
Research Scout, Project Coordinator
Posted Aug 5

Posted Aug 5
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United States.
• Perform landscape research, conduct literature reviews, and carry out environmental scans related to civic learning, political polarization, pluralism, dialogue across differences, democratic education, Jewish education, and associated topics.
• Identify, analyze, and synthesize relevant research, frameworks, tools, case studies, and practitioner resources.
• Create annotated bibliographies, research briefs, and synthesis memos.
• Keep track of new developments, publications, and thought leadership pertinent to the Project Team.
• Organize and maintain a repository of research and supporting materials.
• Assist in the development of frameworks, case studies, discussion protocols, implementation guidance, and other resources.
• Aid in drafting, editing, citation management, and ensuring quality control of final deliverables.
• Coordinate review and feedback processes with participants and staff of the Project Team.
• Support publication, dissemination, and promotional activities for the final resource.
• Manage scheduling, agendas, participant communications, and logistics for monthly virtual Project Team meetings and planning sessions.
• Facilitate virtual meetings, including setting up Zoom, distributing resources, and following up with participants.
• Maintain project timelines, track deliverables, and assist in ensuring that milestones are achieved on time.
• Attend Project Team meetings and document detailed notes, themes, insights, and action items.
• Record educator dilemmas, case studies, resources, and examples.
• Identify trends, recurring challenges, and promising practices.
• Keep organized documentation systems and shared files for collaboration and institutional learning.
• A minimum of 3 years of professional experience and/or graduate-level study in research, education, pluralism, Jewish education, civic engagement, program management, facilitation, or a related area.
• Outstanding research, analytical, writing, and editing capabilities.
• Superior organizational and project management skills with meticulous attention to detail.
• Strong interpersonal and communication abilities.
• Experience in conducting literature reviews, environmental scans, or other forms of applied research.
• Proficiency in synthesizing complex information into clear, concise, and actionable written products.
• Proven experience in supporting collaborative projects with multiple stakeholders.
• Experience in coordinating meetings, projects, or learning communities.
• Familiarity with Google Workspace, Zoom, Slack, Asana, Notion, and other project management tools is preferred.
• A commitment to A More Perfect Union’s Core Values.
• Ability to adhere to a set schedule as agreed upon with the Vice President of Programs & Partnerships.
• Availability to attend virtual Project Team meetings and regular staff check-ins.
• Remote work arrangement.
• A set schedule as agreed upon with the Vice President of Programs & Partnerships.
• 4.5% retirement match in the 401k plan.
• Total compensation of $10,000.00 paid in biweekly installments throughout the project duration.
Willdan
Second Nature
LaserAway
Weekday (YC W21)
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