Are you looking for a mission-driven job post-election?

Apply to become a Blueline Fellow

Blueline is still accepting applications and will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

Here’s why you should apply to Blueline:

  • Retain employment post-election, by working at a mission-aligned organization or on a campaign

  • Drive high-impact projects, diversify your work experience, and expand your network

  • Join a cohort of highly talented progressive operatives, and receive career development programming and tailored mentorship to chart out your long-term career

OUR PARTNER EMPLOYERS INCLUDE:

Labor Unions

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Issue Advocacy Nonprofits

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Political Technology Companies

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Progressive & Philanthropic Organizations

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Campaigns & Committees

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Government Offices

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Labor Unions • Issue Advocacy Nonprofits • Political Technology Companies • Progressive & Philanthropic Organizations • Campaigns & Committees • Government Offices •

 

FAQs for Applicants

  • Eligible candidates must:

    • Have worked campaign in 2024 and/or 2025. This includes electoral, issue advocacy, and ballot initiative campaigns.

    • Staff from all departments are encouraged to apply — this includes organizing, data, finance, digital, operations, advance, communications, and campaign management.

    • Be interested in working on a campaign in the future and committed to building a career in the progressive ecosystem

  • Our partner employers span the progressive and social impact ecosystem. Employers include:

    • Prominent issue advocacy nonprofits, focused on top issues such as reproductive freedom, democracy reform, and climate

    • Government offices

    • Political technology companies developing tools for progressives

    • Philanthropic organizations investing in social impact initiatives

    • Social impact start-ups working on issues such as education access and health equity

    • Labor unions

    • Campaigns

  • Blueline Fellows will hold mid-level to senior level roles in our partner organizations in 2025. Key responsibilities, based off previous department experience, may include:

    • Strategic planning + communication strategy

    • Stakeholder management + coalition building

    • Product sales + client services

    • Launching new statewide + national programmatic initiatives

    • Data engineering + post-mortem analysis

    • Managing operations for major events (like fundraisers + conferences)

  • There are a mix of roles: some will be remote, some will be based in battleground states, and others will be based in: Washington D.C., Boston, and New York City.