Careers

• Accounts Payable Specialist

The Accounts Payable Specialist, reporting to the Director of Finance, is responsible for supporting the efficient and accurate processing of financial transactions, including vendor payments, staff reimbursements, and event-related disbursements. This role ensures compliance with San Diego Comic Convention (SDCC) policies and financial controls, maintains accurate records, and assists in month-end close activities. The Accounts Payable Specialist also serves as a key point of contact for vendors and staff, providing support for inquiries, resolving issues, and facilitating smooth financial operations both in the office and during SDCC events. This position requires handling sensitive information, with a strong emphasis on maintaining confidentiality and adhering to established protocols at all times.

• Branding and Signage Design Associate

Under the supervision of the Chief Communications and Strategy Officer (CCSO), the Branding and Signage Design Associate is responsible for creating and managing visual designs that align with SDCC’s brand and mission. This includes producing graphics for digital media, promotional materials, event signage, and merchandise, while ensuring brand consistency across all platforms. The role also involves overseeing the design, production, and placement of signage for SDCC events, coordinating with vendors, managing print supplies, and handling post-event logistics. The Branding and Signage Design Associate collaborates with various departments to meet design needs and ensure effective audience engagement.

• Director of Operations and Guest Services

The Director of Operations and Guest Services  is responsible for managing the day-to-day operations for guest reception, guest services, ticketing, membership sales, and retail store, as well as the coordination and  installation of museum exhibits.  Prior museum operational and supervisory experience is required, including financial management and proactive strategic leadership.  This position reports to the Museum Executive Director and will support the company’s goals, objectives, vision, mission, and values. Will be responsible for providing outstanding customer service to our clients and visitors by developing effective customer service procedures, implementing customer loyalty programs, and setting customer satisfaction goals.

• Human Resources Generalist

Under the direction of the Director of Human Resources, the Human Resources Generalist will assist with the administration of organization-wide human resources policies, procedures, and practices in accordance with stated corporate objectives and federal and state legal requirements. The Generalist will also support the Human Resources department in all operational functions for San Diego Comic Convention(SDCC) and Comic-Con Museum (CCM).

• Marketing and Publications Editor

The Marketing and Publications Editor is responsible for soliciting, collecting, and overseeing materials and information for various publications related to the San Diego Comic Convention (SDCC) and its subsidiaries. This role includes overseeing the entire publication process—from content creation and layout design to production and delivery—while managing budgets allocated for these projects. The Marketing and Publications Editor will ​collaborate with external artists, writers, and vendors to produce covers, posters, and articles while coordinating with the​ Communications and Strategy team to ensure each publication meets the highest standards of quality.

• Visual Arts Educator

The Visual Arts Educator at the Comic-Con Museum Education Center makes comics-based learning accessible. The visual arts educator designs and implements learning experiences that provide an on-ramp for all learners to make comics and other visual media, like films.