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A non-profit Critical Access Hospital on Whidbey Island, Washington, is hiring a board-certified Pediatrician to care for this close-knit community's youngest residents! Opportunity Highlights • Outpatient clinic with ED consults and nursery coverage, • Shared call will be 1 in 5, • 15-20 patients per day, • 4-day workweek option Compensation and Benefits • Employed position with a base salary, • Earn both productivity and non-productivity incentives, • Benefits include health/dental/vision insurance, employer qualifies for Public Student Loan Forgiveness, LTD, Life and AD&D insurance, 457b retirement plan, and much more Explore Whidbey Island, Washington Freeland on Whidbey Island offers physicians an exceptional quality of life, combining stunning coastal scenery, abundant outdoor recreation, and a peaceful, restorative pace that supports work–life balance. The town has a welcoming, tight-knit community with everyday amenities, good schools, and a strong sense of connection that many doctors find professionally and personally rewarding. As a central hub on South Whidbey, you have an opportunity to make a meaningful impact in a community that genuinely values its healthcare providers. Its proximity to the Clinton ferry also allows relatively easy access to the Seattle–Everett metro area, offering the best of small-town island living with occasional city convenience. ES-2601-102017

Job Description About Indigenous Pact PBC, Inc: Established in 2017 Indigenous Pact PBC, Inc., a certified B-Corporation, set out on a mission to create health equity for American Indians and Alaskan Natives. As part of a global movement of certified B-Corporations, we aim to balance purpose and profit by meeting the highest social, environmental, legal, and public standards to build a more sustainable and inclusive economy. Indigenous Pact's dedicated, experienced, and knowledgeable team brings decades of experience working in Indian Country. We help strengthen and improve the sustainability of Tribes and Tribal Organizations' health, wellness, and long-term care programs and services. Indigenous Pact specializes in developing customized and turn-key solutions to generate sustainable revenue, increase healthcare access, and improve health outcomes for all Native Americans. Job Description: • Job Title: Director, Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT), • Salary: $120,000 - $160,000 - pay to be based on years of experience and location within Washington State, • Location: Washington State, • Work model: Hybrid (Auburn, Tumwater, Spokane), • Travel Requirements: Intra- and Inter-state travel as required, • Reports to: VP, Care Community Lead Job Summary: The Director of NEMT will own and lead the centralized activities of the transportation infrastructure used by Washington State Care communities, including but not limited to Auburn, Seattle Tumwater, and Spokane. The position will be responsible for collaborating with decentralized Dispatch and Fleet operations ensuring they are supported in vehicle acquisition and returns, invoicing local brokers, strategic planning needed to scale, data analytics, and routing software. Essential Job Functions: • Develop and lead a multi-year transportation program strategy supporting patient access and organizational growth, • Define the responsibility matrix between Indigenous Pact and clinic teams covering safety, compliance, maintenance, insurance, and ADA requirements, • Build and manage a fleet acquisition and leasing strategy across Eastern and Western Washington, • Ensure compliance with applicable local, state, and federal NEMT regulations, • Evaluate, implement, and manage transportation software platforms; train staff and lead upgrades as needed, • Directly supervise 2–3 dispatchers; develop and implement staff training frameworks across all sites, • Establish KPIs and resource planning models to guide staffing and fleet decisions, • Manage day-to-day program expenditures and identify cost efficiencies within VP-set budgets Required Qualifications: • 7–10+ years in transportation operations, fleet management, or NEMT program leadership, • Experience managing multi-site transportation programs, • Strong knowledge of transportation regulatory compliance (local, state, federal), • Experience developing fleet acquisition strategies, training programs, and operational policies, • Strong communication, problem-solving, and people leadership skills, • Washington State residency or willingness to relocate Preferred Qualifications: • Bachelor's degree in Transportation, Business, Healthcare Administration, or related field (equivalent experience considered), • Experience with NEMT or healthcare transportation programs, • Familiarity with NEMT routing/dispatch/fleet software (e.g., RouteGenie, MTM, Veyo) and ability to evaluate and onboard new platforms, • Experience working with Tribal nations or community-based healthcare organizations, • Familiarity with OTP, MOUD, or behavioral health environments, • CTTS or similar credential a plus Why Choose Indigenous Pact? Building a strong culture and exhibiting our core values is important to us. We have shared below characteristics that are important to us (and we hope you bring them as well) and what we offer at Indigenous Pact beyond the job opportunity! Characteristics of Indigenous Pact Employees: • Native-Centered: Seeks to understand and effectively address the needs, challenges, and opportunities faced by American Indian Alaskan Native communities, • Quality-Focused and Accountable: Takes ownership and works in collaboration with Indigenous Pact team members in utilizing "best practices" to deliver high-quality and on-time, and follow through on commitments., • Healthcare-focused: You have experience/exposure in the healthcare industry and an interest in advancing healthcare initiatives for those that we serve, • Trustworthy: You handle all information with the utmost confidentiality and conduct your daily activities in a professional manner with integrity., • Resilient and Adaptable: Ability to thrive and navigate in a fast-paced environment with optimism and pivot to the changing needs of the business, while remaining focused., • Growth Mindset: You have a belief that abilities can be developed along with a desire to be curious, learn & grow, and you share that learning with others, • Collaborative: You enjoy working cross-functionally and connecting with people toward a shared vision and goal., • Effective Communication: You are a storyteller. You bring exceptional communication skills and can convey complex information clearly and persuasively., • Strategic and innovative thinker: You are always looking for new ways to improve processes and drive the organization forward., • Detail-oriented: Must have meticulous attention to detail and organized, • Self-motivated: Must be a highly motivated, self-starter with the ability to work independently, • Awareness: An ability to understand how your attitudes & actions impact others and ensure you are respectful in all your interactions What we offer: • Generous paid time off to cultivate personal and professional balance, including company-wide winter break Dec 24 - Jan 1., • Competitive benefits including 401(k) with match, Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance, • Open, transparent lines of communication with leadership, • Commitment to giving back to improve our communities and environmental impact, • A development-focused environment where you have autonomy to drive your career path Indigenous Pact is an equal opportunity employer and we are dedicated to fostering an inclusive and barrier-free work environment for all employees and candidates. Preference will be given to qualified native applicants; however, all qualified individuals are encouraged to apply. Must be able to provide Indian Preference documentation if claimed. If accommodation is required during any stage of the recruitment process, please contact any member of our HR team. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for interviews will be contacted.

Job Description:\n\nSalary Range: $131,060 to $174,310 Target in Range: $132,000 to $163,000 Contact: Fred Pabst 206-713-6677 Fred@HerdFreedHartz.com POSITION SUMMARY: The Director of Community Philanthropy (DCP) is a strategic and relationship-driven leader who serves as a strategic fundraising leader, combining direct portfolio management with oversight and development of a team of frontline fundraisers, maintaining a modest personal portfolio of high-impact donors and prospects. This role fosters a high-performance fundraising culture grounded in accountability, where each team member is supported in owning and actively managing a portfolio of donors with clear strategies, measurable goals, and a focus on meaningful engagement that guides the work. Through both personal practice and team leadership, the DCP models effective portfolio management, fosters strong donor relationships, and supports the team in achieving consistent, sustainable results. Central to this role is advancing a community-centric, relationship-based approach to philanthropy that prioritizes long-term engagement, donor retention, and lifetime value. The DCP leads the design and execution of strategies that deepen meaningful, multi-year partnerships with individuals and institutions, ensuring sustained support for Northwest Harvest’s mission. By aligning cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship efforts across portfolios, the DCP strengthens the organization’s ability to secure transformational gifts while building a diverse and resilient base of support. This position is responsible for actively pursuing internal and external partnerships to ensure that fundraising goals are met using traditional and innovative methods, including but not limited to major individual gifts, planned gifts, corporate and foundation support, direct appeals, monthly giving and online giving. The successful incumbent will implement well-demonstrated donor giving strategies and work closely with the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Chief Advancement Officer (CAO), and relevant Northwest Harvest staff to develop and deepen relationships that lead to meaningful financial gifts to NWH. Additionally, this position will be passionate about the mission of Northwest Harvest, be able to ignite and inspire a team and is responsible for cultivating an organizational culture, based on Northwest Harvests values, while putting in to practice our Six Agreements, and our Purpose Driven, Anti-Racist, Connected, Interwoven (PACI) framework. As a member of the Leadership Team (LT) the DCP is responsible for contributing to the overall health of the LT by working to build trust, engaging in constructive conflict, demonstrating commitment to team decisions, holding oneself and others accountable, and focusing on results. As an LT member, the DCP holds these key responsibilities in support of our strategy work: know and be able to communicate the Four Strategies; appreciate that our strategy work is central to the achievement of Northwest Harvest’s vision to achieve equitable access to nutritious food for all in Washington State; communicate to their team (and, when applicable, to external audiences) about the strategies; and encourage their team to pursue engagement in the strategies directly or as a support function. Schedule: This position may be required to work occasional off-shift hours as necessary for special events or other duties assigned. Travel: Be responsive and adaptive to opportunities throughout Washington (WA). This can include but is not limited to local travel and occasional travel to Eastern and Western WA. RESPONSIBILITIES: Community-centric philanthropy Drives a relationship-based fundraising model that prioritizes long-term donor engagement, retention, and lifetime value, not just single-year resultsLead efforts to create and implement a growth campaign strategy rooted in a commitment to valuing gifts at all levels of the giving pyramid; creating accessible access points for all donors to engage with Northwest HarvestDeepen relationships and cultivate new opportunities with individuals and organizations based on our PACI values and organizational objectives Lead and inspire NWH staff to participate in philanthropic activities Funds Development Create an annual revenue budget with monthly and quarterly targets and evaluation; propose course corrections as neededIn partnership with the community philanthropy team, secure targeted revenue goals for each constituency group: individuals, foundations, corporations, civic and religious organizations, and others as assignedSecure diverse types of support, such as cash contributions, in-kind goods and services, stock gifts, grant awards, bequests and other planned gifts, sponsorships, workplace contributions, multi-year pledges, and event revenuePersonally manage a strategic portfolio of major and principal gift donors and prospects, including qualification, cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship to secure significant multi-year commitmentsEnsure all frontline fundraisers develop, execute, and are accountable for individualized portfolio plans, with defined goals, moves management, and performance metricsDemonstrate curiosity and initiative in leveraging technology and systems to enhance fundraising effectiveness, including identifying opportunities to streamline processes, automate routine tasks, and improve donor engagementInitiate and cultivate relationships with potential and current donors of all types of constituents; arrange meetings between donors and staff and/or the CEO and/or Board membersCollaborate regularly with the Advancement Operations staff to ensure creation of and adherence to systems, processes, and policies to ensure smooth gift processing and data analysisCollaborate regularly with the Communications Team to expand Northwest Harvest’s presence, seeking opportunities for funds development growth throughout the state of WashingtonIn collaboration with the fundraising and communications teams, plan and implement foundation, corporate, and individual donor cultivation, stewardship, outreach events and activities People Management and Leadership Act as a servant leader to supervise, support, professionally develop, and hold accountable by leading and mentoring a team of fundraising professionals by setting a strong vision for the team, including clear priorities, objectives and measurable goals. Collaborate with individual team members to co-create annual work plans to align with organizational and department strategic objectivesProvide professional development support to meet people where they are and mentor individuals toward professional and personal successFoster an environment that values and rewards collaboration, multidirectional communication, celebrating the whole person, leadership, excellence, accountability, and mutual respect Lead through influence across the department and through the organization Inspire human-centered and community philanthropic development Champion clear and consistent communication internally and externally about activities, initiatives, successes, and learnings Ensure milestones, indicators and targets are developed and tracked for fundraising goals in support of NWH strategies Collaborate with the CAO to develop annual expense budgetingSpeak on behalf of the agency and act as a professional goodwill ambassador representing the agency in the communities we serve, as it pertains to cultivating corporate partnersStay informed and knowledgeable about strategic priorities, programmatic activities, and partnership opportunitiesParticipate in cross functional teams and other activities as requested EQUITY AND INCLUSION Demonstrate the initiative to learn and enhance skills that promote anti-racism, cultural competency and an understanding of oppression and its impact Participate in intentional learning efforts, including events relating to understanding and dismantling institutional racism and building cultural competency RELATIONSHIPS: Internal: Frequent interaction with leadership and staff across the organization. Communicate regularly to exchange information, align on priorities, and support organizational goals. Provides guidance on community philanthropy strategy, collaborates with cross-functional teams, and partners with leaders to ensure alignment between fundraising efforts, community impact, and organizational objectives. External: Maintains regular and strategic contact with donors, community partners, corporate sponsors, foundations, and professional networks. Build and sustain relationships to advance philanthropic initiatives, support fundraising goals, and strengthen community impact and visibility. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: A combination of the real-life experience, education, and training listed below which provides an equivalent background to perform the work of this position. Successful completion of a background check is required. Knowledge of: Principles, practices, and procedures of fund development, particularly in the areas of major gifts, planned giving, corporate partnerships (including cause marketing), proposal development and portfolio management Donor relationship management skills and the ability to establish meaningful relationships with major donors and work with a diverse range of individualsAnnual fund campaigns, including but not limited to direct mail appeals, online giving, recurring gifts and workplace givingCurrent fundraising trends and best practices, including basic principles of community-centric fundraising and ethical storytellingStrong proficiency in Microsoft Office applications ( Word, Excel, Power Point , Outlook) and collaboration tools such as, Teams, and Zoom; ability to efficiently learn and work within evolving organizational systems and platforms including HRIS, ERP, and document management tools (i.e., ADP, SharePoint, Microsoft Dynamics NAV, and Net Suite) Ability To: Understand individuals who have experienced poverty or food insecurityDemonstrate interest and commitment to supporting equity and inclusion for members of historically marginalized groups including racial and ethnic minorities, LGBTQIA+ populations and people living with disabilitiesTake initiative and think critically by identifying, analyzing, and solving problemsProject manage and multi-task successfullyLeadership: As an adaptive servant leader, practice collaborative, persuasive, and transformative leadership styles, and lead through influence rather than relying solely on direct-line authorityEstablish and maintain effective working relationships with staff and leadership to ensure a high degree of mutual accountabilityNavigate and lead through ambiguity while keeping team members engaged and encouragedAsk questions to understand the merits of different approaches and shift strategies in response to the demands of a situationPossess integrity, maturity, and ethical awarenessHandle sensitive information with strict confidentialityProblem-solve in a collaborative, efficient, and effective mannerAnalyze issues, synthesize information, make evidence-based decisions, and learn from mistakesCultivate and steward professional relationships with diverse constituenciesManage, inspire, and motivate a team within a collaborative working environment. Maintain a calm and positive can-do attitude in the face of challenging situations; develop and inspire innovative solutions Equity and Connectedness: Adopt the PACI (purpose driven, anti-racist, connected, and interwoven) model and practice the Six Agreements (Speak our truths responsibly, Listen to Understand, Stay engaged, Be willing to experience discomfort and do things differently, Expect and accept non-closure, Honor confidentialitySupport equity and inclusion for members of historically marginalized groups including racial and ethnic minorities, LGBTQIA+ populations and people living with disabilities Communication: Communicate effectively, verbally and in writingListen and ask questions in order to understandCommunicate effectively, orally and in writing, including the ability to listen and to explain NWH’s vision and mission, as well as issues related to poverty, food insecurity and race and equity to external constituents EDUCATION AND TRAINING: Bachelor’s degree in or certifications in relevant fields such as non-profit management, Philanthropy, Fundraising, Business Administration, Public Administration or a related area or an equal combination of education and relevant work experience with a personal orientation as a life-long learner. EXPERIENCE: Minimum (7) + years of progressively responsible experience in the field of funds development with a successful track record of managing a multi-million-dollar revenue budget, creating, and implementing a multi-faceted annual fundraising plan and securing gifts at all levels, including six- and seven-figure gifts with (3) + years’ of solid people management experience to include a successful track record of leading a team with direct reports. DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS: Non- Profit experience is desired but not requiredAbility to speak a second language is desired but not required DISCLAIMER: The information presented indicates the general nature and level of work expected of employees in this classification. It is not designed to contain, or to be interpreted as, a comprehensive inventory of all duties, responsibilities, qualifications, and objectives required of employees assigned to this job. As an adaptive organization, responsibilities can and will change in alignment with greater efficiencies and mission metrics. BENEFITS AND OTHER COMPENSATION:Northwest Harvest offers a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package this includes but is not limited to; medical/dental/ vision/ insurance, long term disability insurance, Life/AD&D insurance, Employee Assistance Program (EAP), 401(k) retirement plan, Vacation and Sick leave, 8 paid holidays; New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, after Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day, Floating holidays for you to use should you observe a holiday not outlined in Northwest Harvests current observed holidays or at your discretion, and birthday holiday. Employees are eligible to participate in payroll deducted supplemental benefits i.e., Flexible Spending account-HRA and DCE, various AFLAC and New York Life plans. NW Harvest Director of Community Philanthropy Position Specification.pdf

