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Technology Manager

The Campbell Foundation is excited to announce a call for applications to fill the position of Technology Manager.

The deadline to Apply is Friday, August 7, at 5 pm Pacific Time.

Position Overview

The Technology Manager will be responsible for a wide range of technical support needs and projects, which includes providing direct support to staff, applicants, and grantees, as well as vendor management and oversight of buildouts and implementations within our Salesforce-based grants management system.

We are seeking a highly organized, administrative level multi-facetted tech expert with extensive Salesforce experience. The Technology Manager will support ten staff who work remotely and on site in two office locations (San Francisco, CA and Annapolis, MD).

A minimum of three years’ experience in the following areas is required:

  • As a Salesforce Admin
  • In an operations and technical support coordination role
  • Working within philanthropic or nonprofit organizations

Candidates must be based in the United States.

The successful candidate provides technical support with empathy and kindness, with a keen eye towards customer service. You are calm, grounded, and patient, even when faced with numerous requests from people with a wide range of technical expertise.

The candidate will be coming into a tech stack that is solid, well-developed, and highly functioning. With an effective and efficient grantmaking process built on Salesforce and Smartsheet, including numerous integrations and apps, what we have is working well for us. We have extensive documentation in place for processes, including tech admin tasks. Maintaining these systems is the key to success.

Our main priority is keeping the high volume grants pipeline flowing with as little disruption as possible. We favor stability over fast paced innovation just to use the newest, flashiest tool. We consider ourselves human-oriented and do not lean on AI for any aspect of our work.

Due to the nature of our personal and nuanced approach to grantmaking, automation can only go so far. Many tasks and processes must be tackled on a case-by-case basis, which requires systems that are flexible enough to accommodate exceptions. We seek to have technology serve our processes, rather than limit or impede us by being overly rigorous or rule bound.

This position at The Campbell Foundation provides a unique opportunity for you to utilize your technical skills and knowledge to support grantmaking that helps communities thrive.

The Campbell Foundation provides opportunities to help our new Technology Manager be successful in their role, including:

  • Regular and frequent meetings with the Chief of Staff and Operations Team
  • A thorough onboarding/training process
  • A first-six-months, and then annual, employee review
  • Professional development opportunities

We are most interested in candidates whose values align with the Foundation, who have a deep interest in learning about philanthropy, and who have diverse backgrounds that would contribute meaningfully to the Foundation’s work.

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Position Type
Administrative

Reports To
Chief of Staff, Anna Lindgren

Location
Remote, but preference will be given to candidates located in the Pacific and Eastern time zones within the United States

Compensation
$107,000

Estimated Start Date
October 19, 2026

FTE Status/Hours per week
Full-time, 40 hours per week, Non-exempt

Benefits
The Campbell Foundation offers exceptional benefits including:

  • 100 % Employer-paid medical, dental, and vision insurance for you and your immediate family
  • Health Savings Account with monthly employer contribution
  • Wellness reimbursement of up to $750 per year
  • 403(b) retirement plan with employer contribution of 15% of salary (contributed quarterly)
  • Generous paid leave, including holiday, floating holiday, birthday, vacation, personal, and sick leave
  • Foundation will match donations to qualifying organizations up to $25k per year for both you and your spouse
  • Tuition assistance for relevant professional development up to $5k per year

Process
The hiring process for this candidate will include:

  • A questionnaire/video submission
  • Skills assessment*
  • Interview with the Chief of Staff*
  • Reference and background/credit check

*If candidates advance to these stages, they will be compensated at a standard rate of $20 per hour for time spent on submitting materials and participating in hiring process requirements.

Travel
Occasional domestic travel, primarily to tech and/or philanthropy conferences

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Policy
The Foundation is committed to fostering, cultivating and preserving a culture of diversity, equity and inclusion. The collective sum of the individual differences, life experiences, knowledge, inventiveness, innovation, self-expression, unique capabilities and talents that our employees invest in their work represents a significant part of our culture, reputation and achievement.

