Technology and Data Roles

Data entry clerks maintain accurate information by entering and verifying data, supporting organizational workflows. This entry-level role offers foundational skills and career pathways in data management and administrative operations.

A data ethics lead shapes and oversees responsible, equitable, and transparent data use, developing guidelines, ensuring compliance, advising teams, and fostering ethical data culture across organizations.

A data lead oversees data strategy, governance, and teams to ensure effective data use, driving strategic decisions and impact across various sectors including nonprofits and social enterprises.

Data privacy specialists ensure organizational compliance with privacy regulations, develop policies, conduct risk assessments, and advise teams to protect sensitive information and maintain trust across sectors.

Data security clerks support organizational data protection through record handling, monitoring, and adherence to security protocols, serving as an entry point into cybersecurity and data governance roles.

A data visualization assistant supports creating clear and engaging data visuals, preparing datasets, developing charts, and assisting with data storytelling to inform organizational decisions.

Data visualization leads design and manage data visualization strategies, create dashboards, mentor teams, and use AI to enhance data storytelling and decision making in nonprofits and enterprises.

Delivery technology managers oversee technology systems supporting program delivery, ensuring efficiency, scalability, and alignment with operational goals in nonprofits and social enterprises.

Digital optimization managers improve digital channel performance through analytics, SEO, A/B testing, and collaboration, driving engagement and measurable results in nonprofits and social enterprises.