WHO is Sound Generations? We are a comprehensive non-profit organization that serves older adults and people with disabilities in King County. Our mission is to partner with older adults to provide accessible and inclusive services so they can age their way. We are currently seeking a Program Specialist to join our Community Dining team in Seattle, Washington. What will YOU do? The Program Specialist ensures the efficient operation of the program as project, activity and service lead and supports administrative tasks and compliance functions. The role may contribute to grant writing and reporting, coordinating survey design and program assessments, and providing data collection, analysis, and reporting support. The position also manages volunteer processes including recruitment, documentation, tracking, and background checks and provides direct assistance to 27 sites and maintains effective communication with clients, volunteers, community partners, and the public. Pay Rate: $29.39 per hour. Work Schedule: Monday to Friday, 40 hours per week Benefits: • Great Medical, Dental, Vision, Life and Disability insurance coverage., • Employer paid 401k plan., • 3 weeks paid vacation. Plus, paid sick leave, 13 paid holidays (11 scheduled and 2 floating holidays/personal days)., • Health Savings Account, Flexible Spending Account, Commuter benefits and more! Responsibilities: • Administer, coordinate and perform assigned program projects, activities and services involving 27 site locations and the administrative office. Collaborate with team members and other stakeholders to achieve desired outcome and resolve program challenges while ensuring compliance with program guidelines and organizational policies., • Maintain program files, collaborate with other departments and collect and track information for grant reporting, program audit and annual funder assessment. Develop and implement plans, processes, and procedures., • Design, implement, coordinate, gather, collate, and analyze survey data; prepare reports. Independently provide program information and services to internal audiences, clients/customers, and external agencies and organizations., • Coordinate volunteer management processes, including recruitment support, onboarding, and maintenance of required volunteer documentation and paperwork. Track and maintain daily volunteer data and ensure background checks are up-to date and compliance requirements in alignment with organizational policies., • Serve as a resource and support for the program's 27 sites, including regular in person visits and remote assistance, troubleshooting, and guidance., • Communicate effectively and accurately with program and organizational staff and external representatives and agencies. Assist Program leaders with securing funding opportunities., • Perform the work of lower classified positions. Requirements: • Bachelor's Degree OR Equivalent., • Minimum of two (2) years related experience. Sound Generations is an equal opportunity employer, and we value our diverse workforce. We welcome everyone who is interested in serving our local communities. Please contact our HR Team at _ for help with accommodations or if you have any questions. HOW do I Apply? Please visit: _ We will begin reviewing applications and conducting interviews as soon as possible. The role will remain open until filled. We look forward to learning more about you and what you can bring to Sound Generations. Note: We do not provide sponsorship for work visa or work authorizations. Compensation details: 29.39-29.39 Hourly Wage PI6778c7e9a6f9-37820-40423461

Job Description Introduction: AstroHire Executive Search (Est. 2017), a 100% Native American-owned employee recruitment firm, is humbled and passionate to partner with the Chief Seattle Club (Non-profit) to hire its next full-time Chief Operating Officer. The Chief Operations Officer (COO) is a senior leadership role responsible for stabilizing and strengthening the operational infrastructure of a mission-driven housing nonprofit during a period of transition. The COO ensures continuity across key operational functions while enhancing systems that support safe, high-quality housing and services for residents. About the Process: 1) COO candidates will work directly with AstroHire on behalf of and in collaboration with the Chief Seattle Club. To pursue this job, submit application materials here: 2) AstroHire will contact well-matched candidates directly. There's no need to contact the Chief Seattle Club at this juncture. 3) When contacted by AstroHire, discussion points may include: history and current position needs, compensation, the candidate's qualifications, career goals, personal motivations, living needs, and logistical/relocation constraints. 4) This is a multi-step interview process, which may include phone calls, 1-to-1 video interviews, group panel interviews, and eventual on-site interviews in Seattle, Washington, USA. Working closely with the Chief Executive Officer, C-suite leaders, Real Estate Department staff, and frontline operational teams, the COO provides both strategic direction and hands-on operational leadership. Core operations include Human Resources, Facilities Management, IT Services, and the Real Estate Department, which oversees property and asset management and housing development activities. This role plays a critical part in sustaining the organization’s mission to provide sacred spaces to nurture, affirm, and strengthen the spirit of urban Native people. Essential Job Functions: Strategic & Transitional Leadership • Lead organizational operations with a focus on stability, continuity, and rapid assessment during leadership transition. • Partner with the Chief Executive Officer and senior team to advance operational strategies that support housing stability, resident wellbeing, and community impact. • Identify short-term operational gaps and implement immediate solutions, while recommending long-term improvements aligned with nonprofit best practices., • Oversee transitional initiatives within administrative, property, and resident-facing operations., • Ensure real estate and operational strategies reinforce long-term portfolio health and mission outcomes. Operational Oversight • Lead and coordinate daily operational functions across the organization, ensuring alignment between administrative, housing, and program teams. • Oversee Human Resources, Facilities, IT, Procurement, and Real Estate departments., • Improve workflows and operational systems to increase efficiency, service quality, and compliance readiness. • Strengthen communication channels among property operations, resident services, and administrative teams. Real Estate, Asset, and Property Portfolio Leadership • Provide executive oversight of the Real Estate Department, which includes property management, asset management, and housing development. • Ensure properties are operated safely, sustainably, and in accordance with HUD, LIHTC, local funder, and building code requirements. • Guide long-term capital planning, reserve strategies, and asset preservation to maintain high- quality, affordable housing. • Oversee property performance monitoring, risk mitigation, and compliance across the housing portfolio. • Support evaluation of new acquisitions, rehabilitation projects, and mission-driven development opportunities. • Strengthen systems for rent compliance, inspections, lease-up processes, and resident safety. Compliance, Policy Risk Management • Ensure operational areas comply with internal policies and the regulatory environment affecting affordable and supportive housing. • Strengthen infrastructure for compliance with housing regulations, funder requirements, fair housing laws, safety standards, and privacy/security mandates. • Lead risk management efforts, including emergency response planning for housing communities and facilities. • Support improvements in cybersecurity and data privacy across operational systems. Financial Stewardship • Partner with the CFO to develop and manage operating budgets for administrative functions and the housing portfolio. • Monitor expenditures to ensure responsible stewardship of nonprofit resources., • Identify cost efficiencies and opportunities to maximize the financial stability of properties and central operations. • Support capital planning and long-term asset budget forecasting. People Leadership & Culture • Provide interim leadership to operational and real estate department heads with a focus on accountability, collaboration, and mission alignment. • Support HR initiatives related to recruitment, retention, workforce development, and organizational culture. • Promote an inclusive, trauma-informed, and resident-centered organizational culture. Facilities, Technology, and Resource Management • Oversee facilities operations to ensure safe, well-maintained, habitable environments for staff and residents. • Ensure technology infrastructure supports effective resident services, property operations, and organization-wide communication. • Strengthen vendor and contractor relationships, especially those connected to housing operations, maintenance, and development partners. Stakeholder Engagement • Serve as a liaison between operations, housing programs, and other departments to ensure alignment around resident needs and property performance. • Communicate key operational and property updates to leadership, staff, funders, and community partners as appropriate. • Represent operations in board and committee meetings, including real estate, finance, and asset management committees. • Maintain active engagement in promoting a safe work environment by following safety procedures and participating in required safety trainings relevant to their role. • Perform other duties as situation requires or as assigned by supervisor. RequirementsKnowledge, Skills, and Abilities Required: Education: • BA or equivalent professional experience. Experience: • 8-10 years of Significant leadership experience in nonprofit operations, affordable housing, permanent supportive housing, property management, real estate development, or a related mission-driven field. • Experience overseeing asset management, housing operations, or capital projects is strongly preferred., • Experience in building out managerial support., • Prior interim or transitional leadership experience is a plus. Licenses/Certifications: • SHRMCP or SHRMSCP preferred., • Housing- or real estate-related certifications (e.g., CPM, CAM, LIHTC compliance) are a plus, but not required. Technical Skills & Competencies: • Strong strategic and analytical thinking., • Expertise in cross-functional operational and housing portfolio management., • Knowledge of HUD, LIHTC, local housing funder requirements, and nonprofit compliance environments. • Budgeting and financial management experience, particularly in affordable housing or mixed funding contexts. • Strong leadership, communication, and decision-making skills with a mission-first orientation. Competencies: • Real Estate Portfolio Management, • Housing Compliance (HUD/LIHTC), • Financial Management, • Operations Leadership, • Asset Management, • Capital Planning, • Risk Management, • Team Leadership Preferred Qualifications: Proven ability to work effectively with Native communities, including cultural awareness, respect for traditions, and knowledge of community dynamics. Physical Requirements: Reasonable accommodation will be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. BenefitsBenefits Summary: Full-time employee benefits package includes: • Medical, Dental, Vision, and an Employee Assistance Program, • Public Transportation (ORCA) pass, • 401(k) Retirement Plan, • Paid Time Off, Holiday Pay, and Night Shift Differential, • Transparent Pay Schedule, • Internal Hiring and Encouraged Advancement This job description is intended to describe the general nature of this job and may not include all responsibilities that might be required of the person holding this position. This job description is subject to change at any time at the sole discretion of the company and does not establish a contract for employment.

