Centreforeffectivealtruism
Events Program Leads – Special Events and Virtual Programs
Remote - Global. Posted a month ago
The role
The Special Events Lead designs and produces small, high-stakes convenings for people shaping effective altruism. The Virtual Program Lead owns the virtual events portfolio, treating events as products to be designed, tested, and iterated.
What you will do
- Own a program end to end from decision to reporting
- Combine strategic thinking with strong execution
- Work with a high degree of independence
- Hire and manage team members as programs grow
- Identify where new events add value and propose them
- Set goals, attendee lists, and content for convenings
- Serve as main point of contact for attendees and partners
- Own logistics end-to-end including venues, vendors, and budgets
- Develop views on virtual products and how they fit the portfolio
- Oversee end-to-end execution of large virtual events
Required qualifications
- Own a program end to end
- Combine strategic thinking with strong execution
- Work with a high degree of independence
- Sprint when it counts
- Ability to work between US Pacific Time and CET
- Meaningful overlap with UK working hours
Nice to have
- Designed and produced events
- Know the EA community
- Think about impact, not just execution
- Manage complex projects well
- Have management experience
- Communicate clearly and credibly
- Deep EA context
- The ability to represent CEA to senior people
- A "get it right the first time" approach
- Strategic and product thinking
Benefits
- Private health insurance
- Flexible work hours
- $6,000 annual professional development allowance
- $6,000 mental health support allowance
- Extended parental leave
- Ergonomic equipment
- 25 days of paid vacation
Before you apply
- Application
- Test task 1
- Short interview
- Test task 2
- Final interviews (3–4)
About the company
The Centre for Effective Altruism (CEA) stewards the movement of people putting effective altruism principles into practice to solve the world's most pressing problems.