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We’re looking to expand our crew, and you could be the next Casual Astronaut.

Casual Astronauts are strategic thinkers at the top of their creative games — and just all-around good people.

At C/A, we all bring different things to the table — stellar writing skills, top-notch design chops and digital marketing know-how, as well as experience working with clients from a variety of industries. That diversity of experiences extends to our backgrounds and perspectives. We believe diversity of race, color, religion, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin and disability status drives creativity and innovation. It’s important to us that as we craft content and digital experiences for a variety of audiences that our own staff reflect the audiences we are trying to reach.

And hiring is just the first step. Our agency is committed to our team members, and we take time to ensure that each person we bring on is a good fit for our culture and our values. We believe our staff and our clients benefit when everyone feels included and valued, and we have implemented initiatives to that end, including providing flexible time-off so that staff can celebrate holidays and events of their choosing, installing gender-neutral bathrooms and offering paid leave for all new parents, regardless of gender or whether through biological birth or adoption.

Our benefits package includes competitive salary, flexible paid time-off, and medical and dental health coverage. We provide regular company-wide lunches and happy hours, sponsor shuffleboard competitions and karaoke contests, and encourage connection through collaborative workspaces. We have also launched C/A Charities, which targets causes and issues that disproportionately affect children and underserved populations, including hands-on projects with Arizona foster care, the International Refugee Committee (IRC) and HomeBase Youth Services through Native American Connections.

Below you’ll find a list of the positions we currently have open. Don’t see what you’re looking for? We’d still love to hear from you.


NOW HIRING:

Creative

Art Director (Digital)

We’re searching for a full-time Art Director to design for a variety of digital projects, including websites, landing pages, email, social media and display advertising.

Two women collaborate at a desk in an office setting, both focused on a large computer monitor. One woman is seated, pointing at the screen, while the other stands beside her, leaning in to look. The workspace includes multiple monitors and minimalistic decor.
Three people are gathered in a brightly lit office space. Two of them are seated on a couch, each with a laptop, while the third person stands nearby. There is a large green potted plant in the background, and everyone appears engaged in conversation.
Two men are seated at a table in what appears to be a meeting or conference room. The man in the foreground is bald, wearing glasses, and has his arms crossed. The man in the background is wearing a black cap and a white shirt. Both appear focused and attentive.
Two women are walking up a wooden staircase with metal handrails. One is wearing a grey blazer, black top, and jeans, while the other is dressed in a sleeveless burgundy top and a floral skirt. They are engaged in conversation and appear to be in a well-lit, modern setting.
A woman with long dark hair, wearing a beige top, is sitting at a desk while working on a laptop. A paper cup is on the table beside her. In the background, two people are engaged in conversation while another person stands wearing a suit.

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