Job Description Foster Garvey PC, one of the Pacific Northwest's leading municipal/public finance law firms, is seeking a Public Finance Paralegal with a background in finance, real estate, grant writing, and/or corporate legal work to join our Firm in our Municipal, Health & Housing Practice Group. This position will be located in our Seattle office. This is a non-exempt position. An in-person presence is required for this position five days per week (Monday through Friday) with normal business hours. Occasional overtime may be necessary to accommodate client needs. The successful candidate will be a self-motivated individual with a thirst for learning and growing their legal knowledge. Possessing a collaborative team-oriented work style and having a commitment to client service, attention to detail, strong research, writing, and interpersonal skills are essential to be successful in this role. Responsibilities: • Work with clients and other transaction participants to collect information and documents, • Draft closing documents and compile disclosure documents, • Provide administrative support, including organizing and preparing documents for attorney review, and coordinate execution and distribution of documents, • Prepare, produce, and review transcripts and maintain client files, • Other duties or projects as assigned Job Requirements: Skills: • Ability to work effectively and concurrently on a variety of projects, • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, • Excellent organizational skills with strong attention to detail, • Confidence to perform under pressure with competing demands, • Advanced computer and Microsoft Office skills, • Consistent use of appropriate spelling, punctuation, and grammar, • Ability to complete tasks according to instructions with minimal oversight Education and experience: • Four-year college degree and paralegal certificate, J.D., or other appropriate combination of education and job experience, • At least three years of law firm or governmental experience is preferred Perks: • In-person and virtual training opportunities, • Collaboration across all Foster Garvey offices, • Workplace Wellness Program and more! Salary Range: The pay range for this position is $70,000 to $90,000 annually; however, actual pay may vary depending on the candidate's education, training, experience and other job‐related factors permitted by law. Other Compensation and Benefits: Foster Garvey offers a competitive compensation and benefits package** including, but not limited to, the following: • Medical, dental, and vision insurance, • 401(k) retirement plan, match, and profit-sharing, • Commuter allowance, • Paid time off plus paid holidays throughout the calendar year, • Disability and life insurance, • Parental leave, • Community service leave, • Annual discretionary bonus and more! **The provision of benefits is contingent on an employee’s ability to meet the eligibility requirements for the various types of benefits as outlined in the benefit plan documents and Firm policies. Pre‐Employment Screening: Any job offer will be contingent upon successful completion of a pre-employment background screening. TO APPLY for this position visit www.foster.com/careers and complete the online application. Please include your resume and a cover letter with salary requirements. We look forward to hearing from you! Foster Garvey PC is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, national origin, ancestry, religion, age, citizenship, sex, marital status, military or veteran status, disability, sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, genetic information, or any other basis prohibited by federal, state, or local law.

Job Description About SEIU 775 SEIU 775 represents more than 60,000 long-term care workers providing quality home care, nursing home care, and residential services in Washington, Montana, and Alaska. SEIU 775’s mission is to unite the strength of all caregivers, to create a better life for ourselves and those we care for, and to lead the way to a more just and equitable world. About This Role We are seeking a talented and creative team member to join SEIU 775 Leaders in Action Homecare Field Team. The field organizer’s role is to develop the leadership and strength of our homecare membership within their assigned turf. The organizer identifies, recruits, and develops members into participation, activism, and leadership within their Union. Organizers work alongside other organizers within the department and other staff within the organization. The field organizers are responsible for executing turf events, building the strength of our membership with our New Employee Orientation Program, and engage members in our solidarity campaigns Location: Kennewick, WA Essential Functions: • Implement and occasionally develop member and/or staff trainings focusing on a variety of issues including political campaigns, Race and Social justice campaigns, Union solidarity, and leadership development., • Recruit and mobilize members to various events and campaigns including, but not limited to, legislative sessions, elections, leadership conferences, actions, member meetings, and other field programs., • Support the Union’s statewide member new employee orientations program with a primary focus on overseeing training and development of member recruiters and maintaining a high coverage of orientations and prompt submission of data., • Train and develop both existing and new members along their leadership journey through intentional skills building and coaching., • Assist in the development of team goals and campaign materials, bringing creative and innovative ideas to best serve our membership., • Work collaboratively and effectively within the field team and other relevant departments to achieve goals of member leadership development., • Manage multiple projects or priorities and ensure that each campaign has member involvement and leadership development., • Utilize our data and internal systems to measure and track overall success of member participation, activism, and leadership., • Regular travel within assigned turf and at times across WA and/or other states., • May be required to do political work for candidates and member political education as part of job duties., • Other duties as assigned. Skills & Abilities: • Excellent writing and communication skills, • Basic computer literacy and willingness to learn the organization’s technology tools., • Ability to adapt to changing demands and manage multiple campaigns and projects with competing deadlines., • Ability to work both independently and collaboratively in a team with individuals from a wide variety of skills. Minimum Qualifications: (Any equivalent combination of education and experience which provides the applicant with the knowledge, skills, and abilities required to perform the job may be considered.) • Commitment to SEIU 775 Mission, Vision and Values., • Ability to speak, read, write, and translate in Spanish (full fluency)., • Ability to work with people from other cultures and backgrounds and demonstrate a commitment to Race and Social Justice., • Willingness to work long and irregular hours including evenings, weekends, and travel within assigned turf and at times across WA and/or other states., • A valid driver’s license, car, automobile insurance, and cellphone Preferred Qualifications • Fluency in a second language, particularly in Russian., • Experience working with a labor union, progressive non-profit, community organization, advocacy group, political campaign or elected official is a plus., • Knowledge and experience with Salesforce, Microsoft office and teams is a plus. Typical Working Conditions: The typical working conditions described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. While performing the duties of this Job, requirements include: • Field-based role with frequent travel to member homes, community locations, and worksites within assigned turf., • Regular in-person engagement with union members, leaders, organizers, and community partners., • Work performed in a mix of office, field, and community environments, including union halls, meeting spaces, and event venues., • Fast-paced, campaign-oriented environment requiring flexibility, adaptability, and strong organizational skills., • Schedule includes frequent evenings and weekends to support trainings, member meetings, orientations, and statewide events., • Frequent communication through phone, text, email, and virtual platforms to coordinate member outreach and field activity., • Work involves handling confidential information related to members, campaigns, and internal strategies., • May be required work outside of normal business hours to include weekends, evenings, holidays, etc. Physical Working Conditions: The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. While performing the duties of this Job, requirements include: • Frequent driving across assigned turf and occasional statewide or out-of-state travel, sometimes requiring overnight stays., • Extended periods of standing, walking, and speaking during events, orientations, trainings, or meetings., • Regular use of standard office equipment (computers, phones, printers) and mobile technology., • Occasional lifting, carrying, or transporting materials up to 25 pounds (e.g., event supplies, printed materials, banners)., • Ability to navigate varied environments, including community centers, homes, public spaces, and meeting venues., • Must maintain a valid driver’s license, reliable vehicle, automobile insurance, and a cellphone. Compensation: Providing current or previous salary information is optional and will not be factored into hiring decisions. Prospective Employees covered by the CBA can request a copy of the wage scale, the CBA, and any current relevant MOUs upon application to the position. This position is full-time, exempt. This position is included in the Bargaining Unit. Pay ranges from $87,633 - $104,729 per year. Benefits include vacation, holiday, and sick leave benefits, fully employer paid health, dental, vision, and life insurance, defined benefit pension plan, and optional 401(k), WFH credit, pet insurance, and more. Women and diversity candidates strongly encouraged to apply. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER SEIU 775 is an affirmative action employer and encourages applications from all qualified candidates without regard for race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, creed, gender, citizenship status, disability, veteran status, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, genetics, the presence of sensory, mental or physical disability, or any other discrimination prohibited by law. SEIU 775 works to ensure fair treatment of applicants and employees and actively enforces policies against discrimination and sexual harassment. We provide equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, creed, gender, citizenship status, disability, veteran status, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, genetics, the presence of sensory, mental or physical disability, or any other discrimination prohibited by law. In addition to federal law requirements, we comply with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment in every location in which the company has facilities.

Job Description The time for gradual change has passed. What we need is a transformational change — and the stakes are too high to wait. The fight to save the planet and everyone who calls it home is at a tipping point. Threshold Giving is looking for outgoing, confident and passionate activists to join our fundraising team in Seattle this summer as we partner with Greenpeace. Make life-long friends and work in a supportive, fun team environment. Earn base salary, plus uncapped bonuses with a clear growth and development plan. Help campaign to protect and conserve the environment and to promote lasting peace. Build on your communication and leadership skills every day. Raise long-term sustainable funds for one of the most impactful non-profit organizations in the world. Hours: Full Time - Tuesday to Saturday 10:00am-6pm (Part time is minimum 3 days weekly) Pay: $25 an hour plus uncapped bonuses Threshold Giving works with incredible non-profits such as Greenpeace USA to generate vital funds needed to save lives, empower people and create a more equitable sustainable world! We're looking for energetic, confident communicators who aren't afraid to strike up a conversation, express their values and to inspire members of their community to make a real and lasting change! The Position: You will work with your team on different streets in the city where you will engage in inspiring conversations with members of the public, motivating them to become a supporter of the non-profit you are representing through an ongoing donation. Each and every conversation you have will have both an immediate and long-term impact on the issues that matter most. If you're interested in being a voice for the voiceless, we want to hear from you. No experience required! Full, paid training will be provided. Instead we're looking for: • Highly confident, sociable individuals who want to be a part of a high-energy, lively team!, • Passionate activists who genuinely care about having an impact and making the world a better place, • Charismatic communicators, who thrive on having meaningful, engaging conversations, • People with an unshakeable belief that every conversation can have an impact People with experience in the following sectors/positions are especially suited to fundraising: performing arts, canvassing, sales, restaurant and hospitality, activism, public speaking. It's also a fantastic opportunity for recent graduates looking for an entry-level non-profit position to kick start their career! We Offer: • Full time hours - Tuesday to Saturday 10:00am-6pm, • (Part time is 3 days over the same period), • Competitive Pay: $25 hourly (8 donors) and uncapped weekly bonuses, • Paid time off, • Paid training and ongoing opportunities for development, • Progression plan - ability to move up into Trainer, Team Lead and Management positions, with our career development plans., • Benefits including medical, dental and vision insurance, Requirements: • Ability to work 3 to 5 full days per week - 10:00am-6pm, • Must be aged 18 years or over, • Happy to work outside!, • Must be willing to travel to various locations in Seattle and work outdoors and/or at large events., • Some experience or interest in social justice, activism, poverty alleviation, humanitarian causes, the environment, and/or non profit organizations. Threshold Giving is the premier fundraising agency in the US. We partner with incredible organizations to connect them with donors, enabling them to increase the reach and impact of what they do. We're a values led organization who recognize how important our people are. Interested in becoming a part of Threshold? Apply today! Phone interviews taking place next week for an opportunity to interview in person. Tags: Fundraiser, canvasser, non-profit, entry level, graduate, immediate start, PTO, start now, marketing, sales, fundraising, charity, fundraising, canvassing, climate action,environment , environmental, sutainability, advocacy, campaigning, NGO, Job Type: Full-time Pay:$25/hour post-training plus bonuses Benefits: • Dental insurance, • Health insurance, • Vision Insurance, • Opportunities for advancement, • Paid time off, • Travel opportunities Schedule: • Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 6pm Powered by JazzHR LZ2j3y4R07

