Marketing & communications jobs: Create epic experiences
You’ll amplify messages and engage people—whether you’re building interactive experiences, measuring the impact of a social campaign or telling brand stories.
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Work you’ll do
Bring your drive to create and join a team uniting technology and ideas, data insights with industry expertise, and strategy and creativity to redefine how people experience brands and organizations.
You may be partnering with clients to reinvent their marketing and communications organizations with the right strategy, the right technology mix or necessary operational agility.
Or you might be working with internal teams across the company to grow, differentiate and protect our brand. In both capacities, you’ll bring to life stories that inspire action.
Why we’re different
Impact the industry
Creativity rooted in strategy. Decisions based on insights. Whether you work with our clients or our internal team, you’ll help define marketing and communications excellence.
Stay sharp
Not only will you work across the latest digital platforms, you’ll get access to our award-winning learning programs including specialized certifications.
Be valued
Work with the team responsible for elevating Accenture’s brand value—Forbes, BrandZ and Interbrand have consistently included Accenture on their most valuable brands lists.
What you’ll achieve
Make the world more inclusive
A medical accident left Liliane Claudia a quadriplegic at the age of 14 and today, as a visual designer with Accenture Song, Brazil, she’s working to ensure everyone has tools to express themselves.
“Design tools aren't accessible, and when I told Adobe this, the team invited me to create an important solution for designers with disabilities,” says Liliane, who now oversees accessibility and process-centered design.
“I'm very proud of the small steps we've taken so far. We need to deconstruct the myth that disability is somehow related to inefficiency. I want to help teams understand that people with disabilities are also consumers. Our goal is to work to make environments legitimate where everyone expresses their abilities and feels included,” she says.
