6,761 Community Manager Jobs (September 2026)
Community Manager roles in September 2026 can span online communities, customer engagement, social channels, events, and member support, with listings that may be remote, hybrid, or on-site. Expect postings to vary by audience type, from brand communities and creator platforms to SaaS user groups and local membership programs. Create an account to explore the full job feed and auto-apply with LiftmyCV AI Agent.
Social Media Community Manager
On-siteCoursera is seeking a Social Media Community Manager to engage and grow its global learner community across various social media platforms. The ideal candidate will develop proactive engagement strategies, manage community voice, and…
Posted 5 days ago
Social Media Community Manager
On-siteJoin Coursera as a Social Media Community Manager to engage with a global learner community. You will develop engagement strategies, manage community interactions across social platforms, and partner with various teams to ensure a…
Posted 5 days ago
Social Media & Community Manager
RemoteAbout Blitzed Blitzed is a crypto casino built around entertainment, creators and internet culture. We’re early, funded and moving quickly. Our product is live in beta, and we’re building a brand people want to follow and a community they want to…
Posted 1 week ago
User Community Manager
RemoteMayflower is a technology company building large-scale entertainment products for a global audience. Our platforms serve millions of users worldwide and rank among the top-50 most visited websites globally. For more than 10 years, we've been…
Posted 3 weeks ago
Creator Community Manager
HybridPassionfroot is seeking a Creator Community Manager to enhance the creator community within their platform. This role involves building relationships with creators, designing community programs, and serving as their voice within the…
Posted 2 days ago
Senior Social Media & Community Manager
HybridAbout GoTyme GoTyme is a joint venture between the Gokongwei Group, one of the biggest conglomerates in the Philippines, and the Singapore-headquartered digital banking group Tyme. This venture combines the trusted Gokongwei brand,…
Posted 1 week ago
Brand Communications Manager
On-siteAbout Us CLO Virtual Fashion is the industry-leading provider of innovative 3D products and ecosystem solutions used in fashion, film, and gaming. With over two decades of research and development in true-to-life 3D garment simulation, CLO…
Posted 1 week ago
Brand & Community Manager
RemoteAbout Checkmate and Mate. 🛍 📲 Checkmate is a multichannel offers network loved by 100M shoppers and hundreds of leading brands. mate. is your AI growth teammate, the eCommerce data network that agentically turns customer intelligence…
Posted 3 weeks ago
Growth/Creator Community Manager (TikTok / Discord)
RemoteThe Growth/Creator Community Manager is responsible for managing and strategizing the TikTok creator community within Discord. This role focuses on program ownership, including structure, tiering, incentives, and outcomes, while recruiting,…
Posted 4 weeks ago
Affiliate Creator Community Manager
Hybridtarte cosmetics is seeking an Affiliate Creator Community Manager to enhance its creator affiliate program. This hands-on role requires expertise in community building and affiliate strategy, focusing on platforms like TikTok Shop, Discord, and Lark.…
Posted 3 weeks ago
Developer Community Manager
HybridYou.com seeks a Developer Community Manager to foster developer engagement through events, workshops, and online communities, primarily in San Francisco and New York. The role involves building relationships and community programming…
Posted 2 weeks ago
Customer Communications Manager
HybridThe Customer Communications Manager at TAL is responsible for shaping customer interactions through clear and effective communication strategies. This role supports the company's commitment to providing timely and trustworthy information…
Posted 1 week ago
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Learn more →Community Manager Salary Data (September 2026)
This section summarizes salary information from 6,761+ active Community Manager job postings, covering roles focused on community engagement, member support, content moderation, and online community growth.
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Based on 6,761 roles currently tracked by LiftmyCV. Last updated on Aug 30, 2026
Salary Distribution
Based on 6,761 roles currently tracked by LiftmyCV. Last updated on Aug 30, 2026
| Experience Level | 25th Percentile | Median (50th) | 75th Percentile | Sample Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Overall | $53,555 | $70,375 | $94,926.5 | 6,761 |
| Entry-Level | $45,570 | $52,000 | $63,881.13 | 36 |
| Mid-Level | $62,750 | $75,832.25 | $93,424.63 | 62 |
| Senior-Level | $135,557.5 | $146,825 | $166,000 | 14 |
"Community Manager hiring in 2026 often sits between support, brand, content, and product feedback. Employers tend to value candidates who can moderate conversations, write clearly, handle escalations calmly, and turn community signals into useful insight for internal teams. The stronger resumes usually show the actual communities managed, the channels used, and the judgment behind decisions, not just a list of engagement tasks."