Job Description WHO is Sound Generations? We are a comprehensive non-profit organization that serves older adults and people with disabilities in King County. Our mission is to partner with older adults to provide accessible and inclusive services so they can age their way. We are currently seeking a Grants Administrator to join our accounting team in Seattle, WA. What will YOU do? The Contracts and Grants Manager and the Grants Admin are responsible for the integrity of the post award system, general ledger as it relates to grant and contract activity, and the flows into the general ledger for allocations for our not-for-profit organizations. This includes but is not limited to internal controls, reconciliations, accuracy, timeliness and consistency of all financial reporting for funders, billing funders, reviewing expenses tracking for coding to funding sources, allocations, and pre-award grant management support. This position Reports to the Contracts and Grants Manager. Pay Rate: $92,000 - $95,500 per year. Work Schedule: Monday Through Friday, 40 hours per week. Benefits: • Great Medical, Dental, Vision, Life and Disability insurance coverage for the employee and cost-sharing for family members., • Employer contribution to 401k plan., • 3 weeks paid vacation. Plus, paid sick leave, 13 paid holidays (11 scheduled and 2 floating holidays/personal days)., • Health Savings Account, Flexible Spending Account, Commuter benefits and more! Responsibilities: • Perform grants and contracts compliance with not-for-profit fund accounting including budgets, reporting, billing and correcting journals in compliance with GAAP, FASB, Uniform Guidance and regulatory requirements., • Prepare annual budgets for each funder based on approved contract amounts, projected program expenditures, and funding requirements. Budgets are reviewed with program managers and the Contracts & Grants Manager., • Understanding of internal controls to ensure compliance with grant and CFDA requirements. Responsible for preparing the Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards (SEFA) for federal grants, ensuring accuracy and completeness for annual audits., • Prepared billing for Grants and Contracts and other receivables., • Prepare Burn Rate Reports for Grant and Contract principals., • Prepares the Accruals for Grants and Contracts for the monthly close process., • Reconciliations regarding Grant and Contract accounts., • Records deposits. Collaborates with Philanthropy on contributions accounting and recording of deposits and restrictions., • Analyze and evaluate current workflows and procedures to identify and suggest opportunities for continued process improvement., • Ensure timely monthly standalone audit ready; grant and contracts reconciliations as well as understanding how it flows to the Statement of Expenditures of Federal Assistance., • Analyze complex financial and statistical data and determine their significance: prepare comprehensive narrative and visual statements supporting complex financial reports., • Collaborate and recommend improvements for the accounting system(s) for the development and reporting of the organizations’ fund accounting, indirect cost, allocations and expenditures., • Function as a technical expert to the organization in Uniform Guidance Compliance and related accounting policies and procedures. Build grant financial fluency at all levels of the organization., • Maintain legal and contractual compliance. Understands grant administration., • Analyze Uniform Guidance standards’ impact on the financial data and recommend operations changes as required., • Prepare transactions and journals., • Assists Grant Writer and Pre-Award Team opening grant applications., • Represent program/department to internal and external audiences., • Develop and maintain good relationships with cross-functional teams, staff, volunteers and people utilizing the same facilities and the public. Requirements: • Bachelor’s degree in accounting or related field., • Proven expertise in funder audits., • Three (3) years’ Grant and Contract experience required., • Three (3) years’ professional accounting experience required., • Three (3) years’ experience working with financial, budget, expense management software such as NetSuite, Intacct, MIP, Ramp, Expensify. Sound Generations is an equal opportunity employer, and we value our diverse workforce. We welcome everyone who is interested in serving our local communities. Please contact our HR Team at hr@soundgenerations.org for help with accommodations or if you have any questions. HOW do I Apply? Please visit: https://soundgenerations.org/careers/ This position will remain open until filled. We look forward to learning more about you and what you can bring to Sound Generations. Note: We do not provide sponsorship for a work visa or work authorizations.

Job Description Responsible for the development, management and implementation of all initiatives necessary to deliver core MADD programs and services, provide appropriate funding to deliver the services and promote the mission of MADD throughout the assigned states. Develop and manage all State employees and volunteers. This is a remote, work from home position; however the selected candidate must reside in the state of Washington. The salary for this job is $100,000 annually. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: • Identify, contact and develop all sources of funds necessary to continue the operation of the state. On an ongoing basis, continue to develop corporate, community and other contacts to increase funding available for delivery of services and programs. Ensure that appropriate amount of funding to run the multi-state region is available at all times; maintain a balanced budget., • Recruit, develop, manage and sustain, in a collaborative effort, a Regional Advisory Board to fulfill MADD’s mission through development of a Regional statewide strategic plan and implementation of core services and programs, based on MADD’s volunteer management model., • Develop strategic capacity building plans to enable future growth of mission objectives in the Multi-State Region., • In consultation with the Marcom Department, ensure accurate MADD messaging for staff & volunteers to represent MADD to the public, media and other outside organizations. Promote the organization’s mission and initiatives through pro-active outreach to these groups to raise awareness on the part of the public and elected officials., • Identify areas within the Multi-State Region where victims are underserved; develop and implement programs to ensure services are available in those areas., • Partner closely within each state legislators and Public Policy Department in preparation of recommendations consistent with MADD’s activities., • Supervise grant administration, including but not limited to ensuring regular liaison and reporting to grant funder, achievement of annual grant performance objectives through program development and fiscal management of the grant for each state in the region., • Recruit, train, develop and provide leadership to employees and volunteers. Ensure that all programs, services and grants are being implemented and managed efficiently, effectively and professionally through establishment of goals & objectives and that employees receive, understand and are held accountable in meeting goals & objectives for each state in the region., • Ensure the State and Affiliate organizations within the Multi-State Region are in compliance with MADD policies, procedures and regulations pertaining to the organization’s operation, to include all grant compliance and guidelines. POSITION REQUIREMENTS: • Five to seven years of progressively more responsible management experience in non-profit businesses., • At least 4 years of prior staff management experience is required., • Bachelor’s degree in related field or equivalent experience., • Ability to network and recruit support. Must be able to demonstrate an established track record in fund raising for non-profit organizations., • Ability to travel, work a flexible schedule and respond to emergency situations., • Strong organizational skills, be detail oriented with the ability to prioritize, manage multiple projects and execute in a high-volume environment., • Excellent communication skills with the ability to develop and convey thoughts clearly, logically and concisely both orally and in writing, using appropriate grammar and command of the English language. Comfortable with public speaking., • Ability to work both independently and with others to resolve issues and maintain composure and professionalism in an environment of changing and/or multiple priorities., • Must be able to work on a time table, meet deadlines, follow instructions and accept direction on given assignments., • Strong work ethic with the ability to maintain a high activity level., • Must have exceptional internal and external customer service orientation., • Must have demonstrated computer skills including Microsoft Excel, Word and Outlook and be familiar with entering data into on-line systems. Should also have basic record keeping and math skills., • Ability to maintain social, ethical and organizational standards in job related activities, at work and in the community., • Ability to maintain workplace confidentiality and take ownership/accountability for own actions and aspects of the job., • Demonstrated commitment, passion and compassion for the mission of MADD., • Demonstrated ability to provide leadership, vision and management to the respective area of supervision. Must be able to develop long and short term strategies to achieve the vision and communicate appropriately to inspire support and action. BENEFITS Eligible within first 30-45 days • Health, Dental, Vision, • Retirement 403(b) + employer matching, • 4 weeks of accrued vacation, • 12 Paid Holidays per calendar year, • Up to 3 Floating Holidays per calendar year, • Paid Sick Time, • Modified Tuition Reimbursement, • Maternity/Paternity Leave, • Basic Life, AD&D, Short-Term and Long-Term Disability Insurance covered by Employer, • FSA, HRA, • Employee Assistance Program How to Apply: Please provide a resume to our hiring team via the APPLY button #zr Company DescriptionMothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) is a leading nonprofit dedicated to ending impaired driving, supporting victims of drunk and drugged driving, and advocating for stronger traffic safety laws. For more than four decades, MADD has worked to save lives and inspire change through education, awareness, and community engagement. Team members at MADD play a vital role in creating safer roads, supporting families affected by tragedy, and advancing a mission that has made a lasting impact nationwide.Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) is a leading nonprofit dedicated to ending impaired driving, supporting victims of drunk and drugged driving, and advocating for stronger traffic safety laws. For more than four decades, MADD has worked to save lives and inspire change through education, awareness, and community engagement. Team members at MADD play a vital role in creating safer roads, supporting families affected by tragedy, and advancing a mission that has made a lasting impact nationwide.

Job DescriptionAbout our Firm Olson Kundig is a design practice founded on the idea that the built environment can serve as a bridge between nature, culture, and people — and that inspiring surroundings have a positive effect on people’s lives. Our work spans the globe, from huts to high‑rises, private residences to museums, academic and civic projects, and places of worship. As the firm grows, so does the need for high‑quality data, analytics, and intelligent tools that support design excellence, operational clarity, and strategic decision‑making. Role Overview We are seeking a Senior Data & AI Developer to play a critical, high‑impact role at the intersection of data infrastructure, business intelligence, applied AI, and organizational change. This is not a traditional reporting role — and not a purely experimental AI role. This position sits squarely in the middle: building trusted data foundations, deploying AI‑enabled workflows, and helping hundreds of professionals adopt new ways of working with confidence. You will report to the Director of Data Analytics and serve as a primary bridge between the firm’s Data & Analytics team and the broader organization — translating business needs into reliable, usable analytics and AI‑powered solutions. Success in this role depends as much on listening, communication, and judgment as on technical skill. The team is at an inflection point: • Transitioning from traditional BI toward a purpose‑built AI ecosystem, • Undergoing a major ERP replacement, • Scaling analytics capabilities to meet growing firm‑wide demand This is a hands-on engineering role. You will write code, architect systems, configure cloud infrastructure, and deploy production AI applications. This role offers genuine influence over how data and AI are designed, governed, and used across the firm. What You Will Do AI Tool Deployment & Enablement • Build, deploy, and support the maintenance and updates of our firm’s custom-built large language model (LLM) for Project Managers, currently in beta testing, as well as the creation of new LLMs for operational teams (e.g., Marketing, Legal, Resource Planning, Finance)., • Collaborate on the design and deployment of new AI tools for firm-wide use, ensuring outputs are reliable, interpretable, and aligned to business needs., • Serve as a primary resource for staff using AI productivity tools (e.g., Claude, Cursor, GitHub), answering questions, providing guidance, and developing training and onboarding materials., • Assist in developing prompt engineering standards and AI workflow design guidelines for firm use., • Create tools that Project Managers and Operational Departments use daily. Analytics & Data Platform Ownership, • Maintain existing Power BI dashboards to ensure accuracy, performance, and usability while looking for opportunities to migrating data into our LLM-powered analytics platform, maintaining continuity during the transition., • Build analytics models and data products that serve Projects, Operations, Finance, HR, Marketing, Legal, and Executive Leadership., • Improve data accessibility and trust for project managers, designers, and firm leadership. Data Architecture & Governance, • Contribute to the design and implementation of a Single Source of Truth (SSOT) architecture using APIs and modern data integration patterns., • Build and maintain data pipelines across structured and unstructured sources, including project data, finance systems, resource planning, BIM data, and operational systems., • Participate in data governance conversations during the firm’s ERP replacement, including requirements gathering, configuration input, and data migration planning and execution., • Define and enforce data quality standards, documentation, lineage, and compliance practices. Change Management & Communication, • Create clear documentation, onboarding materials, and internal communications that support adoption of new tools and workflows., • Support firm‑wide data and AI skill‑building initiatives., • Manage stakeholder expectations through transparent communication as systems and processes evolve., • Contribute to a culture where data quality, experimentation, and thoughtful automation are valued. What Success Looks Like Within the first 6–12 months, you will have: • Delivered 4 to 6 analytics and AI tools that are actively used across multiple departments, • Helped establish trusted data foundations during a major ERP transition, • Improved the firm’s ability to use AI responsibly and productively, not experimentally, • Earned trust as a cross‑department partner who balances speed, quality, and clarity Required Qualifications Experience & Education • Bachelor’s degree in Data Science, Information Systems, Computer Science, Business Analytics, or equivalent experience, • 5–8+ years of experience in data analytics, analytics engineering, business intelligence, or related roles with increasing scope and ownership Technical Skills, • Advanced SQL skills, including query optimization and data modeling, • Proficient Python developer: ETL/ELT pipelines, REST API backends, automation, and AI application development; experience with pandas, SQLAlchemy, FastAPI, and LangChain or similar., • Hands‑on Power BI experience (data modeling, DAX, deployment, and maintenance), • Experience architecting and building multi-system API integrations, including authentication flows (OAuth 2.0 / SSO/SAML) and webhook patterns., • Hands-on Git-based development workflows: branching, code review, CI/CD pipelines, testing, and production deployment., • Experience designing and implementing data lake or lakehouse architectures using structured and unstructured data sources (e.g., Delta Lake, Azure Data Lake Storage, S3, or equivalent)., • Hands-on cloud deployment experience (Azure preferred, AWS, Snowflake, Databricks): compute, storage, managed databases, container services, and identity/access management, • Experience working with messy, real‑world data and legacy systems AI & LLM Engineering • Hands-on experience building and deploying LLM applications: RAG pipelines, vector store management (Pinecone, pgvector, or Weaviate), embedding workflows, and API integration using Anthropic, OpenAI, or Azure OpenAI SDKs, • Experience implementing AI evaluation frameworks (e.g., LangSmith, Arize, or custom evals) to monitor model outputs, detect drift, and enforce output quality in production, • Experience deploying AI applications to cloud infrastructure (Azure, AWS, or GCP), including containerization (Docker), serverless functions, and SSO/identity integration for enterprise tool rollout Communication & Collaboration, • Strong listening skills and ability to clarify ill‑defined problems, • Ability to communicate effectively with technical peers, non‑technical staff, and executive leadership, • Proven ability to build trust across departments with competing priorities Nice to Have, • Experience with ERP systems in professional services or project‑based organizations, • Familiarity with data governance frameworks or formal data quality practices, • Experience working in AEC, design, or creative professional environments, • Background in internal training, enablement, or change management Why This Role Matters This is an opportunity to shape how a globally recognized design firm uses data and AI — not as novelty, but as durable infrastructure that supports better decisions, better work, and better outcomes. What can you expect from us? • A creative work environment and colleagues who are collaborative, creative, and challenging, • Opportunity to grow professionally, • Check our culture page to learn about life at Olson Kundig Equal Opportunity & Pay Transparency Olson Kundig is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, ancestry, gender, age, religion, marital status, military or veteran status, citizenship, sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, national origin, disability, genetic information, or any other basis prohibited by law. Applicants with disabilities may request reasonable accommodations at any point in the employment process. In compliance with Washington State’s Equal Pay and Opportunities Act (RCW 49.58.110), Olson Kundig provides transparent compensation information in all job postings. For this position based in Seattle, Washington, the annual salary is between $120,000. and $150,000. Final salary decisions are made based upon the extent and relevance of the candidate’s experience, as well as internal equity and external market factors. In addition to a dynamic and creative culture, Olson Kundig provides a generous benefits package that includes 16 days of paid time off, paid holidays, health plan, 401k match, bonuses, profit-sharing plans for qualified positions, a monthly travel subsidy for public transportation, and more. All applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship and must already possess long-term work authorization. Powered by JazzHR 4CfkRDsa1w

