SSTI Job Corner
Have an open position? Let us post your position or RFP listing — it's free for SSTI Members/$95 for all others. Postings stay active on our website for 45 days and a brief mention is included in the SSTI Weekly Digest. Please use our listing submission form or send the position title, description, and any other relevant information to Ellen Marrison (marrison@ssti.org | 614.901.1690). The deadline to be included in our weekly newsletter is Wednesday at 12:00 PM.
The following positions are available:
- Senior Policy Analyst, Clean Energy Innovation
ITIF
Washington, D.C.
Posted: Feb. 13 - Executive Director, Fulbright Austria
Austrian-American Educational Commission
Posted: Jan. 21 - Director, STEM Workforce Partnerships
University City Science Center
Philadelphia, PA
Posted: Jan. 4, 2019
Senior Policy Analyst, Clean Energy Innovation - ITIF
The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) seeks a senior policy analyst for its clean energy innovation program. The successful candidate will analyze a wide range of policies that have the potential to influence the national and global transition to a low-carbon energy system, such as research, development, and demonstration funding, taxation, and regulation. The duties will include original and secondary research as well as written and oral communication of research findings to the policy analysis and advocacy community in Washington, D.C., and beyond. The analyst will be expected to engage actively with members of this community at events and through personal networking. The position is funded for one year with the support of the Spitzer Trust and may be renewed contingent on future funding.
More information can be found here.
Return to top
Executive Director - Fulbright Austria
Director, STEM Workforce Partnerships - UCSC
The University City Science Center in Philadelphia is hiring a Director of STEM Workforce Partnerships. This position will maintain contact with a robust network of STEM employers in the region and facilitate job placements within that network for graduates of the West Philadelphia Skills Initiative. This is the next step for Science Center’s workforce development efforts under funding from the Lenfest Foundation to support STEM job creation in Philadelphia.
More information is available here.
Return to top