Marina's Market Take
Senior HR Leader & Lead Tech Recruiter
How to Land a Community Manager Job in 2026
Community manager jobs in 2026 usually reward candidates who can show clear ownership of a community, not just participation in one. Applications should point to the type of community you’ve managed, such as customers, creators, users, members, players, students, developers, or local groups, and explain how you kept people active, informed, and safe.
Position yourself around a specific lane. For brand and social communities, emphasize content calendars, comment moderation, campaign support, and tone management across platforms like Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Discord, Slack, Reddit, or Facebook Groups. For customer or product communities, highlight onboarding, feedback loops, help-center collaboration, event programming, and the way you surfaced recurring issues to support, product, or marketing teams. For creator, gaming, or developer communities, show examples of ambassador programs, forum moderation, release communications, beta feedback, and escalation handling.
- Show moderation judgment: reference guidelines you enforced, difficult conversations you de-escalated, and how you balanced community trust with company policies.
- Prove engagement work: include examples of AMAs, webinars, newsletters, discussion prompts, office hours, community challenges, or member spotlights you planned and managed.
- Connect community to business needs: explain how your work supported retention, product feedback, customer education, launches, advocacy, or support deflection without inventing numbers you can’t verify.
- Match the work style: remote community roles often need written clarity, async judgment, and comfort across time zones, while on-site or hybrid community roles may lean more on events, local partnerships, and in-person member experience.
Search with the language employers actually use, including community manager, community lead, member experience manager, online community manager, customer community manager, creator community manager, and social community manager. LiftmyCV helps you find community manager jobs that match your skills, experience, and preferred work style, then auto-apply to relevant roles faster.
Required Skills
Resume Tips
For community manager roles, your resume should show that you can build participation, moderate conversations, and turn member feedback into useful action. Prioritize experience with Discord, Slack, Reddit, Circle, Facebook Groups, LinkedIn, Sprout Social, Hootsuite, Notion, Airtable, Zendesk, Intercom, or community analytics tools. If you have worked on ambassador programs, events, onboarding flows, user groups, creator communities, beta programs, or customer advocacy, place those details near the top of each role.
Cut vague claims like “managed online communities” unless you explain the audience, channel, and outcome. Community resumes get stronger when bullets include member growth, engagement rate, event attendance, response time, moderation volume, retention, feedback themes, or content cadence. Certifications are not always required, but training in social media management, customer success, crisis communication, or community-led growth can support your experience when it connects to the job posting.
Weak bullet: “Responsible for posting updates and engaging with the community.”
Strong bullet: “Managed a 12,000-member Discord community, created weekly onboarding prompts, moderated product feedback threads, and increased event RSVPs by 28% in 2026.”
Present community work as a mix of operations, communication, and trust-building. Show the systems you used, the members you supported, and the measurable behavior you influenced.
How to Prepare for Interviews
Community Manager interviews usually center on judgment, tone, escalation habits, and proof that you can grow a community without letting quality slip. Prepare examples from forums, Discord, Slack, Reddit, social channels, customer groups, or events where you moderated conflict, launched programming, welcomed new members, or turned community feedback into product or content ideas.
Expect scenario questions such as, “A long-time member publicly criticizes a new policy. How would you respond?” Your answer should cover listening, public versus private replies, documentation, escalation, and follow-up with the wider community. Some teams may use a writing exercise, moderation case, or sample community calendar instead of a traditional case study.
Bring metrics where you have them: activation rates, event attendance, reply times, retention, member-generated posts, sentiment shifts, or reduced rule violations. For 2026 interviews, also be ready to discuss how you balance brand voice with member trust, especially in high-volume channels where one poor response can spread quickly.

