Grantbook
Philanthropy Tech Project Manager
Toronto or Remote · Full-time
Sponsorship not specified$66k-$78kDetected 29 days ago
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About the role
- Philanthropy Tech Project Manager Salary: $66,000 - $78,000 Full Time Work where you thrive.
- Project plans are realistic, well-structured, and align with both internal team capacity and client expectations.
- Potential risks are identified early, with clear mitigation plans developed and communicated.
Responsibilities
- To deliver successful, human-centered technology projects by building strong client relationships, aligning project goals with business needs, and guiding cross-functional teams through every stage of the project lifecycle, which drive lasting client success.
- Solid understanding of system architecture, data models and technology ecosystems, enabling you to act as a bridge between client requirements, design considerations, and system configuration or build processes.
Nice to have
- Experience in the philanthropy or nonprofit sector is an asset, ideally with exposure to grants management processes, technology implementations, or data-focused initiatives.
- Cloud Technology Proficiency - high proficiency in cloud-based tools such as G Suite, 365, Asana, and Salesforce (or similar platforms).
- Ability to adapt to new tools and systems is essential.
Compensation
- Toronto HQ office space available.
- Great benefits + annual professional development fund + shared success through our Employee Ownership Trust
- Consultants to daring grantmakers
- At Grantbook, we partner with foundations tackling some of the world's most complex challenges.
- As a values-driven B Corporation, we attract mission-forward team members proud to participate in a chain of good.
- $66,000 - $78,000
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