Jobs at IREX

Coordinates the Community Solutions Program across recruitment, participant onboarding and advising, training, events, travel, stakeholder engagement, procurement, financial administration, monitoring and evaluation, reporting, and alumni programming. Maintains records, communications, schedules, and program platforms; supports vendors, payments, data quality, and risk escalation. Contributes to proposal development, process improvement, and international exchange programming while collaborating with participants, partners, embassies, mentors, alumni, and internal teams.

The Senior Accounting Analyst manages accounts payable, vendor administration, payments, treasury, cash management, general ledger activities, reconciliations, and month-end and year-end close processes. The role maintains balance sheet accounts, supports financial systems administration, strengthens internal controls, improves accounting processes, and provides guidance to accounting staff. It requires accurate documentation, cross-functional coordination, financial reporting support, and compliance with accounting standards and organizational policies.

Manage assigned workstreams for the U.S. Exchange Alumni Program, including professional development events, funding competitions, and fellowship activities. Responsibilities include planning, timelines, risk tracking, participant and partner coordination, budgeting, procurement, compliance, reporting, documentation, event implementation, and coaching junior staff. The role also supports monitoring and evaluation, proposal development, stakeholder engagement, and routine program issue resolution.

Leads IREX’s AI-in-education strategy for the ASAS program in Jordan while advancing the organization’s global AI portfolio. Advises on responsible AI policy, governance, investment, risk, evidence, and institutional readiness; guides higher-education and workforce initiatives; develops scalable AI offerings; builds partnerships; supports business development; and represents IREX in regional and global forums. The role emphasizes strategy, program leadership, thought leadership, and responsible adoption rather than software engineering.

Develop and manage strategic partnerships with companies, employers, associations, foundations, and other private-sector stakeholders. Support programs in identifying partners, creating value propositions, designing collaborations, and converting relationships into funding, fee-for-service, technical, and market opportunities. Establish partnership management tools and standards, maintain pipeline data, coordinate relationship ownership, and strengthen organization-wide private-sector engagement, growth, and revenue development.

Supports implementation of a veteran rehabilitation and reintegration program in Ukraine through project planning, subaward oversight, partner coordination, consultant management, procurement support, monitoring, reporting, stakeholder engagement, and budget tracking. The role coordinates civil society organizations, authorities, service providers, and consultants while maintaining program documentation, identifying risks, tracking deliverables, and supporting trainings, grants, assessments, and other activities. It requires strong project management, writing, organizational, analytical, and communication skills, plus Ukrainian and English fluency.

Designs, adapts, configures, tests, and quality-assures digital and blended learning for education professionals. Supports Moodle or comparable LMS platforms, SCORM packaging, multimedia content, assessments, learner guidance, troubleshooting, partner coordination, and continuous improvement. The role also supports AI-enabled learning pilots, accessibility, data protection, copyright, safeguarding, and handover documentation. Arabic fluency and professional English proficiency are required.

Leads implementation of the Community College Initiative Program, overseeing workstreams, budgets, compliance, partners, participant engagement, events, reporting, and team development. Builds education-industry and workforce partnerships, manages procurement and grants, supports recruitment and alumni activities, uses data to improve program quality, and contributes to business development and proposals. The role requires collaboration with government, educational, private-sector, and international stakeholders, plus domestic travel and in-person work in Washington, DC.

Provides technical leadership for early-grade education interventions in Jordan, translating evidence and Ministry priorities into instructional frameworks, classroom tools, teacher development approaches, and digital education requirements. Leads design, piloting, quality assurance, partner oversight, field validation, government engagement, and institutional handover. Advises on foundational literacy, numeracy, assessment, differentiated instruction, responsible AI, data protection, and sustainability while mentoring colleagues without formal staff-management responsibilities.

Coordinates YLAI program operations, participant and partner engagement, training, travel, events, procurement, financial administration, reporting, and data management. Supports U.S.-based partner recruitment and retention, monitors deliverables and compliance, facilitates meetings and orientations, troubleshoots participant needs, and contributes to proposal development and continuous process improvement. The role requires cross-cultural communication, accurate documentation, and collaboration with internal teams and external stakeholders.

Manage Community Solutions Program workstreams from planning through closeout, including recruitment, participant support, events, travel, curriculum, monitoring and evaluation, alumni engagement, reporting, finance, procurement, and compliance. Coordinate participants, partners, vendors, and stakeholders; maintain timelines, budgets, risks, records, and donor deliverables; resolve implementation issues; guide junior staff; and support program growth, renewals, and new business efforts.

Coordinate the Community Solutions Program across recruitment, participant onboarding, exchanges, events, alumni engagement, monitoring and evaluation, reporting, finance, procurement, and stakeholder communications. Maintain records, schedules, documentation, payments, and program systems; support participant and partner relationships; coordinate logistics; identify risks and data gaps; and contribute to process improvements, reporting, and business development. Occasional domestic travel and early-morning, evening, or weekend activities may be required.

Coordinates donor-funded program operations, participant and stakeholder engagement, training, events, travel, procurement, data management, communications, reporting, and grant support. The role manages recurring workflows, maintains accurate records, supports recruitment and advising, coordinates domestic and international logistics, assists with monitoring and evaluation, and contributes to proposals and process improvements. It requires strong organization, communication, cross-cultural judgment, and collaboration skills.

Supports the Mandela Washington Fellowship across participant selection, data management, visa administration, benefits, accommodations, procurement, payments, events, and logistics. Coordinates with participants, partners, vendors, and internal teams; maintains accurate records and compliance-focused processes; guides junior staff; supports reporting, workflow improvements, grants, proposals, and partner engagement. Requires sound judgment, diplomacy, strategic planning, adaptability, and strong organizational skills.

Supports implementation of the Young Leaders of the Americas Initiative by managing program activities, milestone events, timelines, budgets, vendors, deliverables, and compliance. Leads logistics for virtual, hybrid, and in-person events; coordinates participants, partners, venues, speakers, and suppliers; tracks expenditures; prepares program documentation and communications; and resolves operational issues. Supervises and mentors a Program Coordinator while advising participants and business partners and collaborating with communications, training, alumni, and monitoring teams.

Leads an 18-month donor-funded international program supporting the free flow of information. Oversees strategic planning, implementation, donor and partner engagement, subgrants, budgets, compliance, monitoring and evaluation, risk management, reporting, and dispersed teams across multiple countries. Provides expertise on media freedom, digital safety, cybersecurity, secure communications, and restrictive operating environments while supporting proposal development and partner resilience.

Leads IREX’s IT operations and serves as deputy to the CTO. Oversees cloud infrastructure, Microsoft platforms, cybersecurity operations, enterprise applications, integrations, AI automation, service delivery, vendors, budgets, and technology governance. Provides hands-on technical escalation, manages resilience and disaster recovery, supports complex implementations, improves user support, and coordinates cross-functional technology initiatives. The role requires strong technical leadership, vendor management, cybersecurity knowledge, and experience operating enterprise technology environments.