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Associate Program Officer, Digitally Enabled Teaching and Learning
At a Glance
- Location
- Seattle, Washington, United States
- Employment
- Full time
- Posted
- 2026-07-16
Benefits & Perks
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Requirements
As part of our standard hiring process for new employees, employment will be contingent upon successful completion of a background check.
Compensation & Benefits
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Responsibilities
Teaching and Learning team, supporting the Deputy Director and the team’s investment officers across a wide range of research, operational, and investment activities.
ways to streamline team processes.
You also make your own investments—typically in collaboration with the Deputy Director or another investment officer—and actively use AI and productivity tools to keep the team efficient and effective.
Support the Deputy Director and investment officers on a wide range of investment-related activities, including serving as primary or secondary officer on select grants and contracts, co-investing alongside colleagues across the team and division, helping arrange meetings with partners, meeting with partners, synthesizing notes and plans, and leading projects.
Conduct literature reviews, synthesize research findings, and produce clear written reports and presentations to inform investment
and advise grantees and partners.
Team
The Digitally-Enabled Teaching and Learning team, part of the Postsecondary (PS) Courseware and Navigation team, develops, scales, and supports postsecondary solutions. A key goal is to significantly improve student success rates in college gateway courses, while reducing success gaps in key student demographics, all while assisting faculty and academic communities in their success goals.
Your Role
You are a key enabler for the
Digitally-Enabled
Teaching and Learning team, supporting the Deputy Director and the team’s investment officers across a wide range of research, operational, and investment activities. You work hands-on and are highly resourceful: conducting literature reviews, organizing convenings, helping officers with investment details, and
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