Skyscanner
Senior Internal Communications Manager (12 month FTC)

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About Skyscanner
Everyone loves travelling, but planning is not without its challenges ✈️. That's why we've spent 20 years building tools that turn travel-planning chaos into a breeze. Today, around 160 million travellers count on us every month to skip the whole “47 browser tabs open” phase and find flights, cars, and hotels quickly and easily 💻.
Joining Skyscanner means becoming part of a global brand that's striving to become the planet's go-to travel hack accessible for all 🌍.
Our vision? To be the world's number one travel ally. (Ambitious? 💪 Yes, but, hey, that's what got us here).
Now, we’re on the lookout for a Senior Internal Communications Manager (12 month FTC) to help us bring that vision to even more travellers.
About The Role
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We’re looking for a dynamic, creative and collaborative Senior Internal Communications Manager to join our small, agile Internal Communications team on a 12 month FTC.
This is a leadership communications role. You’ll help shape how our senior leaders bring Skyscanner’s strategy, business priorities and culture to life for our people, making sure colleagues understand where we’re heading, why it matters and how they can play their part.
From shaping our monthly master narrative to running our monthly Town Hall live event, this role is about helping our people feel informed, connected and ready for the journey ahead.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Own and shape Skyscanner’s monthly master narrative, bringing together our strategy, business priorities, culture and colleague moments into one clear story.
- Apply the monthly master narrative across our key internal channels, making sure leadership messages, Town Hall content, colleague updates and wider communications feel joined up, timely and useful.
- Lead leadership communications across a range of key channels, helping senior leaders communicate with clarity, consistency and confidence.
- Own and run our monthly Town Hall live events, including the narrative, agenda, speaker preparation, content development and follow up communications.
- Lead internal communications plans for key business priorities, change programmes, leadership updates and employee engagement moments.
- Bring a strong editorial eye to our communications, helping us turn complex topics into simple, human and engaging stories about our people, our progress and the impact we are making for travellers.
- Work closely with People, Strategy, Corporate Affairs, Product, Engineering and other partner teams to keep communications aligned, purposeful and easy for colleagues to understand.
- Partner with creative, production and agency teams to develop experimental communications moments that feel fresh, thoughtful and engaging.
- Use colleague insight, feedback and channel data to understand what is landing well, spot risks and improve future communications.
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Skills & Experience Required
- Strong experience in internal communications, employee communications, leadership communications or corporate communications, ideally in a fast moving, global or technology led business.
- Excellent storytelling skills across written, live and filmed content, with the ability to make complex topics simple, useful and engaging.
- Proven ability to partner with senior leaders and advise on communication strategy, messaging, timing, tone and delivery.
- Experience developing and delivering communications for business priorities, change, transformation, employee engagement or culture programmes.
- Experience planning and delivering live internal events, such as town halls, all hands meetings, leadership sessions or colleague broadcasts.
- Strong understanding of internal channels and how to use them well, including intranet, email, Slack or Teams, live events, leader toolkits and digital content.
- Experience working with creative, production or agency partners to create high quality communications assets, campaigns or colleague experiences.
- Comfortable using AI tools to support the communications process, including research, planning, drafting, editing, content development and creative idea generation.
- Sound judgement, strong attention to detail and the confidence to challenge constructively when a message, channel or plan needs to be sharper.
- Highly organised and comfortable working at pace, moving between strategic planning and hands on delivery without losing sight of the details.
- Collaborative, curious and calm under pressure, with the ability to build trusted relationships across functions, geographies and levels.
About You
- Strong experience in internal communications, employee communications, leadership communications or corporate communications, ideally in a fast moving, global or technology led business.
- Excellent storytelling skills across written, live and filmed content, with the ability to make complex topics simple, useful and engaging.
- Proven ability to partner with senior leaders and advise on communication strategy, messaging, timing, tone and delivery.
- Experience developing and delivering communications for business priorities, change, transformation, employee engagement or culture programmes.
- Experience planning and delivering live internal events, such as town halls, all hands meetings, leadership sessions or colleague broadcasts.
- Strong understanding of internal channels and how to use them well, including intranet, email, Slack or Teams, live events, leader toolkits and digital content.
- Experience working with creative, production or agency partners to create high quality communications assets, campaigns or colleague experiences.
- Comfortable using AI tools to support the communications process, including research, planning, drafting, editing, content development and creative idea generation.
- Sound judgement, strong attention to detail and the confidence to challenge constructively when a message, channel or plan needs to be sharper.
- Highly organised and comfortable working at pace, moving between strategic planning and hands on delivery without losing sight of the details.
- Collaborative, curious and calm under pressure, with the ability to build trusted relationships across functions, geographies and levels.


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We are the real deal - no corporate gloss, no empty promises. Just a team of genuinely curious, caring humans ❤️, building things that help travellers explore the world a little easier 🧭.
Skyscanner is made up of brilliant humans from every corner of the world. We believe travel makes the world better - and that the same is true of our diverse teams. We're proud to be an equal opportunities employer and are committed to building an inclusive workplace where everyone can thrive and products that are accessible to all ✨.
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We're committed to ensuring our application and recruitment processes are inclusive and accessible to everyone. If you require any reasonable adjustments or accommodations for interviews, and/or wish to apply under the Disability Confident scheme, please let your recruiter know. If you’d like more information on any of our policies, such as hybrid working or Parental Leave policies (typically we pay a minimum of 24 weeks birth parent/maternity leave globally), our recruitment team can provide more information on these.
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