Network Coordinator (Community Sensemaking and Coordination)

Core responsibilities:

• Serve as primary connection point for network participants, maintaining relational flow across distributed contexts and supporting collective coherence without heavy bureaucracy
• Support distributed sensing and pattern recognition by helping practitioners surface observations from the field and move signals from individual noticing to shared reflection
• Maintain engagement visibility and participation tracking using tools like ClickUp to provide clear visibility into who's engaged and how participation evolves
• Coordinate network organizing and ambassador support, including onboarding, ongoing connection, and light-touch convenings for Ocean Ambassadors across regions

This role creates positive change by strengthening global networks of sustainability researchers and practitioners working amid ecological disruption, and by connecting inland communities to ocean health through relationship-building and distributed organizing.

Required qualifications:

• 3+ years in roles involving network coordination, community organizing, or support of distributed teams or communities
• Experience supporting ongoing participation and visibility across a network (tracking engagement, activity, and attention flow)
• Hands-on experience working with shared digital coordination tools (ClickUp, Asana, Notion, Airtable, or similar)
• Strong written communication skills with ability to summarize patterns or themes clearly for different audiences
• Ability to work independently and remotely, managing workflow across time zones
• Comfort working in loosely structured, evolving environments without needing detailed instructions

Compensation: $65,000–$75,000 USD annually

Work Environment: Remote position (US time zones strongly preferred), full-time independent contractor (40 hrs/week)

Note: No employee benefits (pension, holiday pay, health insurance). Limited professional development support may be available.

Transformations Community (Agora) supports a global network of sustainability researchers and practitioners working amid ecological disruption and institutional instability. Inland Ocean Coalition connects inland communities to ocean health through relationship-building and distributed organizing.