About The Position

As the Senior Program Officer, System Feedback Loops you will be at the forefront of redefining the education-to-workforce data and AI ecosystem to advance equity and opportunity for all learners. In this critical role, y ou will build and integrat e crucial public good infrastructure to support evidence-based AI-native data system implementation t hat strengthens data feedback loops—helping district and postsecondary leaders access timely insights and collaborate more optimally across sectors to improve long-term regional outcomes . As the USP Data & AI Infrastructure strategy evolves, this position will lead and coordinate ongoing and emerging Data and AI infrastructure investments that improv e education and workforce data integration, use, and timeliness . This includes enhancing practitioner-facing data platforms and tools , enabling postsecondary practitioners to use data effectively to equitably improve college enrollment and completion . Leading a diverse portfolio of investments , you’ll apply strong project and grant management skills, as well as deep expertise in building and sustaining local-to-state partnerships to use data more effectively. Collaboration is key in this role – you will work closely with internal and external partners to define achievements , monitor progress, and deliver results that advance the US Program Data & AI strategy and integrate Data-developed public goods into their work. You will report to the Deputy Director, System Feedback Loops .

Requirements

  • Advanced degree with proven experience or equivalent working with education-to-workforce data systems and translating insights into assets for district and higher education leaders .
  • Demonstrated knowledge of U.S. education and workforce data, including building, expanding , and /or us ing key federal, state, and private data sources .
  • Strong contextual translation skills—ability to apply complex technical knowledge in education, workforce, or social impact settings and translat e emerging technology approaches to education al contexts
  • Working understanding of generative AI technological advances, related readiness frameworks, and ability to implement these solutions in real-world contexts or new, untested areas particularly how AI can be developed and deployed to support and uplift Black, Latino, Indigenous students, and students from low-income backgrounds
  • Experience successfully collaborating and using informal influence and non-positional leadership to accomplish work and ability to grow trust with education partners that can be used to develop aligned investments and lead those investments to shared outcomes
  • Experience facilitating , leading, and summarizing divergent points of view to advance the thinking of the group and successfully synthesize and communicate key takeaways for diverse audiences.
  • Knowledge of how different communities and partners engage with education data systems, incorporating community/partner demands and needs into the work.
  • Confirmed knowledge of data issues, including key research, policies, and debates in the field.
  • Experience in project/program management, including leading multiple complex projects , timelines , and budgets with shifting internal expectations and priorities.
  • Must be able to legally work in the country where this position is located without visa sponsorship.

Responsibilities

  • Serve as a technical resource to the division on education and workforce data partnerships , coordinating with program strategy teams within US Program to integrate Data-funded public goods and ensure demonstration pilots align with broader strategic impact goals.
  • Negotiate, execute, and handle a complex portfolio of grants or performance-based contracts to support refinement of national data platforms and tools to provide high school and postsecondary practitioners with effective data in close partnership with the Postsecondary Success team .
  • Assess , align , and, where applicable, transition existing investments into new or emerging Data & AI portfolios, including key initiatives within the System Feedback Loops portfolio.
  • Develop, lead, resource, and implement a portfolio that aligns with foundation strategy and is operationally integrated with other foundation programs .
  • Review letters of inquiry and grant proposals; provide clear, concise, and insightful written analyses and recommendations for funding, including drafting and editing proposal summaries and progress reports for existing grants for review by foundation leadership.
  • Consult with grantees to achieve the desired impact of grants by conducting site visits when appropriate , providing technical guidance, convening meetings, and applying and evaluating milestone-based performance objectives .
  • Contribute to the design of new or refine existing strategies, collaborations, and implementation plans to ensure long-term sustainability and impact.
  • Represent the U.S. Program and the foundation through clear and consistent communication with grantees and partners related to education and workforce data.
  • Support inclusive culture through modeling behaviors and actions; escalate issues in a timely fashion to appropriate stakeholders .

Benefits

  • comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage with no premiums
  • generous paid time off
  • paid family leave
  • foundation-paid retirement contribution
  • regional holidays
  • opportunities to engage in several employee communities
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