Communications & PR jobs in California
41 openings from the last 45 days, updated daily.
Communications & PR pay and hiring in California
| 25th percentile | Median | 75th percentile |
|---|---|---|
| $72,022 | $114,250 | $160,980 |
Midpoints of the pay ranges posted in 38 current Communications & PR listings in California, per year. That is 32% above the national median of $86,573 for Communications & PR listings.
Employers hiring the most in California
- Anthropic (5)
- USC University of Southern California (3)
- InnoVision Marketing Group (2)
- John Paul Mitchell Systems (1)
- The Beach (1)
- Method Communications (1)
- Andurilindustries (1)
- Voyagertechnologiesinc (1)
- Singularity Defense (1)
- Intel (1)
Most openings by city: San Francisco (10), Los Angeles (4), San Diego (4) and Long Beach (3).
- Coordinator, Public Relations
- Alumni Marketing and Communications Specialist
- Vice President, Public Relations (AI Infrastructure & B2B Tech)
- Communications Coordinator
- Public Communications Coordinator
- Director, Public Relations
- Internal Communications Manager, Product
- Marketing & Communications Manager
- Director of Public Relations
- Communications Specialist
- Marketing and Communications Coordinator
- Communications Manager
- Communications Specialist (Emergency Dispatch Trainee)
- Communications Specialist
- Communications Manager, Claude Developer Platform
- Communications Manager, The Anthropic Institute
- Strategic Communications Manager
- Senior Communications Manager, Shows
- Communications Coordinator
- Senior External Communications Manager
- Communications Specialist IV
- Sr. Public Relations Manager
- Communications Manager
- Public Communications Manager
- Digital Content & Communications Coordinator
- Starlink Communications Manager (Customer Knowledge)
- Digital Communications Specialist - University Communications and Marketing
- Internal Communications Manager
- Internal Communications Specialist
- Communications Specialist
- Communications Specialist II
- Marketing and Communications Coordinator
- Communications Manager, Safeguards
- Marketing and Communications Specialist
- Social Media & Public Relations Coordinator
- Policy Communications Manager, Responsible Scaling, Security, and Governance
- Director of Public Relations
- Communications Specialist - CS1155
- Senior Communications Specialist
- Communications Specialist, Strategic Deterrence
- Enterprise IT User Experience & Communications Specialist (Technology Communications | UX |Knowledge Management) - 26-18566
Communications & PR jobs in California FAQ
How much do Communications & PR jobs pay in California?
Across 38 current Communications & PR listings in California that post pay, the median is $114,250 per year. The middle half of listings pay between $72,022 and $160,980. That is 32% above the national median of $86,573 for Communications & PR listings.
Who is hiring for Communications & PR jobs in California?
The employers with the most current Communications & PR openings in California are Anthropic, USC University of Southern California, InnoVision Marketing Group, John Paul Mitchell Systems and The Beach.
Which cities in California have the most Communications & PR jobs?
The most current Communications & PR openings in California are in San Francisco (10), Los Angeles (4), San Diego (4) and Long Beach (3).
How do I apply for Communications & PR jobs in California?
Reach lists 41 Communications & PR openings in California posted in the last 45 days, the newest on November 11, 2026. Each opening links to its original posting, where you can apply directly. Reach can also tailor your resume and cover letter to each opening and apply for you. It is free to start.
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