Careers at The SEED Foundation

Why join seed?

  • This is an entrepreneurial and fluid environment – you will never be bored, and will have easy access to all levels of management within the organization.

  • You will be a part of an innovative organization with staff that are extremely focused and intent on creating long-term value. Your colleagues are professional and committed to their work, and respectful and responsive to each other.

  • You can take pride in knowing that your efforts will be in service to furthering the educational opportunities of underserved children and their families. Ultimately, your work will help to create a better future that will profoundly impact the lives of students and their families and will have a long-term, generation-altering impact.

We are currently seeking qualified candidates for the positions listed below.

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The SEED Foundation seeks a College Success Advisor (CSA) to serve on the front line of our critical college success support. This person will be a vital resource for students as they transition from SEED through college. Advisors are responsible for building deep relationships with graduates; this is core to the College Transition & Success (CTS) team’s—and SEED’s—success. Advisors act as our graduates’ advocates, mentors, experts, and cheerleaders as they assist students with the academic, financial aid, and personal challenges associated with college enrollment and success. An advisor is expected to have experience working with underrepresented students and an understanding of the college financial aid process and the organizational structure of higher education institutions. Collecting, analyzing, and using college transition and postsecondary data is a key part of our work with students. Thus, we are looking for candidates with an interest in and experience with data analysis. 

The SEED Foundation is committed to the letter and spirit of equality. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or national and ethnic origin in hiring and employment, nor in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and other programs.