Maryland Connect-posted 5 days ago
$49,000 - $54,080/Yr
Full-time • Mid Level
Patuxent Riding, MD
1-10 employees

Responsibilities: Recruit & select cohorts: Lead outreach, applications, interviews, selections, and waitlist. Build the project pipeline: Source industry/Startup/faculty AI projects; finalize scopes, timelines, contacts. Match & support teams: Pair students with graduate/industry mentors; run weekly check-ins and monthly cohort meetings. Coordinate training: Track IBM AI for Developers certification, Power Skills sessions, and the Immersion Program. Partner management: Maintain day-to-day communications; run quarterly partner check-ins; resolve issues quickly. Student logistics & support: Schedule, room/tech setup, remote collaboration access; flexible options for commuters/working students. Showcases & events: Plan end-of-semester Project Showcases and employer feedback activities. Data & evaluation: Maintain the project/partner database; collect employer ratings and student surveys; prepare dashboards and summaries. Grant operations: Track budget and burn rate; process participant stipends; handle purchasing, invoices, payroll/timekeeping, and travel per policy; maintain compliance records; prepare inputs for NSF reports and audits. Risk & comms: Monitor milestones and risks; escalate to the Director; keep a clear calendar and regular updates to stakeholders.

  • Recruit & select cohorts: Lead outreach, applications, interviews, selections, and waitlist.
  • Build the project pipeline: Source industry/Startup/faculty AI projects; finalize scopes, timelines, contacts.
  • Match & support teams: Pair students with graduate/industry mentors; run weekly check-ins and monthly cohort meetings.
  • Coordinate training: Track IBM AI for Developers certification, Power Skills sessions, and the Immersion Program.
  • Partner management: Maintain day-to-day communications; run quarterly partner check-ins; resolve issues quickly.
  • Student logistics & support: Schedule, room/tech setup, remote collaboration access; flexible options for commuters/working students.
  • Showcases & events: Plan end-of-semester Project Showcases and employer feedback activities.
  • Data & evaluation: Maintain the project/partner database; collect employer ratings and student surveys; prepare dashboards and summaries.
  • Grant operations: Track budget and burn rate; process participant stipends; handle purchasing, invoices, payroll/timekeeping, and travel per policy; maintain compliance records; prepare inputs for NSF reports and audits.
  • Risk & comms: Monitor milestones and risks; escalate to the Director; keep a clear calendar and regular updates to stakeholders.
  • Bachelor’s degree (any discipline).
  • At least 2 years of project coordination experience.
  • Research & analysis: Elementary knowledge of reference/research methods; ability to collect, compile, and organize data; apply basic analytical and statistical techniques; present results clearly.
  • Data presentation: Ability to perform mathematical computations and present statistical material in tables, charts, and graphs (Excel/Google Sheets).
  • Tools & systems: Skill using office automation software (Microsoft 365/Google Workspace); familiarity with CRM/databases (e.g., Salesforce or equivalent); comfort with project tools (Asana/Trello/Smartsheet) and virtual collaboration platforms (Teams/Zoom).
  • Operations: Ability to follow purchasing/travel procedures; maintain accurate records; track budgets/expenditures at a task level.
  • Communication: Clear, concise writing and speaking; prepare agendas/notes, partner updates, and summaries suitable for stakeholders.
  • Collaboration: Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with students, faculty, and external partners; responsive follow-through.
  • Organization: Strong time management; manage concurrent deadlines; maintain calendars; escalate risks promptly.
  • Confidentiality & compliance: Handle sensitive student/partner information appropriately (FERPA-aware) and adhere to institutional policies.
  • Benefits include medical, dental, prescription, long-term disability, accidental death and dismemberment insurance and life insurance; paid time for paid sick leave and annual leave; 10 paid holidays per year, tuition remission and supplemental retirement.
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