Assistant Director, Finance and Programs - JFNA

• Oversee federally funded subgrantee projects, budgets, and grants, serving as primary liaison and advisor to subgrantee leadership on programming, budgets, and compliance.
• Deliver financial and program technical assistance and capacity-building to subgrantees, including coaching, site visits, and monitoring calls.
• Draft budgets, grant narratives, work plans, and reports for federal and non-federal grants; establish systems and standard operating procedures for financial and program activities.
• Lead grant application, review, and scoring processes; create and revise cooperative agreements, MOUs, and vendor contracts.

This role ensures that federal grants are effectively managed to support person-centered, trauma-informed care for Holocaust survivors, older adults with trauma history, and their caregivers, thereby improving the quality of life for vulnerable populations nationwide.

• Five years of progressive experience in budget analysis, grant management, capacity-building, program management, or social services in nonprofit, grantmaking, or government sector.
• Bachelor's degree required; advanced degree preferred (MSW, gerontology, business, or public administration).
• Understanding of intersection of finance, budgets, programming, and grants in nonprofit/foundation context; experience with multi-year budgets and grant compliance.
• Proficiency in MS Office Suite (especially Excel); strong problem-solving, written and verbal communication skills; ability to travel for site visits.

Comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, FSA, defined contribution plan, generous vacation, paid legal and Jewish holidays, life insurance, parental leave, flexible remote work. Salary range: $70,000-$80,000.

Jewish Federations of North America is a network of 141 Jewish Federations raising over $3 billion annually to support Jewish communities and global Jewish needs. The Center on Aging, Trauma, and Holocaust Survivor Care advances person-centered, trauma-informed care for Holocaust survivors and older adults through grants, technical assistance, and advocacy.