Job DescriptionOlson Kundig is a design practice founded on the ideas that buildings can serve as a bridge between nature, culture and people, and that inspiring surroundings have a positive effect on people’s lives. The firm’s work can be found across the globe, with projects as wide-ranging as huts to high rises, homes—often for art collectors—to academic, cultural, and civic projects, museums and exhibition design, places of worship, creative production, urban design, and interior design. We are currently seeking a Senior Interior Designer to work in Olson Kundig’s Seatle office. The Senior Interior Designer is responsible for executing and/or participating in project delivery with a specific focus on technical execution or complex projects. Primary Responsibilities • Provides professional interior design consultation in the planning, design, and coordination of projects., • Coordinates with or acts as the project manager to directly supervise the team’s design and technical delivery., • May include special expertise roles such as workplace planning, residential outfitting and styling, hospitality design etc., • Reviews, compiles, and prepares project specifications as required., • Takes on aspects of external project communications with subconsultants/clients., • Can be relied upon to present directly to the client on technical and design solutions., • Prepares construction documents, including technically related interior design components and details as well as material, FFE, art and outfitting specifications., • Independently executes/leads the construction administration process., • Manages project quality control., • Supervises and guides the work of less experienced interior design team members., • Contributes ideas, solutions, and deliverables in team and project environments., • Performs other duties as assigned. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities • Able to organize and cartoon an interior design drawing set as well as a full FFE specifications package., • Review and coordinate consultant drawings., • Develop any aspect of the project deliverables (permit drawings, CDs, specifications)., • Technical design skills and ability to direct this type of work for more junior team members., • Demonstrates mentorship qualities to advance firm goals/initiatives and develop project team members., • Exhibits a high attention to detail and takes responsibility for delivering accurate, high-quality work., • Demonstrates a strong sense of urgency and effectively prioritizes multiple activities with little guidance in a fast-paced, creative and dynamic work environment., • Communicates effectively verbally and in writing, demonstrating the ability to communicate effectively with all levels of internal and external “clients” and vendors., • Demonstrates a growth mindset and an aptitude for presenting opportunities for process improvement and technology solutions, including learning new software and systems., • Demonstrates effective problem-solving skills, including the ability to present solutions and recommendations for non-standard situations. Qualifications • Professional degree in Interior Design, Architecture, or another related field., • A minimum of ten years of related professional experience. 15 years of experience preferred, • Proficient modeling and documentation skills using Revit., • Proficiency with Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative Suite Desired Additional Experience • Experience with Bluebeam Revu/Bluebeam Studio., • Experience with Deltek Project Planning., • Experience with SPEXX or equivalent spec writing software., • Experience with sustainability-focused project assessments such as Living Building Challenge, LEED, WELL, and high-performance building. • A portfolio of work demonstrating design, technical, and drafting abilities. Working Conditions • Sitting for long periods at a time working at a computer. What can you expect from us? • A creative work environment and colleagues who are collaborative, creative, and challenging, • Opportunity to grow professionally, • Check our culture page to learn about life at Olson Kundig In addition to a dynamic and creative culture, Olson Kundig provides a generous benefits package that includes 16 days of paid time off, paid holidays, health plan, 401k match, bonuses, profit-sharing plans for qualified positions, a monthly travel subsidy for public transportation, and more. As a firm, we are committed to pay practices that are fair, competitive, and reflect internal pay equity. At the time of posting this job, the hiring range for this position in Seattle is between $94,000 to $117,000 annually. Final salary decisions are made based upon the extent and relatedness of the candidate’s education and experience and considering internal equity and external market factors. All applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship and must already possess long-term work authorization. Powered by JazzHR ILD2Mzd2N4

Job DescriptionWhy work with YWCA Seattle King Snohomish? YWCA SKS is the region’s largest non-profit organization with a 120+ year legacy, focused on the needs of women, with programs serving 7,000 people each year. When you work with YWCA, you make a difference. We’re women and BIPOC-led, family-centered, and supportive of employees. As a full-time YWCA employee (30+ hours), you’ll enjoy a benefits package including medical insurance, generous vacation, holiday, sick leave plans, and an outstanding retirement plan. Put your passion for racial equity and social justice to work – apply today! What You'll Do The Legal Advocate works within Gender-Based Violence Services at YWCA and provides culturally relevant services that are designed to meet the needs of survivors of domestic violence/sexual assault and commercial sexual exploitation (CSE). As a Legal Advocate, you will provide legal advocacy to adult survivors which may include support with protection orders, family law, CPS, housing navigation, safety planning, life skills, and employment. You will use a model of best practice trauma-informed advocacy with a strength-based approach. Note: This is an onsite position, with limited opportunities for remote workExpectations of your role: • Support clients in navigating the civil and legal systems including assistance with filing protection orders, breaking leases, relocations, CPS, and interactions with law enforcement, • Personally accompany clients to court and/or clerk’s office as needed, • Responds to referrals and calls within the required time frame, • Conducts intakes with new clients, including screening for eligibility and determining legal needs, • Provide legal and crisis intervention advocacy, • Collects and completed reporting and quarterly narratives using data and statistical information, • Develops and maintains relations with community partners and attends community meetings., • Facilitate and create presentations that are relevant to associated partners and offer services, • Engage in community networking activities to both increase access to services for survivors furthest away from opportunity specifically Black and African American survivors., • Maintain 20 hours of continuing education hours about advocacy-based Domestic Violence, • Actively engages in agency-wide Race and Social Justice Initiative (RSJI) and strives for racially equitable outcomes; takes responsibility for creating and maintaining a safe and welcoming community by making room for populations who routinely encounter system oppression, • Development and implementing legal information sessions.Must have's to be successful:, • Degree in Criminal Justice, Psychology, or a related field with at least one (1) year of experience working with survivors of gender-based violence; OR two (2) to three (3) years of experience (professional or lived expertise) working with survivors of gender-based violence, • Knowledge of criminal and civil legal systems, including protection orders, family law, and related processes, • Strong advocacy skills and ability to navigate multiple systems (e.g., legal, housing, public benefits, CPS), • Knowledge of community resources in King County and surrounding areas, • Demonstrated ability to manage crisis situations while maintaining professional boundaries, • Experience working with communities of color, with a demonstrated commitment to anti-racist practice and an understanding of how racism, culture, and systemic inequities—including the intersection of racism and poverty—impact survivors’ experiences, • Ability to build and maintain strong relationships with community partners and multidisciplinary teams, • Strong organizational and documentation skills, with attention to detail and ability to manage multiple priorities, • Intermediate computer skills, including Microsoft Office and data entry systems, • Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team environment, • Ability to travel throughout King County; valid driver’s license and access to a vehicle required Hours, Rate, and Benefits, • Hourly Pay Rate: Starting at $28.00, • Full time 40 hours per week, • Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) Classification: Non-exempt, • Excellent benefits package including medical insurance, retirement plan, plus generous vacation, holiday and sick leave plans., • At the time of hire, employees may choose to voluntarily enroll in the Fidelity 403b Plan. Typically, after two years of employment, employees are eligible to participate in the YWCA Retirement Fund.Physical Requirements The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an individual to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. In performing this job, the employee: • All positions at YWCA of Seattle \u007C King \u007C Snohomish are exposed to clients who have experienced or are experiencing trauma in various forms including but not limited to: domestic violence, sexual violence, homelessness, unemployment, financial hardship, etc. As a result, staff are at risk of secondary trauma. Employees are encouraged to seek external support and maintain self-care when working indirectly or directly with clients, • Ability to communicate effectively with clients, colleagues, and community partners in person, by phone, and through written communication, • Ability to operate a computer and standard office equipment, including typing, data entry, and use of case management systems, for extended periods, • Ability to remain stationary for periods of time while completing documentation, virtual meetings, and administrative tasks, • Ability to move within office environments and community settings, including courts, partner agencies, and correctional facilities, • Ability to travel locally throughout King County to attend meetings, court hearings, outreach events, and client-related activities, • Ability to position oneself to access files, office equipment, and materials, which may include occasional reaching, bending, or lifting of light items (generally up to 10 pounds), • Ability to respond to and manage situations that may involve heightened emotional or crisis conditions in a professional and supportive manner YWCA encourages applicants with a variety of experiences to apply!At YWCA, we recognize that lived expertise is a powerful asset. This refers to the insights, knowledge, and skills developed by those who have navigated systems and experienced inequity. Valuing lived expertise helps build trust with program participants, develop culturally responsive programs, and break down barriers to equity. It enriches our collective understanding and enhances our ability to serve communities that are furthest from opportunity. Mental Health ConsiderationsAll employees of the YWCA interact with clients who have experienced or are experiencing trauma in various forms, including but not limited to, racial trauma, domestic violence, sexual violence, homelessness, unemployment, and financial hardship. As a result, employees are at risk of secondary trauma. We encourage employees to seek support inside and outside the workplace and maintain self-care routines. Equal Opportunity EmploymentYWCA Seattle King Snohomish is an Equal Opportunity Employer. To read more about this, view the EEO is the Law Poster and this EEO is the Law Poster Supplement. For more information Contact us at careers@ywcaworks.org with any questions or if you need accommodation for your application.

