
Careers
Maharat is growing! We are a collaborative and fun bunch who care deeply about Maharat's mission. Read on to learn about exciting opportunities to join the team!
Open Positions:
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Director of Finance and Administration
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The Director of Finance and Administration is responsible for the overall management and supervision of the finances, operations, human resources, compliance, and other non-academic operations of Yeshivat Maharat. The Director creates, implements, and improves processes and systems needed to support Yeshivat Maharat’s mission, particularly in the areas of finance, human resources, and site operation
Reports To: Executive Vice President and works closely with the President
Responsibilities
General Operations/Administration
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Maintain necessary levels of general liability, property, disability, worker’s comp, D&O, and other types of insurance for the organization.
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Interface with landlord on a regular basis; negotiate lease terms, report concerns, supervise room set-ups.
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Oversee organization’s IT and cybersecurity needs and network requirements, ensure smooth running of all computer systems, and manage licenses and operation of software and technology.
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Manage relationships and negotiate contracts, budgets, and invoicing for outsourced services and vendors, avoiding duplication and overcharging.
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Administer student F1 visa program (issue visas, ensure registration and compliance by students, participate in required SEVIS meetings and trainings).
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Serve as contact person with legal counsel, as needed.
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Support the planning and logistics of onsite intensives and offsite retreats; contact for travel agent and travel arrangements.
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Supervise Operations and Development Assistant.
Financial
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Coordinate, design, and implement financial reporting systems, including financial statement preparation. Review internal financial reports on a weekly basis.
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Supervise auditors and accountants on annual audit; review and approve annual 990 and CHAR 5000 for filing.
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Maintain an accurate record-keeping system and system of internal controls.
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Prepare and manage the organization’s annual budget in collaboration with the Executive Vice President, President, and Treasurer.
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Supervise and work closely with the outsourced CFO to ensure accurate entry of annual budget, handling of receipts, disbursements, payables, receivables, and account reconciliations, revenue recognition, and reconciliation of employees’ annual total compensation to the approved budget.
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Manage accounts payable (vendor and stipend payments) and corporate credit cards with outsourced bookkeeper/accounting firm.
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With the Treasurer and outside accounting firm, prepare financial reports using QuickBooks and spreadsheets for finance committee and Board meetings, and foundations.
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Administer payroll.
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Oversee organization’s investment portfolio with advice and support from the finance committee.
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Serve as liaison to the Board Finance and Investment Committees.
Human Resources
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Analyze, track, and distribute employee benefits, including flexible spending plans, health insurance, tuition program, 403(b) retirement plans, qualified tuition reimbursement, and paid time off.
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Maintain personnel records and HR systems, policies, and procedures.
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Maintain HR systems in iSolved including bi-monthly payroll processing, employee benefit payments, and onboarding of new employees.
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Review, revise and maintain employment policies and handbook; ensure compliance with federal, state, and city requirements including an annual anti-harassment training.
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Draft employee contracts (new and continuing); onboard new employees.
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Stay informed about HR best practices, and support the process of salary benchmarking and banding.
Fundraising
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Oversee Operations and Development Assistant in intaking donations and creating and maintaining donor records.
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Ensure compliance with multi-state charity registrations (Harbor Compliance).
Qualifications
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A minimum of 5 years in accounting, HR, and operations, preferably in a nonprofit
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Proficient in Quickbooks, Google Workspace, and Microsoft Office, and facility with learning new software required; experience with donor databases or CRMs is a plus
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Strong understanding of nonprofit accounting, financial reporting, budgeting, and financial planning and analysis
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Experience developing and implementing HR policy
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Detail-oriented and ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects at the same time in order to meet deadlines
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Demonstrate good judgment and discretion and the ability to interact with confidentiality, integrity, and tact
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Proactive, self-motivated, and comfortable in a small, entrepreneurial organization.
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Bachelor’s degree
Details
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In person Monday-Thursday; remote on Fridays
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Requires work on occasional evenings and weekends
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Generous benefits package
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Salary range: $100,000-$125,000
Apply
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Please send an email with the subject “Director of Finance and Administration” including resume and cover letter sharing your interest and experience to Jobs@yeshivatmaharat.org
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Frequently cited statistics show that women and underrepresented groups apply to jobs only if they think they meet 100% of the criteria. If you meet many but not all the criteria and feel you may be a good fit for the role, we encourage you to apply.
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Yeshivat Maharat is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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Administrative and Development Associate
The Administrative and Development Associate is a detail-oriented, organized, and proactive individual with strong database skills who serves as the primary support personnel for the institution. Primary responsibilities include ensuring smooth institutional operations, event planning (space reservations, ordering and setting up food), ordering supplies, maintaining and updating records, managing the donor database, and overseeing mailings. The ideal candidate for this position is resourceful, takes ownership and initiative, is flexible, can think ahead, and is responsive and driven to support Maharat’s mission.
Reports to: Director of Finance and Administration and Director of Foundation and Donor Relations
Responsibilities
General Operations/Administration
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General support to administration and senior faculty
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Support Director of Finance and Administration with financial systems, including processing and depositing checks, uploading credit card receipts.
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Office management, including checking and processing mail, ordering supplies, keeping offices and inventory organized, answering the main phone line and responding to voicemail, replying and forwarding emails sent to general email box
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Maintain institutional calendars
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Electronic file maintenance (Dropbox, Google Drive)
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Maintain/update Maharat email addresses, Google groups, Slack, Zoom accounts, etc.
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Manage events including ordering food, reserving building spaces, and set-up and break down
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Works with Director of Academic Affairs to prepare and disseminate student contracts and contact and financial information
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Manage accurate payment of student stipends
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Generate postal and email address lists for all mailings (year end campaign, graduation, Rosh Hashana, special events)
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Assists with travel arrangements
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Co-manages logistics for annual student retreat, alumnae conference, and graduation
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Handles gift purchases and order SWAG
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Other duties as assigned
Development
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Process and track donations for annual fundraising campaigns and donors gifts; maintain data cleanliness and ensure the integrity of our database
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Report and analyze data for fundraising campaigns; create weekly (and sometimes daily) fundraising reports during active campaigns, otherwise monthly data tracking
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Prepare mailings and send gift acknowledgements, tribute letters, and tax letters
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Support fundraising events, including taking reservations, maintaining guest lists, and managing donation records
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Oversee event management software, forms, and donation uploads into DonorPerfect
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Support the President and lay Development Committee with reports, supervised by Director of Foundation and Donor Relations
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Serve as “on call” address for database requests
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Other development related ancillary matters as they arise (i.e. employer matching grant applications)
Qualifications
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Database experience, including DonorPerfect or another donor database, reporting facility with Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel, and ability to learn new software and systems, is required for this position.
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At least 3 years of experience in a similar role or 5 years operations experience and facility with databases and spreadsheets
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Strong interpersonal skills
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Strong organizational and time management skills
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Excellent verbal and written communication skills
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A professional, flexible, entrepreneurial and resourceful attitude
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Ability to take initiative and work both independently and as part of a team
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Ability manage multiple tasks and projects
Details
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In person Monday-Thursday; remote on Fridays
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Attend very occasional evening events
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Generous benefits package
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Salary range: $50,000-$65,000
Apply
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Please send an email with the subject “Administrative and Development Associate” including resume and cover letter sharing your interest and experience to Jobs@yeshivatmaharat.org
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Yeshivat Maharat is an Equal Opportunity Employer.​​