Internal Communications Supervisor

This role is based in Thief River Falls, MN and will require a minimum of three days per week in the office and be available for projects in the office as needed. Travel required, at times, domestically and internationally.

Responsibilities:

• Build and manage internal communications infrastructure: the team, strategy, channels, cadences and best practices for how the company communicates.

• Serve as a strategic communications partner across the business; triaging and prioritizing company-wide communication requests and partnering with stakeholders to translate complex topics into clear, effective messaging.

• Partner closely with the HR team as a strategic sounding board on sensitive or high-stakes communications.

• Partner with marketing communications teams to keep our internal and external narrative aligned and consistent.

• Evolve the internal communications strategy and toolkit as the company scales, experimenting with new initiatives and channels.

• Measure and iterate on what's working, bringing a data-informed lens to DigiKey’s internal communications team.

• Organize and lead communication projects and planning meetings.

• Open to using AI to amplify skills and strengthen work, demonstrating curiosity, a willingness to learn, and sound judgment in applying AI responsibly to improve efficiency and impact.

• This role will report to our Thief River Falls, Minnesota campus a minimum of three days per week.

Required Knowledge, Skills, and Experience:

• Bachelor’s degree in Communications, Journalism or Marketing

• 3+ years of experience communicating cross-functionally with 1 year of leadership experience

• Excellent storytelling and proofreading skills

• Journalistic writing experience

• Knowledge of brand and core values

Tools/Systems/Software:

• Microsoft Viva (Amplify, Connections, Engage), Office, Teams, Outlook and SharePoint

Physical Requirements:

• Generally, spend the workday sitting at a workstation and operating computer devices, such as, but not limited to keyboard, mouse and screen.

• Generally, spend the workday performing repetitive motions that involve or affect the hands, head, and other parts of your body.