Job Description If you are looking for employment with a purpose where you can help improve the daily lives of the members of your community, then consider a career with Pioneer Human Services! We are currently looking for a Supported Employment Specialist with a passion for human services. This is an exciting opportunity to be involved with an organization focused on a transformative path towards social change, creating pathways for rehabilitation, reintegration, and redemption. Who we are – Our Mission We empower justice-involved individuals to overcome adversity and reach their full potential. For over 60 years, we have proudly serviced our clients with professionalism and empathy. We are a nationally recognized non-profit with 35+ locations across Washington state that provided a chance for change to over 9,500 individuals in 2024. What We Offer At Pioneer, our employees are important. That’s why we offer a Total Rewards package that includes compensation and benefits to support employees' health, security, and balance. Compensation:New hires for this position typically start between $23.54 and $29.42 hourly, depending on factors such as work location, experience, qualifications, skills, competencies, internal equity, and market conditions. While the full pay range is provided to support pay transparency, individual compensation will vary within the range based on these factors.Benefits: Eligible after 30 days of full-time employment (minimum of 30 hours/week): • Medical, • Flexible spending, • Dental, • Vision Additional coverage after 60 days: • Life, • AD&D, • Disability Other benefits: • Dependent Daycare Flexible Spending, • Tuition assistance (100% for bachelor's, 50% for graduate programs), • Retirement plan (3.5% annual compensation contribution, plus 3.5% match for 6% individual contribution), • Employee recognition programs, • Public transportation discount, • Employee assistance program (EAP), • Join Pioneer and be part of a team that values and invests in you. What you'll do This position is designated to provide Supported Employment services to individuals who want to work and are experiencing barriers to employment. Services are intended to support successful community participation, reduce barriers, and increase long-term vocational and/or educational stability through skills training, cueing, modeling, advocacy, and connection to community supports as identified by the person-centered assessment, individualized goal plan, and career profile. Supported Employment Specialists uphold fidelity to the IPS model while supporting a holistic, integrated care approach that improves outcomes in employment, health, and community transitions. Which includes pre and post-employment supports. Primary/essential duties and responsibilities are but not limited to: • Provide coaching, education, support, and skill-building related to individualized employment, education, or entrepreneurship goals, guided by the career profile and person-centered plan., • Operate from a peer-informed, person-centered lens that honors participant choice, voice, and self-determination in all vocational decisions., • Ensure services are strengths-based and trauma-informed, supporting dignity, respect, and empowerment through validation of lived experience., • Identify career and occupational targets through development of a career profile that captures participant preferences, strengths, and barriers., • Provide skill-building as it relates to filling out applications, resume building, and interview preparation, tailored to the participant’s career profile and goals., • Provide financial education and resources to guide decisions about starting and maintaining work, wage changes, and benefits., • Provide rapid job search, helping participants seek jobs directly as an alternative to extended pre-employment assessments., • Offer individualized follow-along supports for as long as the participant desires., • Demonstrate and model hope, conveying optimism that competitive employment and career growth are achievable., • Provide job development by creating opportunities to build relationships with employers based on participant preferences., • Utilize rapid, individualized and diverse job search strategies., • Engage participants as equal partners in their employment journey, reducing power imbalances and promoting shared decision-making., • Document outcomes as they relate to IPS Supported Employment fidelity and program guidelines., • Maintain accurate data systems, records, and reports in compliance with state, federal, and organizational requirements., • Complete all clinical documentation and paperwork “as soon as practicable’ after a service is provided, no later than 24-48 hours, • Gather information about the nature of job opportunities and assess whether they may be a good fit for participants., • Meet regularly with employers to develop strong partnerships in job development and keep employer outreach tracker/log, • Maintain records of service provision, job search, employment applications, resumes, benefits counseling, and participant progress toward career goals., • Ensure documentation and files meet auditing and program standards., • Meet productivity standards as determined by program leadership., • Act as a member of the multidisciplinary clinical team, ensuring employment services are integrated with behavioral health care., • Collaborate with providers, treatment teams, and community partners to support participant employment goals., • Build and maintain strong relationships with employers and workforce partners to expand job opportunities., • Provide education to employers and community partners about Supported Employment practices and participant rights., • Write clear, concise reports and correspondence., • Promote and model teamwork, collaboration, and mutual respect with coworkers, participants, and community partners., • Engage with participants and employers using a person-centered, strengths-based approach that reduces stigma and power imbalances., • Partner with department leadership and Quality Assurance teams to ensure program fidelity to IPS Supported Employment standards., • Monitor employment service delivery for adherence to person-centered, trauma-informed, and strengths-based practices., • Adhere to professional and ethical standards in all aspects of service delivery., • Ensure required credentials remain in good standing and up to date with the WA Department of Health., • Attend staff meetings and actively participate in planning, coordination, and delivery of quality services., • Attend required trainings as assigned by department leadership and participate as a collaborative team member., • Participate in regular supervision meetings., • Obtain CPR & First Aid certification within 90 days of hire (or as soon as possible) and maintain throughout employment., • Participate in continuing education and professional development opportunities as budget allows, with a goal of at least two trainings or conferences per year. What you'll bring (Any Equivalent Combination of Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, Education, and Experience) • AA degree in any related field (Human services, business administration, social work, public health, criminal justice, etc.), • 2 years’ experience working with individuals who experience behavioral health challenges, • Must obtain and maintain an Agency Affiliated Counselor credential (Must apply within 7 days of employment, • Possess or be able to pursue/obtain Certified Peer Counselor Credential through WA DOH under 18.19 RCW of WA. within 30 days of employment, • May occasionally need to transport clients to appointments. Must have valid driver’s license, ability to meet the requirements of a Company Approved Driver including minimum personal vehicle insurance if driving a personal vehicle on Company business and acceptable driving record.May occasionally need to transport clients to appointments. Must have valid driver’s license, ability to meet the requirements of a Company Approved Driver including minimum personal vehicle insurance if driving a personal vehicle on Company business and acceptable driving record. Preferably you'll bring • BA/BS Degree in any related field (Human services, business administration, social work, public health, criminal justice, etc.), • Experience with state substance use residential treatment facility services, • Experience working with people from diverse cultures EEO Pioneer human services is an equal opportunity employer of minorities/women/individuals with disabilities/protected veterans and does not unlawfully discriminate under federal, state, or local laws. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, physical or mental disability, or protected veteran status. EEOC is the Law/EEO Policy Statement Pioneer Human Services is a Drug-Free Company Pioneer Human Services is a drug free company. This position has been deemed safety sensitive under RCW 49.44.240(3) and is subject to both pre-employment drug testing and drug testing during employment, to include testing for marijuana.

Job Description PURPOSE. DIGNITY. ACTION. (PDA) PDA strives to build robust support for non-punitive, community-based solutions to many public safety issues. With neighborhood and public partners and in partnership with community members actively seeking to move past experiences of harm and injury, we design and deliver widely supported initiatives that promote safety, restoration, and racial equity. Who We Are Formed in 1969 as The Defender Association to provide high-quality legal defense for civil rights activists in Seattle, in 2013 we began to concentrate exclusively on alternative public safety models, when King County created an in-house public defense program. PDA remained independent to carry on the work of our Racial Disparity Project, which had helped to design LEAD, the nation’s first pre-booking diversion model for drug-related offenses. In 2021, we adopted a Co-Executive Director structure, recognizing the value of power-sharing, multiple voices, and perspectives at the leadership level. Our multicultural team of lawyers, organizers, project managers, social workers, direct service providers, and administrative staff blends professional and technical skills with lived experience of the systems we’re working to change. CoLEAD Background CoLEAD developed from the LEAD framework to provide intensive case management in non-congregate shelter facilities for people who are at high risk of exposure to the criminal legal system; all participants experience substance use disorder and high barriers to housing and establishing a lawful income source. CoLEAD connects hundreds of participants to primary care, prevents overdoses (no participant has died of an overdose since we launched in Spring 2020), establishes permanent housing plans, and provides legal system coordination under the LEAD model. While our services are low-barrier, our case management team implements recovery supports aligned with the SAMHSA recovery framework, including health care (physical and behavioral), connection, and addressing recovery obstacles that can impede stabilization and hope for progress. Position Description: The Outreach position entails going out into the community to contact, develop rapport, and engage with individuals who are living outside. The position will provide services from a client centered, harm reduction approach, utilizing motivational interviewing skills. Outreach may also connect with community members and business owners to help inform them about current conditions for homeless individuals in the community and help strategize positive solutions to public safety and public health community concerns. The nature of this position is extremely independent, requiring excellent interpersonal relationship and communication skills, common sense regarding personal safety, creative thinking, multi tasking and conflict resolution skills. Essential Job Functions: ● Participant outreach and coordination o Provide trauma-informed outreach, assessment and linkage to appropriate care for unsheltered individuals o Coordinate individual referrals from outreach to shelter, temporary lodging, or other service resources when necessary o Participate in case conferencing meetings for outreach and other homeless service providers to discuss clients with high barriers o Work with Housing Case Manager as needed for CE and other assessments needed for direct housing placement ● Community outreach and coordination o Outreach and engage community partners, businesses, organizations to foster connection and collaboration to advocate for client needs o Serve as a liaison to business interests when necessary to communicate model and problem solve around the needs of unsheltered community o Connect with government and community entities to bring a coordinated system response, which may include: • Public health assessments and care, • Hygiene and sanitation services, • Waste removal, • Law enforcement coordination, • Benefits Assistance, • Other systemic services ● Program reporting and coordination o Provide data and reports per contract requirements o Participate in all outreach and other staff activities as needed o Other duties as assigned General requirements, ability to: ● Ability to implement harm reduction techniques within a participant-centered framework, e.g. motivational interviewing, trauma-informed care, and low-barrier assistance ● Demonstrated ability to respectfully engage with individuals experiencing homelessness and behavioral health conditions essential. ● Maintain confidentiality ● Work cooperatively, harmoniously and respectfully with co-workers, supervisors, participants, public, and customers ● Deal with a variety of people with diverse backgrounds ● Communicate effectively verbally and in writing ● Understand and follow verbal and written instructions ● Handle multiple tasks and priorities with interruptions ● Maintain case files and maintain file information in PDA’s case management/data management systems Essential Job Qualifications: ● Experience working in programs that serve individuals with mental health disabilities and substance use disorder ● Clinical training or expertise in behavioral health ● Interest or experience in working with program participants who have difficulty engaging with traditional programs and have exposure/involvement with the criminal legal system ● Ability to communicate and work effectively with staff from various backgrounds ● Ability to work effectively with participants displaying a wide range of behaviors ● Subscribe to the philosophy of cooperation and continuity across programs and of consideration and respect for participants ● Ability to oversee and train staff to utilize and track participant progress and information in an electronic case management system, including chart audits for continuous quality improvement efforts ● Current Washington State Driver’s License, current auto insurance, and access to a reliable vehicle PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: ● Lived experience with criminal legal systems, including jails, law enforcement and courts ● Mental Health Professional (LICSW, LMHC, etc.) Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP) or related work/experience ● Three years of experience in work related to residential programs, outreach programs or in an institutional setting ● Academic training in the social service field and in the area of substance use disorder and mental health treatment ● Experience providing services from a harm reduction perspective to individuals with unsupported mental health disabilities who also have problematic drug use Location The PDA Office is in Seattle, WA. Benefits include: • 401k match of up to 4% of salary, beginning after six months of employment, • Annual, 2% of salary, profit sharing contribution to 401k, provided in most years, • Generous medical and dental benefits for employees and family members, • Flexible Spending Agreement for both medical and dependent care needs, • 15 days vacation per year, increasing annually up to 20 days vacation per year, after 5 years, • 12 personal/sick days annually;, • Monthly $50 employer cell phone contribution if required by position This is a Fair Labor Standards Act-exempt, at-will position; continuation in the position depends on both performance and funding. Equal Opportunity Employer PDA is committed to a policy of equal opportunity and fosters an environment free of barriers and discriminatory practices. PDA actively promotes mutual respect, acceptance, teamwork, and productivity. PDA is committed to maintaining an organization whose staff, Board, and clients are diverse in background, experience, race, color, national origin, gender, age, religious affiliation, marital status, sexual identity, sensory, mental or physical abilities, veteran status, and other qualities that strengthen the program while reinforcing its commitment to basic fairness. People of color, those directly impacted by the criminal justice system, people who identify as queer, trans, lesbian, gay, or bisexual, and those with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply. Individuals needing a reasonable accommodation for the application or interview process should contact hr@ WeArePDA.org. How to Apply Submit your cover letter and resume. Please Note: Only applicants under consideration will be contacted. No phone calls, please.

