• Program Administrator, MITES Saturdays

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Cambridge, MA)


    Program Administrator, MITES Saturdays

     

    + Job Number: 25160

    + Functional Area: Administration

    + Department: MIT Intro to Tech, Eng, and Science

    + School Area: Engineering

    + Pay Range Minimum: $77,500

    + Pay Range Maximum: $105,100

    + Employment Type: Full-time (Hybrid)

    + Employment Category: Exempt

    + Visa Sponsorship Available: No

    + Schedule:

    + Pay Grade: 8

     

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    Posting Description

    PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR, MITES SATURDAYS, MITES, will oversee the administration and execution of the program with a collaborative team during the academic year. Responsibilities include logistics, planning, staffing, training, evaluation, student recruitment and selection, and communication and engagement with stakeholders such as parents, students, alumni, vendors, and speakers while adhering to the MIT policies regarding working with minors. The MITES Saturdays Program in MIT Introduction to Technology, Engineering, and Science within the MIT School of Engineering is a rigorous, 16-session, STEM enrichment program focused on exposing ~135 7th-12th grade students from Boston, Cambridge, and Lawrence, MA, to science and engineering fields, while supporting each to reach their highest academic potential. The full job descripiton is available here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kDkSPRu\_lWlWrd-DzDrFPaUxUv4WihHw/view?usp=sharing

    Job Requirements

    REQUIRED: Bachelor’s degree in science, engineering, or education and a minimum of three years of related experience in program development, program planning, program coordination, and/or education. PREFERRED: Master’s degree or equivalent; experience at MIT; a minimum of one year managing program staff and direct reports; proven track record of fostering community, belonging, and respect in workplaces and academic settings; exceptional organizational, attention to detail, analytical, project management, and problem-solving skills; strong leadership and facilitation skills; strong written and interpersonal communication skills, particularly in Spanish; and experienced with high school students and leading undergraduates, graduate students, and professionals.

     

    This position has a varied schedule with evening and weekend hours, including leading programmatic activities on Saturdays when the program is in session.

     

    A cover letter is required to apply.

     

    8/25/2025