Development Manager

Core responsibilities:

• Donor/prospect relationship management and administration including managing major donor research and qualification workflows, supporting Annual Fund campaigns, and managing constituent and gift data
• Grant proposal development and award management including assisting with grant proposal development activities and supporting the grant reporting process
• Providing strategic and logistical support for event fundraising and serving as a thought partner on fundraising strategy and execution
• Collaborating with Marketing and Communications team on campaigns and managing state charitable registration administration

This role supports the Center for Open Science's mission to make scientific research open, transparent, and reproducible, thereby improving the alignment between scientific values and practices to enhance knowledge accumulation and application.

Required qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience with 4+ years experience in fundraising and/or project management in a nonprofit organization
• Proven organizational skills with ability to manage multiple tasks, prioritize, and maintain high accuracy and attention to detail
• Excellent writing and editing skills with ability to professionally communicate with diverse partners and maintain confidentiality
• Experience in donor or customer relationship management/stewardship roles, with familiarity with Salesforce or similar CRM platforms preferred

Benefits include:

• Salary range: $70,000-80,000 annually
• 401(k) with employer match (100% up to 3% of pay and 50% up to 5% of pay)
• Health, dental, and vision insurance with COS covering 100% of employee premium and 50% of dependent coverage
• 15 days paid time off and 5 days sick leave in year one, plus 12 paid holidays
• Paid leave up to three months for family/medical needs
• Remote work with MacBook and Google Workspace environment
• Flexible scheduling with core collaboration hours 11am-4pm ET

The Center for Open Science builds tools to make it possible and easy for the research community to make scientific investigations' data, results, and outcomes open, transparent, and reproducible, improving the alignment between scientific values and practices.