Job Description Job Title: Property Manager Effective Date: 4/16/26 Reports to: Real Estate Director Pay Range: $ 34.79 - $42.48 Status: ☒Full Time ☐Part Time ☒Regular ☐Temporary FLSA: ☐Exempt ☒Non-Exempt Job Summary: The Property Manager will be responsible for the day-to-day administrative operations for ?al?al The operations include the lease-up of new tenants, overseeing the turnover of units, coordination of maintenance and janitorial services with the facilities team, oversee building operations, processing accounts payables, accepting rent, and participating as a member of the Chief Seattle Club Real Estate team assisting the Real Estate Director in all aspects of property management as needed. This position will play an integral part in supporting CSC partnerships with an emerging non-profit, and will be key to resolving residents’ issues, maintaining a collaborative working relationship with support services and enforcing rules at ?al?al. Essential Job Functions: • Operate within the provisions of Seattle and Washington State Landlord Tenant law, Fair Housing law and the ADA., • Maintain all tenant files and program operation to ensure documentation complies with contracts, auditing and all other applicable standards and conduct ongoing review process to ensure that program standards are maintained qualifications., • Provide professional residential service standards at all times by promptly responding to tenant complaints and seeking immediate resolutions., • Ensure adequate coverage of the premises through coordination with support services., • Enforce rules and lease provisions. Follow up with appropriate disciplinary actions for rules violations including serving appropriate legal notices and processing evictions., • Collect rent and process delinquent payments in accordance with Washington State and Seattle landlord tenant regulations., • Resolve subsidy account discrepancies., • Assist Real Estate Director with preparation of annual budget., • Provide tours to prospective applicants and work with applicants to complete an accurate compliance file for approval prior to move-in., • Maintain wait list or interest list in accordance with program requirements., • Sign and maintain all lease agreements with new residents and provide orientation., • Process work orders and coordinate maintenance and janitorial services with the facilities team., • Work with residents who may have issues related substance addiction, physical and mental health problems, and who may be in need of social living skills., • Ensure ongoing compliance with applicable housing laws, fair housing regulations, lease requirements, and organizational policies through consistent oversight of property operations and tenant documentation., • Maintain active engagement in promoting a safe work environment by following safety procedures and participating in required safety trainings relevant to their role., • Maintain active engagement in promoting a safe work environment by following safety procedures and participating in required safety trainings relevant to their role., • Other duties as assigned Non-Essential Job Functions: • Attends and participates in CSC training, staff meetings, and monthly CSC partners meeting, • Performs other duties as situation requires or as assigned by supervisor. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Required: Education: A bachelor's degree in business administration, real estate, finance, or a related field is typically preferred. Experience: 1-5 year relevant experience in property management or real estate can sometimes substitute for formal education, and familiarity with bookkeeping. Licenses/Certifications: Certified Apartment Manager (CAM) experience preferred but not required Technical Skills & Competencies: • Proficient computer skills, competency with Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook, and ability to utilize a property management software program. Soft Skills: • This position will require strong relationship-building skills to help strengthen another nonprofit that is entering into the housing sector., • Critical Thinking Skills – Ability to identify and resolve tenant concerns or property-related issues promptly and effectively., • Customer Service Orientation – Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to address tenant inquiries and concerns with patience and professionalism., • Time Management – Strong ability to prioritize tasks and manage multiple property management responsibilities, such as maintenance requests and lease processing, simultaneously., • Attention to Detail – Ensuring accuracy when handling tenant records, lease agreements, and property maintenance documentation. Preferred Qualifications: • Experience with mission driven nonprofits and familiarity with diverse communities and individuals from various backgrounds., • Experience with Coordinated Entry systems and the Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) for managing housing referrals and client data., • Experience working with third-party compliance groups responsible for reviewing and approving applications. Must show strong attention to detail, a proactive approach to compliance, and a commitment to getting submissions right the first time., • LIHTC experience Physical Requirements & Work Environment: Most positions at CSC are exposed to members of the community who have experienced or are experiencing trauma in various forms including but not limited to: domestic violence, sexual violence, homelessness, unemployment, financial hardship, etc. As a result, staff are at risk of secondary trauma. Employees are encouraged to seek external support and maintain self-care when working indirectly or directly with clients. Mental health care referrals for employees is Available Reasonable accommodation will be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Benefits Summary: Full-time employee benefits package includes: • Medical, Dental, Vision, and an Employee Assistance Program, • Public Transportation (ORCA) pass, • 401(k) Retirement Plan, • Paid Time Off, Holiday Pay, and Night Shift Differential, • Transparent Pay Schedule, • Internal Hiring and Encouraged Advancement Equal Employment Opportunity Chief Seattle Club is an equal opportunity employer. Employment decisions are based on merit and business needs. It is Chief Seattle Club’s policy not to discriminate against employees and applicants based on race, color, citizenship, status, national origin, ancestry, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, creed, physical or mental disability, marital status, veteran status, political affiliation, or any other factor protected by law, with respect to recruitment, hiring, training, promotion and other terms and conditions of employment. All employment decisions shall be consistent with the principle of Equal Employment Opportunity. Chief Seattle Club is committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment for all members of our staff, clients, volunteers, subcontractors, and vendors.

Job Description WHO is Sound Generations? We are a comprehensive non-profit organization that serves older adults and people with disabilities in King County. Our mission is to partner with older adults to provide accessible and inclusive services so they can age their way. We are currently seeking a Senior Accountant to join our accounting team in Seattle, WA. What will YOU do? Senior Accountant focuses on the accounting activity of our treasury and not-for-profit organizations. This includes but is not limited to our Senior Centers, Senior Housing, Bank reconciliations, Intercompany transactions, General ledger reconciliations, and Credit Card Management and the corresponding internal controls, financial risk, accuracy, timeliness and consistency of all financial reporting, billing expenses tracking, grant management and compliance and payroll. This position reports to Assistant Controller. Pay Rate: $87,776.90 per year. Work Schedule: Monday Through Friday, 40 hours per week. Benefits: • Great Medical, Dental, Vision, Life and Disability insurance coverage for the employee and cost-sharing for family members., • Employer contribution to 401k plan., • 3 weeks paid vacation. Plus, paid sick leave, 13 paid holidays (11 scheduled and 2 floating holidays/personal days)., • Health Savings Account, Flexible Spending Account, Commuter benefits and more! Responsibilities: • Adhere to compliance with not-for-profit fund accounting including consolidations, net assets and release from restriction in compliance with GAAP, FASB, Uniform Guidance and regulatory requirements., • Support the annual audit and the form 990s as well as any federal, state, county, city and funder audits., • Maintain the integrity of the Senior Centers’ General Ledger. Ensure timely monthly close and monthly reconciliations of all balance sheet accounts and important income statement accounts that flows to the functional statement as well as the Statement of Expenditures of Federal Assistance., • Demonstrate a customer-service attitude and understanding that the role is to provide support and mentorship to the senior centers., • Analyze complex financial and statistical data and determine their significance: prepare comprehensive narrative and visual statements supporting complex financial reports., • Reconcile bank accounts, make adjustment journals and have curiosity about anomalies., • Reconcile intercompany transactions to ensure consolidated financial statements reflect only third-party activity., • Reconcile general ledger accounts to support records to ensure accuracy and integrity in financial reporting., • Reconcile and oversee Credit Card Management and Employee Expense reimbursement process and software in a timely, consistent manner., • Function as a technical expert to senior centers in accounting policies and procedures. Build financial fluency at all levels of the organization. Review the work of Senior Centers’ bookkeepers., • Maintain legal and contractual compliance., • Analyze GAAP and Uniform Guidance standards’ impact on the financial data and recommend operations changes as required., • Participate in a collaborative and effective team in a healthy work environment., • Prepare transactions and journals., • Represent program/department to internal and external audiences., • Develop and maintain good relationships with cross-functional teams, staff, volunteers and people utilizing the same facilities and the general public. Requirements: • Bachelor’s degree in accounting or related field., • Four (4) years’ accounting experience with at least two (2) years of multi-entity experience., • Four (4) years’ experience working with financial, budget, expense management software such as NetSuite, Intacct, MIP, Ramp., • CPA or other comparable experience highly preferred. Sound Generations is an equal opportunity employer, and we value our diverse workforce. We welcome everyone who is interested in serving our local communities. Please contact our HR Team at hr@soundgenerations.org for help with accommodations or if you have any questions. HOW do I Apply? Please visit: https://soundgenerations.org/careers/ This position will remain open until filled. We look forward to learning more about you and what you can bring to Sound Generations. Note: We do not provide sponsorship for a work visa or work authorizations.

Job Description Job Title: Case Manager Effective Date: 6/1/26 Reports to: Program Manager Pay Range: $30.05 - $36.53 Status: ☒ Full Time ☐ Part Time ☒ Regular ☐ Temporary FLSA: ☐ Exempt ☒ Non-Exempt Job Summary: Chief Seattle Club provides permanent, affordable, and supportive housing to residents (Native American/Alaska Native) at our facilities. Along with housing comes wrap-around support services to help residents live healthy and sustainable lives. Under the direction of the Program Manager, the Case Manager works in permanent supportive housing with the Support Assistants and residents on supporting life at our housing sites, which includes culturally adaptive wrap-around services. Goals and objectives are established and evaluated by the Program Manager, Residential Services Director, and Supportive Housing Director. This position requires on-site work. Essential Job Functions: • Preliminary screening with current residents of the community to assess needs (housing, employment, education, domestic violence advocacy, mental & spiritual health, substance abuse treatment, health, parenting referrals)., • Provide referrals to outside agencies or organizations to resolve barriers to basic needs., • Assist members in creating goals or an action plan and continually follow up with residents., • Work with other CSC staff to deliver support services., • Assist with residents and the Advocate team with move-in/move-out inspections as needed., • Coordinate and network with fellow case managers to develop any necessary new resources., • Maintain and complete necessary documentation through client tracking system such as HMIS/Clarity or Agency., • Create and report monthly data/statistics to Program Manager for Board reports., • Participate in staff/team meetings., • Participate in residential activities and events., • Support Advocates with any resident needs., • Support and maintain a therapeutic and healing work environment., • Create and maintain resident files in secure areas such as file cabinets and/or a Cloud platform., • Assist the Program Manager with any move-ins/move-outs., • Actively participate in safety-related activities, including attending safety trainings, adhering to safety protocols, and serving as a member of the organization’s safety committee to ensure a safe environment for staff and clients., • Perform other duties as assigned. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required: • Bachelor’s degree in social work, Human Services, Psychology, or a related field (master’s degree preferred)., • Minimum 2 years case management experience working with vulnerable populations and/or working in a non-profit social service setting., • Basic knowledge of computers and Microsoft Office 365., • Knowledge of current policies, laws and rights around housing., • High degree of discretion and excellent judgment., • Ability to handle complaints/conflicts in a calm and professional manner., • Strong crisis intervention skills with the ability to prioritize and handle multiple tasks under stressful conditions., • Must have a strong understanding of historical and intergenerational trauma among Indigenous communities., • Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail., • Excellent time management skills with a proven ability to meet deadlines., • Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Licenses/Certifications/Training: • Formal professional de-escalation training, • CPR/First Aid, • Bloodborne Pathogen certification *Employees without this certification will need to complete these certifications upon hire. Physical Requirements: • Ability to sit, stand, and walk for extended periods while working with clients and staff., • Frequent use of a computer, phone, and other standard office equipment., • May require occasional lifting (up to 20 lbs.). Work Environment: • This position typically operates in a professional office setting but may require visits to other CSC facilities, partner agencies, and community organizations., • Collaboration with other team members, external agencies, and landlords to advocate for and support clients., • Most positions at CSC are exposed to members of the community who have experienced or are experiencing trauma in various forms including but not limited to domestic violence, sexual violence, homelessness, unemployment, financial hardship, etc. As a result, staff is at risk of secondary trauma. Employees are encouraged to seek external support and maintain self-care when working indirectly or directly with clients. Mental health care referrals for employees are available. Reasonable accommodation will be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. This job description is intended to describe the general nature of this job and may not include all responsibilities that might be required of the person holding this position. This job description is subject to change at any time at the sole discretion of the company and does not establish a contract for employment. Benefits: Full-time employee benefits package includes: • Medical, Dental, Vision, and an Employee Assistance Program, • Public Transportation (ORCA) pass, • 401(k) Retirement Plan, • Paid Time Off and Holiday Pay, • Transparent Pay Schedule, • Internal Hiring and Encouraged Advancement Equal Employment Opportunity Chief Seattle Club is an equal opportunity employer. Employment decisions are based on merit and business needs. It is Chief Seattle Club’s policy not to discriminate against employees and applicants based on race, color, citizenship, status, national origin, ancestry, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, creed, physical or mental disability, marital status, veteran status, political affiliation, or any other factor protected by law, with respect to recruitment, hiring, training, promotion and other terms and conditions of employment. All employment decisions shall be consistent with the principle of Equal Employment Opportunity. Chief Seattle Club is committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment for all members of our staff, clients, volunteers, subcontractors, and vendors.

