From coast to coast to coast, the Architectural Institute of British Columbia (“AIBC”) is grateful to live, learn and work on the traditional and ancestral territories of the Indigenous Peoples who have been and continue to be the stewards of the land. The AIBC head office is located on x ʷm əθk ʷəy ̓ə m (Musqueam), S ḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and s əlilwa taɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) nations lands, in Coast Salish Territory.

The AIBC is seeking a Communications Lead to join our dynamic and cooperative Communications department. Reporting to the Manager, Communications and Engagement (“Manager”), the Communications Lead (“Lead”) is a detail-oriented, strategic, and self-motivated team member who contributes to the day-to-day operations of the Communications department, with specific emphasis on content creation and digital platform management. This role plays a central part in shaping the AIBC’s public-facing presence, ensuring clarity, consistency, and strategic engagement across all communication channels and the AIBC brand. The Lead possesses strong skills in digital media platforms, messaging, and graphic design, contributing to both communication strategy and delivery. The Lead works closely with all departments, external organizations, as well as interested and affected parties.

About Us

The AIBC is a professional regulator with the mandate to regulate the profession of architecture in British Columbia in the interest of the public. The AIBC was established in 1920 by provincial statute, and since 2023, has governed the profession under the authority of the Professional Governance Act.



The AIBC provides flexible working arrangements and has adopted a hybrid working environment where most staff split their time between the AIBC offices and working remotely. Our dog-friendly office is located in a heritage building in downtown Vancouver, and is near a variety of excellent cultural, restaurant and commuter options.

About the Role

With strategic oversight and guidance from the Manager, this position supports the organization’s communication efforts, including digital platform and website coordination; writing and content creation; graphic development and branding; as well as special projects.

The core responsibilities include the following:

- Support the Communications Manager with communication efforts and key special projects, including the development of effective communication strategies
- Contribute to communications planning and recommend new strategies, tools, or approaches to improve reach and effectiveness, and to help meet the organization’s strategic plan goals
- Develop and execute communication briefs; track project timelines, deliverables, and documentation; support interdepartmental coordination where needed
- Update content on the AIBC website to ensure information is current and accurate, with consideration for user experience, and support the day-to-day management of the AIBC’s online environments
- Support the maintenance of the email communication platform, including distribution list and template management. Create and distribute Broadcasts and Notices




- Write and edit copy tailored to target audiences, ensuring clarity and accessibility. Ensure all written materials are clear, engaging, and aligned with organizational tone and messaging
- Develop graphics and visual assets including infographics, presentations, and reports, to convey complex information and processes in an accessible, engaging way
- Develop, refine, and maintain branded templates and design assets. Track and coordinate brand compliance across all internal and external materials
- Create and schedule content for social media channels, in alignment with wider communication initiatives
- Liaise with external vendors and internal teams to support the planning, coordination, and delivery of virtual and in-person AIBC events, including logistics, scheduling, and day‑of event support
- Coordinate and liaise with vendors, contractors, external graphic designers, and printers, as needed

About You

We are looking for a motivated candidate who is eager to take their career to the next level. If you are passionate about working with people and enjoy a balance of project and hands‑on work and are looking to grow within a small, collaborative team that wears several hats, this role is for you Specifically, we are looking for a professional with:

- A university degree in Communications, Journalism, Web Technology, Graphic Design or equivalent field
- 3–5 years of Communications experience working in a similar role
- Experience working in a public organization, non-profit, or post‑secondary environment is an asset
- Impeccable attention to detail. Strong project management and organizational skills; ability to work independently

📌 Communications Lead (Vancouver)
🏢 AIBC
📍 Vancouver