Position: Digital Producer
Department: Digital
FLSA Grade: Full-Time, Exempt
Salary: $71,000 - $73,000
Position Summary
The Digital Producer, reporting to the Senior Digital Producer, manages and drives the execution of LA Phil’s digital platforms and experiences (websites, apps, communications, purchase paths, and ticketing), combining technical fluency, creative problem-solving, strong project management, and attention to detail.
A systems-minded producer with a strong understanding of digital best practices (iterative design, web and app development, email development, data infrastructure, and analytics), the Digital Producer supports day-to-day operations and short- and long-term digital initiatives from concept to launch by aligning requirements with timelines and budgets, translating effectively between technical and creative teams, coordinating production and development needs, and overseeing rigorous testing and delivery to support industry-leading user experiences.
A strong fit for this role is a strategic and analytical thinker with sound judgment, strong time management, excellent follow-through, and a passion for problem solving.
Responsibilities
Relationships
Reports To: Senior Digital Producer
Supervises: Part-time Email Coordinator
Interacts With: Marketing, Creative, Sales, IT, Philanthropy, Learning, External Developers and Agencies
Qualifications
Skills & Qualities
Application Requirements
Updated 6/2026
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