Part-Time, Six-Month Tenure; Fully Remote; Must be based and qualified to work in the United States. [Estimated salary: $28.85/hr; 20-24 hrs per week]

About Technovation

Technovation is a global nonprofit that equips learners of all ages with the skills, confidence, and opportunities to lead in technology and entrepreneurship, inspiring them to tackle real-world challenges and build a better future for all. The flagship Technovation Girls program inspires girls and young women (ages 8 to 18) to identify a problem in their community and work together in teams to develop a mobile app or AI-based solution.

Technovation is building one of the largest AI and tech talent pipelines in the world, reaching more than 400,000 people across 160+ countries through its programs, with 87% of its alumni over 18 planning to or currently pursuing STEM degrees.

We want to empower and engage 25 million girls around the world over the coming years. Do you want to help?

About this Opportunity

Technovation is seeking a part-time coordinator at 20-24 hrs per week for a six-month role to support our Volunteer Engagement Team (VET). This position will work on a range of projects designed to support program operations and ensure volunteers are prepared and resourced throughout their experience with Technovation. This role will assist the VET staff in tasks related to communications, resource management, data organization, and supporting virtual events.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone who is detail-oriented, collaborative, and passionate about supporting volunteers and advancing Technovation’s mission to inspire girls and families to become leaders and innovators. The coordinator will work closely with Technovation staff to manage ongoing projects and contribute to the success of our global community of volunteers.

Key responsibilities

Some key responsibilities of this role within the Volunteer Engagement team include:

• Volunteer engagement and programs operational support
  • Assist with virtual program events such as volunteer training and engagement sessions, including designing session materials and providing support to the facilitator during live sessions.
  • Contribute to the creation of newsletters for targeted volunteer groups.
  • Assist with mentor cohort matching to facilitate peer learning and collaboration across our mentor network.
  • Support onboarding, training, monitoring of 2026 Judges, including updates to match current season requirements, review of feedback, and supporting volunteer inquiries
  • Analyze program data to identify trends and priorities, and develop resources that enhance volunteer support.
• Administrative and documentation support
  • Support Women Techmakers initiatives through administrative tasks. This program is separate from our Technovation Girls program and reaches women over 18 around the world.
  • Maintain training materials for volunteers within the Learning Management System (LMS).

Indicators of Success

Since this is a temporary position, we will develop a lightweight 30-60-90 day plan that outlines specific goals for the individual’s first three months at Technovation. These goals may need to be flexible based on volunteer support needs that arise during the time period for the position. In general, the activities completed by the Volunteer Engagement Coordinator should support our organizational goals of:

• Improving upon and developing new support materials for mentors and volunteers
• Increased activity on the online community platform (as measured by posts viewed, interacted with, and new content generated)
• Increase in the number of mentors who are matched with student teams
• Increase in the number of Industry mentors that are matched with a submitting team
• Quickly monitoring judge scoring and responding to judge feedback

Ideal Candidate:

• Has 2+ years of experience working with volunteers and students in a nonprofit or education setting; especially involving mentorship and building relationships
• Is a strong writer and communicator; comfortable speaking to audiences whose primary language is not English
• Has the ability to work in a fast-paced environment with a small and fully-remote team
• Has coordinated projects or programs previously, particularly in a virtual setting
• Is comfortable handling competing priorities and knows when to ask for help
• Works effectively with diverse people, organizations, communities, and cultures
• Is comfortable working with Mentor data such as location, registrations, and submission metrics and understands data privacy requirements
• Loves learning new things and is open to dynamic, changing environments

We Offer:

Meaningful work. You’ll contribute directly to growing a movement, empowering girls and families to learn and use cutting-edge technologies to solve real-world problems impacting them in 100+ countries.

Autonomy. In collaboration and negotiation with staff, you will make high level decisions about the work you will do, and how you will execute it. We don’t micromanage here. Just communicate clearly and discuss decisions with any people affected by it.

Workplace input. We are open to adopting new workflows, new software, or other improvements that you think would increase our success, if you are able to champion and gain agreement for recommendations from colleagues.

Flexible work environment. We have core hours, but no one is looking over your shoulder. Go to appointments when you need to, as long as you’re getting your work done in good quality and on time.

We are an equal opportunity employer that values diversity among its applicant pool as well as within our staff, Board, and partners. We encourage applicants from all backgrounds to apply.

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