Advisors support high school girls and non-binary students in the Pathways Program by facilitating virtual courses in computer science, providing guidance throughout the program, and mentoring students. Responsibilities include engaging with students, leading events, giving feedback on projects, and managing administrative duties.

As a teaching assistant for the Summer Immersion Program, you'll support instructors in delivering lessons and creating a positive learning environment for high school girls and non-binary students interested in coding. Responsibilities include classroom management, facilitating discussions and activities, and providing logistical support during virtual classes. You'll collaborate with other team members to inspire and engage students in computational thinking and coding.

The Lead Teaching Assistant for the Girls Who Code Summer Immersion Program supports the instructor in creating an engaging virtual classroom environment for high school students. Responsibilities include leading lessons, managing classroom logistics, mentoring students, and facilitating daily meetings. The position aims to inspire students in computer science while ensuring an inclusive learning atmosphere.

The Community Partnerships & Outreach Manager at Girls Who Code will develop and execute recruitment strategies to expand programmatic outreach. Responsibilities include managing a regional team, building partnerships, conducting outreach initiatives, tracking program outcomes, and leading national expansion efforts. The candidate should possess strong communication, project management skills, and a commitment to diversity and inclusion.

The Director of Partner Engagement at Girls Who Code will lead a team in managing corporate partnerships, aiming to increase fundraising revenues and ensuring a positive partner experience. Responsibilities include coaching team members, collaborating cross-functionally, writing impactful materials, and staying informed on industry trends to align fundraising efforts with organizational objectives.

The Senior Associate, Program Implementation will coordinate event logistics, manage communications strategies, review data, and contribute to project management to support the implementation of Girls Who Code programs. Responsibilities include maintaining event materials, moderating webinars, and collaborating on community engagement efforts while ensuring effective communication and project timelines.

The Director of Individual and Institutional Giving will cultivate relationships with donors, develop individual and digital giving programs, manage grant deliverables, and collaborate across teams to enhance fundraising efforts. This role includes overseeing email marketing campaigns, improving donor retention, and providing strategic support for fundraising initiatives, aiming to raise approximately $3M.

The Director of Communications will develop and execute the communications strategy for Moms First, leading all media and public relations efforts, crafting core messaging, and empowering organizational spokespeople. They will create compelling narratives and manage communications for various initiatives while overseeing the Communication Manager and engaging external partners.