whole family of organizations.
As Mozilla grows, so does the need for a clear, compelling, and cohesive story about who we are, what we build, and why it matters.
Define and lead Mozilla's global editorial strategy across Mozilla.org and associated digital channels
Co-create content frameworks with communications teams across the Foundation and Mozilla's subsidiaries to ensure alignment and shared narrative development

Proven ability to operate as a curator/conductor across platforms, blending ideas, formats, and voices into cohesive, high-impact storytelling
Strategic storyteller with the ability to translate complex technology and policy topics into narratives that shape public conversation

Manage the annual State of Mozilla report, working across the portfolio to develop a dynamic and agenda-setting product

Founded in 1998, the Mozilla Project is a family of nonprofits and companies that build technology and mobilize communities to advance the vision outlined in the Mozilla Manifesto, our principles for a better internet.

This listing is sourced directly from Mozilla's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.