Operations Manager (Impact)

Our partners at Seattle Foundation are excited to discover a motivated and committed Operations Manager to join their Impact Department. This individual will be essential in facilitating team operations, promoting cohesion, and enhancing program effectiveness through project management, team coordination, and knowledge management.
Position Highlights
Salary:
Hiring Range - $88,000 - $90,000 Annually;
Full Range - $67,608 to$108,172
Type:
Permanent;
Full-Time, Salary/Exempt
Location:
Hybrid Work Model;
Offices located downtown Seattle, WA
About Seattle Foundation
“The heart and science of philanthropy” is the intersection of philanthropic passion and data-driven solutions to create lasting change. As the community’s foundation, Seattle Foundation’s mission is to ignite powerful and rewarding philanthropy to make Greater Seattle a stronger, more vibrant community for all.
Position Overview:
The Impact team strives to systemically address racism and racial and economic inequities by advancing work aligned with the three pillars of Seattle Foundation’s:
a just democracy, an equitable economy, and a resilient environment. As a member of the Impact team, the Operations Manager drives team operations, cohesion, and program effectiveness by providing project management, team coordination, and knowledge management. The organization will be migrating to a new IT system in September 2024;
the Operations Manager will be instrumental in documenting procedures, building dashboards and reports, and training the Impact team on use of the new system. The Operations Manager will spend one third of their time supporting cross-team operations work, as supervised by the Director of Foundation Operations.
Primary Responsibilities:
Impact Team Responsibilities:
Design, implement, and maintain oversight of efficient and effective processes for:
team planning, discretionary grantmaking, civic action-related work, data analysis and reporting
Work with team leadership to strengthen team culture and cohesion. Lead, coordinate, and facilitate internal communications and team activities including team meetings, retreats, and trainings
Be team lead for IT systems;
build and maintain grant application and reporting forms, perform due diligence on grants, provide training and technical support to team members
Collaborate with HR to manage hiring processes and onboarding of new Impact team staff
Provide administrative support for the Impact team, such as scheduling, invoice processing, meeting set-up, and appropriate follow-up
Manage external-facing inbox(es) and provide general technical assistance to community partners
Cross-Team Responsibilities:
Work with cross-team operations staff in support of organization-wide planning, process documentation and implementation, and project management
In 2024, support organization rollout and team training for new IT system (Microsoft Dynamics 365)
Build and maintain reports and dashboards in support of team and organization-wide needs. Complete routine data entry and data cleanup tasks
Serve as back up to other operations-focused roles across the organization
Requirements
3-5 years of nonprofit operations experience
Experience centering equity in operations and grantmaking processes
Demonstrated ability to design and implement processes;
strong systems thinkingskills
A keen attention to detail and commitment to data integrity
Excellent interpersonal communication and organizational skills to coordinate projects with a range of stakeholders
Goal oriented and proactive self-starter with ability to work independently and cross-functionally, and approach projects with a high degree of adaptability
Demonstrated ability to interact respectfully and cultivate relationships with people of diverse backgrounds, perspectives, styles, and culture
We are also looking for:
Experience in a nonprofit agency or community-based organization
Experience facilitating meetings or groups
Existing connections to community-based organizations in the Greater Seattle area
Benefits
Hiring Range - $88,000 - $90,000 Annually;
Full Range - $67,608 to$108,172
100% Paid by employer:
medical, dental, vision, life, AD&
D, LTD. 403(b)
Retirement matched at 5%;
increasing to 10% over time, 100% immediate vesting.
PTO:
3 weeks’ vacation, 2 weeks sick, 4 wellness days, 15 holidays,
$1,200 annual remote work benefit, $750 annual wellness benefit, $1,200 annual transit benefit;
Professional development stipend, optional Flex plan and dependent coverage.
Safety and Health Requirements:
Seattle Foundation places the health and safety of its employees and the communities we serve as our highest priority. To support this priority, we require that all employees be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Waivers are available for accepted medical and religious exemptions.