Senior Program Officer, Assessments, Digitally-Enabled Teaching and Learning

Fondation Gates · Seattle, United States

Organization
Fondation Gates
Location
Seattle, United States
Organization type
Foundation / donor
Contract
Job
Sector
Education
Posted
28 October 2026
Deadline
11 November 2026 4 days left

Job details

Education
Master's degree
Remote work
Possible

excerpts from the official posting

The Digitally-Enabled Teaching and Learning (DETL) team, part of the Postsecondary (PS) Courseware and Navigation team, develops, scales, and supports postsecondary solutions. A key goal is to significantly improve student success rates in college gateway courses, while reducing success gaps in key student…

Main responsibilities

  • You primarily manage a portfolio of investments in digitally-enabled teaching and learning—including topics like courseware, assessments, AI innovations, course…
  • Our preference is for the hired candidate to be located in either Seattle, WA or Washington, DC - and relocation assistance is available to support a move for candidates…
  • Applications for this full-time role are accepted until 5 PM Pacific Time on Tuesday, November 10th, 2026.

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