Job DescriptionWhy work with YWCA Seattle King Snohomish? YWCA SKS is the region’s largest non-profit organization with a 120+ year legacy, focused on the needs of women, with programs serving 7,000 people each year. When you work with YWCA, you make a difference. We’re women and BIPOC-led, family-centered, and supportive of employees. As a full-time YWCA employee (30+ hours), you’ll enjoy a benefits package including medical insurance, generous vacation, holiday, sick leave plans, and an outstanding retirement plan. Put your passion for racial equity and social justice to work – apply today! What You'll Do YWCA Seattle \u007C King \u007C Snohomish is seeking a Children and Youth Gender-Based Violence Community Advocate who is passionate about supporting Black and African American youth and families impacted by gender-based violence. At YWCA, this work is grounded in our long-standing commitment to racial justice, survivor advocacy, and community-centered care. We believe meaningful change happens when people are supported with dignity, consistency, and respect and when staff are supported just as intentionally. In this role, you’ll work directly with children and youth ages 6–18, providing trauma-informed, culturally relevant advocacy in schools, community spaces, and family settings. You’ll help young people build safety, confidence, and connection while strengthening family stability and community partnerships. This is hands-on, relationship-based work with room for creativity, leadership, and growth.You won’t be doing this work alone. You’ll be part of a collaborative, values-driven team that recognizes lived experience, invests in staff development, and understands the importance of sustainable, supportive workplaces. Note: This position is fully onsite and includes regular presence in YWCA offices, schools, and community settings across Seattle and South King County. This position has a social justice component allowing for critical thinking around how the external systems impact the work that we are doing through the lens of racism and intersections with poverty. As an equal opportunity employer, we highly encourage people of color to apply.Expectations of your role: • Family and Youth Advocacy, • Provide culturally relevant advocacy with trauma informed approach to the children and youth (ages 6+) of survivors of gender-based violence, fleeing imminent danger., • Conduct initial intakes to evaluate the needs of survivors and children/youth., • Offer crisis intervention, grounding, and coping strategies in shelter, community, school, and office-based settings., • Serve as a positive role model for children and youth by demonstrating healthy communication, boundaries, problem-solving, and respectful relationships, while encouraging self-esteem, resilience, and personal growth., • Work alongside YWCA’s Housing Advocates to ensure children have access to available and appropriate youth services (i.e., high school personnel, McKinney Vento and Department of Children Youth and families (DCYF) and Child Protective Services (CPS) counseling and community -based youth programs), • Support parents and youth in learning strategies for staying safe and developing individualized, age-appropriate safety plans related to home, school, online spaces, and relationships., • Provide education to children and youth on healthy relationships, boundaries, consent, and personal safety., • Partner with GBVSS Housing Advocates to identify families and address the needs of children., • Implement YWCA GBVSS 8-week children/youths’ curriculum; that assists in the healing process., • Develop and maintain an ongoing network of resources for children with coordinated referrals to link children and families., • Attend DCYF and CPS case meetings for relevant families., • Provide wrap around services not limited to emergency basic needs, direct resources to increase economic self-sufficiency, promote health, mental wellness, etc., • Co-facilitate parenting classes though independent contracted licensed clinician., • Maintain accurate and confidential client files/spreadsheet, complete HMIS, timely data collection and monthly reporting including narrative writing., • Community and School Outreach, • Manage relationships for the McKinney-Vento liaison program with select Public Schools, • Support relocated families with new student school enrollment support., • Facilitate workshops and activities that engage Black/African American and youth of color in developing a deeper understanding of the interplay between race, gender, and violence., • Facilitate and hold space for meaningful peer connections and collective learning, healing, and action., • Maintain consistent follow-through and positive working relationships with key school administrators, counselors, and decision-makers., • Leverage effective communication skills to navigate through the relevant educational systems., • Provide civic participation to ensure youth engagement and preparation through school., • Work in partnership with DCYF, Community Centers, and Local public schools within Seattle and King County., • Attend all required external and internal programming, community and provider meetings.Must have's to be successful:, • Required Experience and Knowledge, • Demonstrated understanding of the intersection of racism, poverty, and social justice, with a strong commitment to advocacy for communities furthest from opportunity, particularly Black and African American women, children, and youth., • Knowledge of the dynamics of gender-based violence, including power and control, coercion, trauma impacts, and survivor-centered, trauma-informed best practices., • Experience working with survivors of domestic violence and or sexual assault in an advocacy, support, or community-based setting., • Minimum of (2) years of experience working or volunteering with children and youth ages 6–18., • Experience providing crisis intervention, education, and support to children, youth, and families in one-on-one and group settings., • Strong understanding of confidentiality and professional boundaries when working with vulnerable populations., • Ability to navigate and coordinate across multiple systems, including human services, education, and child welfare., • Education and Training, • Some college coursework in child or youth development, social services, or a related field, or equivalent lived or professional experience in lieu of a degree., • Commitment to complete a minimum of 30 hours of advocacy-based domestic violence training within the first three (3) months of employment and annually ongoing training thereafter., • Youth and Community Engagement Skills, • Experience facilitating or co-facilitating peer support groups for children or youth., • Familiarity with how cultural dynamics, including racism and gender, shape the experiences and responses of Black and African American youth impacted by domestic violence., • Knowledge of community resources within Seattle and South King County, or the ability to quickly build and maintain those connections., • Professional Skills and Work Style, • Strong advocacy orientation with the ability to work independently and collaboratively as part of a team., • Proficiency with basic office technology, including Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and mobile communication tools., • Ability to manage documentation, data entry, and reporting in a timely and organized manner., • Logistics and Availability, • Access to a reliable vehicle, a valid Washington State driver’s license, and the ability to travel independently between multiple work sites during the workday.Hours, Rate, and Benefits, • Hourly Rate: $28.00, • Hours: 40 Hours per week, • Excellent benefits package including medical insurance, retirement plan, plus generous vacation, holiday, and sick leave plans. For more information about our benefits, please visit: YWCA Careers & Benefits Information, • At the time of hire, employees may enroll voluntarily in the Fidelity 403b Plan, • After two years of employment, employees are eligible to participate in the YWCA Retirement FundPhysical Requirements, • The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an individual to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. In performing this position, the employee:, • All positions at YWCA Seattle \u007C King \u007C Snohomish are exposed to clients who have experienced or are experiencing trauma in various forms including but not limited to domestic violence, sexual violence, homelessness, unemployment, financial hardship, etc. As a result, staff are at risk of secondary trauma. Employees are encouraged to seek external support and maintain self-care when working indirectly or directly with clients., • Frequently sitting, standing, and walking for extended periods during meetings, school activities, workshops, and group facilitation., • Frequently traveling independently between multiple work sites, including schools and community locations., • Repetitive use of hands, wrists, and fingers for computer work, documentation, phone communication, and program coordination., • Frequent reaching, handling, and grasping of office and program materials., • Occasional bending, kneeling, pushing, and pulling to access files, supplies, or materials., • Occasional lifting and carrying of program materials, files, or supplies, generally up to 25 pounds., • Ability to work in environments that may be emotionally demanding due to the nature of advocacy and trauma-informed work.#LI-Onsite#LI-LP1 YWCA encourages applicants with a variety of experiences to apply!At YWCA, we recognize that lived expertise is a powerful asset. This refers to the insights, knowledge, and skills developed by those who have navigated systems and experienced inequity. Valuing lived expertise helps build trust with program participants, develop culturally responsive programs, and break down barriers to equity. It enriches our collective understanding and enhances our ability to serve communities that are furthest from opportunity. Mental Health ConsiderationsAll employees of the YWCA interact with clients who have experienced or are experiencing trauma in various forms, including but not limited to, racial trauma, domestic violence, sexual violence, homelessness, unemployment, and financial hardship. As a result, employees are at risk of secondary trauma. We encourage employees to seek support inside and outside the workplace and maintain self-care routines. Equal Opportunity EmploymentYWCA Seattle King Snohomish is an Equal Opportunity Employer. To read more about this, view the EEO is the Law Poster and this EEO is the Law Poster Supplement. For more information Contact us at careers@ywcaworks.org with any questions or if you need accommodation for your application.

Job DescriptionDescription: Overview Launch is dedicated to ensuring a brilliant start for all children. Through our preschool, after school and summer programs, we provide equitable access to the highest-quality learning and care in a safe, enriching environment that prepares children for success in school and life. Our programs serve a diverse group of over 1300 children ages 3-12 and are located on-site in 9 Seattle public schools and 3 community centers. Drawing on more than 40 years of experience, we serve as a proven model of effective programming and a passionate advocate for children, families, and communities. Launch strives to live an anti-racist, inclusive existence, and welcomes diverse voices, experiences, and perspectives. The Center Aide is responsible for providing a safe, caring, and academically and socially enriching environment for pre-school and school age children. This position provides support for preschool and school age classrooms during breaks, planning, and in other situations where a Lead Teacher is not available. This position is under the direct supervision of the site manager, lead preschool teacher, assistant preschool teacher and/or enrichment teacher. This position will be responsible for preparing snacks, cleaning and other duties associated with supporting our programs. Essential Job Functions • Prepare nutritious meals and snacks for children according to set menu; prepares substitute items for children on restricted diets., • Practice safe food handling techniques in food preparation and storage - in accordance with the WAC (i.e., sanitizer bottles, food labeling and storage, fridge temperatures, etc.as examples)., • Ensure food orders are put away in a timely manner to ensure safety and health regulations., • Supervise and manage groups of children as directed., • Attend scheduled staff meetings, • Maintain safety of children, • Maintain organization and cleanliness of site, • Prepare and serve snacks to the children, • Engage children in enrichment activities, • Provide homework support, • Build strong and nurturing relationship with children and families, • Have positive communication with parents, staff, supervisor, school, etc., • Enforce all general safety rules of center, • Assist in positive behavior management technique’s when required, • Obtain required training and on-going professional development Requirements: Qualifications Minimum Education, Experience & Training Equivalent • Must be a minimum of 18 years of age, • A high school diploma or GED. Desired but not required: • Experience working in a non-profit organization, • At least one year of related experience, • Associates degree, • Culinary training a plus, • Any combination of education and experience that would likely provide the required knowledge and abilities is qualifying Knowledge and Skills: • Proven ability to work and communicate with children and adults in a positive and proactive manner, • A demonstrated ability to work effectively both independently and as a team member, • Strong time management skills, • Demonstrated ability to work in a fast-paced environment with a wide range of personalities, • Exceptional problem-solving abilities., • Exceptional written and verbal communication skills., • Detail oriented., • Able to perform work accurately and thoroughly., • Knowledge of safe food handling practices required. Condition of Employment • Ability to obtain and maintain criminal record clearance, • TB Clearance, • Food Worker Card, • First Aid/CPR, • Blood Borne Pathogens/HIV training, • Mandated Reported Training, • MMR Vaccination Record, • Must attend any required training After Hire • Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families Trainings:, • Medication Management, • Disaster and Emergency Preparedness, • Families Experiencing Homelessness, • Abusive Head Trauma Within Six months of Hire • Completion of STARS Basic 30-hour Child Care course The statement contained in this job description reflect general details as necessary to describe the principal functions of the job. It should not be considered an all-inclusive listing of work requirements. Individuals may perform other duties as assigned, including work in other functional areas as deemed fit for the organization.

Job DescriptionDescription: Overview Launch is dedicated to ensuring a brilliant start for all children. Through our preschool, after school and summer programs, we provide equitable access to the highest-quality learning and care in a safe, enriching environment that prepares children for success in school and life. Our programs serve a diverse group of over 1,000 children ages 3-12 and are located on-site in 9 Seattle public schools and 4 community centers. Drawing on more than 45 years of experience, we serve as a proven model of effective programming and a passionate advocate for children, families and communities. Launch strives to live an anti-racist, inclusive existence, and welcomes diverse voices, experiences, and perspectives. The Early Preschool Teacher is responsible for providing a safe, caring, and socially enriching environment for toddler children. This position provides support for the children’s emotion and social development, encouraging understanding of others and positive self-concepts. In addition to duties associated as a toddler teacher. Essential Job Functions • Prepare nutritious meals and snacks for children according to set menu; prepares substitute items for children on restricted diets., • Practice safe food handling techniques in food preparation and storage - in accordance with the WAC (i.e. sanitizer bottles, food labeling and storage, fridge temperatures, etc. as examples)., • Ensure food orders are put away in a timely manner to ensure safety and health regulations., • Supervise and manage groups of children; creating developmentally appropriate lesson plans., • Communicate with parents and guardians about daily activities, behaviors and related issues., • Maintain safety of children., • Cultivate and sustain a positive environment conducive to the children’s well-being through proactive maintenance of social emotional development., • Engage children in supporting activities for emotional and support, encourage understanding of others and positive self-concepts., • Sanitize toys and play equipment. Maintain cleanliness and organization of the classroom., • Dress children and change diapers., • Keep records on individual children, including daily observations and information about activities, meals served, and medications administered., • Identify signs of emotional or developmental problems in children and bring them to parents’ or guardians’ attention., • Instruct children in health and personal habits, such as eating, resting, and toilet habits., • Build strong and nurturing relationship with children and families., • Have positive communication with parents, staff, supervisor, school, etc., • Enforce all general safety rules of site., • Regulate children’s rest periods., • Assist in positive behavior management technique’s when required., • Obtain required training and on-going professional development., • Learn and implement curriculum and assessment tools., • Attend scheduled staff meetings. Requirements: Qualifications Minimum Education, Experience & Training Equivalent • Must be a minimum of 18 years of age, • A minimum of 1 year education beyond high school required. An AA in education or related field is preferred, • Will need 12 credits in Early Childhood Education by 2030 Desired but not required: • Experience working in a non-profit organization, • AA or BA in Education, • Any combination of education and experience that would likely provide the required knowledge and abilities is qualifying. Knowledge and Skills: • Proven ability to work and communicate with children and adults in a positive and proactive manner, • A demonstrated ability to work effectively both independently and as a team member, • Strong time management skills, • Demonstrated ability to work in a fast paced environment with a wide range of personalities, • Exceptional problem solving abilities., • Exceptional written and verbal communication skills., • Detail oriented., • Able to perform work accurately and thoroughly., • Knowledge of safe food handling practices required., • The ability to work effectively in a normal classroom environment; physical requirements include normal walking, sitting, bending, twisting, standing and reaching activities and the ability to regularly lift items weighing up to 40 lbs. Condition of Employment • Ability to obtain and maintain criminal record clearance, • TB Clearance, • Food Worker Card, • First Aid/CPR, • Blood Borne Pathogens/HIV training, • Mandated Reported Training, • MMR Vaccination Record, • Must attend any required training After Hire • Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families Trainings:, • Medication Management, • Disaster and Emergency Preparedness, • Families Experiencing Homelessness, • Abusive Head Trauma Within Three Months of Hire • Completion of STARS Basic 30 hour Child Care course The statement contained in this job description reflect general details as necessary to describe the principal functions of the job. It should not be considered an all-inclusive listing of work requirements. Individuals may perform other duties as assigned, including work in other functional areas as deemed fit for the organization.