This is a temporary, full-time salaried position beginning in January 2026 and ending in December 2026, with the potential to extend.About the Role: The primary responsibility of the Field Organizer is directly managing and overseeing a regional office space and a team of canvassers. The position reports directly to the Deputy Engagement Director. The following is required: Develop and implement field organizing plans; Recruit, train, and manage volunteers; Coordinate and execute canvassing activities; Establish relationships with community leaders and organizations; Organize community events and meetings; Track and report on field metrics and data; Maintain regular communication with campaign leadership; Ensure the distribution of campaign materials; Respond to inquiries and provide information to the public; Utilize various digital platforms for organizing and outreach.What We’re Looking For and Key Responsibilities: At least one cycle working as a manager with VAN in a North Carolina paid political campaign is preferred; North Carolina resident, 21; Familiarity with VAN both as a canvasser and manager is ideal; Familiarity with managing voter contact programs and the geography of North Carolina; Strong management skills and a core desire to build people up, develop leaders, and life skills; Experience in political campaigns; A deep working knowledge of the issues facing Americans and North Carolinians in the upcoming election; Familiarity with North Carolina geography and politics; The ability to speak compellingly about campaign issues and to inspire others; Competence with G Suite; Excellent communicator.How to Apply: Please send a cover letter, resume, and three references to ashleyevans@carolinafederation.org. Interviews will take place on a rolling basis, and the start date for the role is January 15th, 2026.