Event Producer & Community Architect - SAN DIEGO

We are experience designers, creatives, storytellers and community architects with a results-oriented team that is set on building a lasting movement that continues to support local communities for years to come. As a member of the Daybreaker team, you will be welcomed into our global family, dedicated to spreading love and mischief around the world. As a Daybreaker Event Producer & Community Architect ("Producer" for short), you are the face of Daybreaker in your city. • An entrepreneurial mindset and independent approach to your work — you should be an organized self-starter • Several years of large-scale event production experience • A strong network of influencers, creatives, doers and people who say YES to amazing experiences • Phenomenal community-building background — you should be a natural organizer of people • Cultural savvy in your city — you should be plugged into the local arts • music scene in your city to know what's cool and who's talented • A flexible schedule • A big heart, a clear mind, and a voracious appetite for all things that surprise and delight Benefits • Insights and hands-on coaching on experience design, event production, brand management, and community development -- all best practices that have grown Daybreaker into a global movement • Access to a global network of artists, DJs, and musicians who are excited to participate and add to the experience • Collaborate with an international community of amazing Producers committed to the Daybreaker movement and creating unique experiences around the world — you can consider these folks your new global family • Monthly strategy sessions with Daybreaker co-founder/CEO and serial social entrepreneur Radha Agrawal • Invitations to exclusive events such as art exhibitions, underground dance parties, startup mixers, family dinners, and mindful experiences • Local and global support from our PR team, who has landed Daybreaker major features in leading publications like The New York Times, GQ, and The Washington Post.