Equal Opportunity Employer
The Campbell Foundation is an Equal Opportunity Employer that does not discriminate on the basis of actual or perceived race, creed, color, religion, alienage or national origin, ancestry, citizenship status, age, disability or handicap, gender, marital status, veteran status, sexual orientation, genetic information, arrest record, or any other characteristic protected by applicable federal, state or local laws. Our management team is dedicated to this policy with respect to recruitment, hiring, placement, promotion, transfer, training, compensation, benefits, employee activities and general treatment during employment.

Primary Job Duties, Roles and Responsibilities

Grants Management System

  • Provide hands-on Salesforce (and Salesforce-related technology) maintenance, customization and configuration to the custom Grants Management System (GMS)
  • Configure and build forms using Salesforce Flows
  • Customize API and other integrations such as Smartsheet, GridBuddy, SuperClone Pro, Candid, and Bill.com
  • Conversion from Salesforce Process Builder to Flows
  • Building RFPs and other communications via MailChimp and Creative Mail, including managing testing
  • Troubleshoot GMS issues as presented by both staff and external users
  • Provide personalized, one-on-one tech support for grantees, sometimes at a high volume
  • Maintain data integrity, including clean up, migration/entry via GridBuddy and Salesforce reports; and managing backups
  • Prepare and maintain project management timelines
  • Keep informed of tools and current thinking in the field

Tech Support & Equipment

  • Maintain and replace all hardware and software as needed
  • Develop processes and standards for hardware, software, and services
  • Configure and administer all user accounts for all software
  • Provide training to staff on technology, including developing written training materials and policies
  • Ensure information security within all IT and mobile communications-related activities
  • Make recommendations for all software and hardware purchases
  • Serve as the primary liaison with the Foundation’s IT consultants as needed

Knowledge and Technical Skills (Admin Level)

  • Salesforce:
    • Experience Cloud
    • Custom objects
    • Automations: Flows
    • Salesforce Reports
    • Form and document creation: Nintex/Drawloop and Flows
    • Productivity: SmartSheet, Box, Adobe Sign and Bill.com, Candid (to be developed)
    • Communications: Macros, Creative Mail, Outlook for Salesforce and MailChimp
    • Admin: GridBuddy, SuperClone Pro, Dataloader
  • Equipment/Maintenance: Windows and Mac OS, iOS devices, Zoho Assist, Meraki, various additional OS/PC maintenance apps
  • Productivity: Microsoft 365, Box, SmartSheet, Acrobat, Evernote, Survey Monkey, Zapier, Chrome, Parallels, LastPass, Azure
  • Communications: Third party exchange hosting and Microsoft365, Barracuda email security, Zoom, RingCentral, WordPress, TechSmith Capture, Grammarly
  • Human Resources: BambooHR, Breezy, GoalSpan, Checkr

Competencies

  • Proactive work ethic, highly self-motivated; capacity to work independently, but still take direction and work with existing systems
  • A strong systems orientation and natural curiosity, with a track record of improving and enhancing existing technologies
  • Exceptional project management skills, with a demonstrated ability to take ownership of complex projects from conception to fruition
  • Able to prioritize multiple deadlines decisively and quickly; strong time management skills
  • Works with minimal supervision and a strong desire to independently problem-solve
  • Hyper-organized and detail-oriented
  • Strong active listening and communication skills and a customer service orientation towards a wide variety of stakeholders with a range of technical expertise
  • Operates within the Foundation as a confident team member and projects a respectful, constructive, conscientious image on behalf of the Foundation
  • Demonstrates commitment to the Foundation’s diversity, equity, and inclusion policy
  • Integrates feedback into ongoing performance

Mobility

This position’s work is primarily conducted at a desk setting. While the Foundation can provide accommodations such as standing desks, the majority of the time spent during working hours is stationary. Other considerations:

  • Use of virtual communications and online collaboration tools
  • Continuous operation of a computer and other office technology
  • Frequent communication (during standard office hours) with grantees needing technical support; must be able to exchange friendly and accurate information in these situations

Administrative

This position does not have administrative support, so the employee is responsible for managing their own calendar, travel, time tracking, and work plan.

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