At Grantbook, we celebrate, support, and thrive on diversity, and we strive to create an inclusive environment for our teammates, our client partners, and our communities. We are committed to building a team that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills. We welcome and encourage applications from all qualified candidates.
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Grantbook is a strategic tech consultancy and Certified B Corp exclusively serving philanthropy. Our diverse team of techies and do-gooders work closely with grantmakers to transform and optimize their grantmaking operations—the suite of people, process, data, and tech that empowers changemakers worldwide to achieve their full potential.
We’ve worked with some of the world’s largest foundations, including David and Lucile Packard Foundation, Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies, and George Kaiser Family Foundation.
We’re an ideal match if you seek autonomy, mastery, and purpose in your work. We take pride in a participatory work culture, where learning trumps ego. Curiosity, experimentation and a human-centered approach are core to how we do meaningful work together and to how we respond to the evolving needs of our clients.
We live our values of accountability, candour, empathy and daring. Policies are transparent and team members are empowered to make decisions about areas that affect them most. This allows our team to work flexible hours and from where they are most inspired (even pre COVID-19!). We trust each other to stay accountable and get stuff done.
You are a self-motivated Philanthropy Tech Project Manager (Tech PM) who is equally adept at communicating with computers as you are at communicating with people. You are passionate about how technology can help grantmakers have a greater impact on causes you care about, and bring experience with Salesforce in particular. You thrive on creating structure from chaos and are always thinking proactively about how to smoothly navigate the road ahead. You are comfortable navigating changing situations and will jump in and learn when you encounter unfamiliar topics.
You’ll be a part of the Delivery team providing consulting services to grantmaker clients. The main objective of this role is to manage a portfolio of system implementation and ongoing support projects, with a focus on Salesforce implementations. Given your Salesforce experience, you’ll be a go-to project manager on Salesforce projects, though you may manage projects for other systems as well. As the project manager, you will be the primary liaison between the client and Grantbook. You are responsible for planning and managing client technology implementations from initiation to completion, and managing the ongoing success of our long-term support clients.
Some projects may be small projects where you work with one other team member, others may involve larger teams of 4-8 consultants. On smaller projects you may also take on the Business Analyst role, contributing to the client facilitation, requirements elicitation, analysis, and creation of project deliverables. On larger projects you will be working with other roles that may include an Architect, Implementation Consultants, Business Analyst, Quality Assurance, Change Readiness Specialist and a Learning & Development Specialist.
Our large Salesforce implementations can span 9-18 months and are typically a hybrid of waterfall and agile methodologies. They have complex requirements and interconnected components to build. Situations may arise during the project that require changes to resourcing, scope, timelines, etc. Your responsibilities include keeping the project organized and progressing, maintaining clear lines of communication with your team and the client, and helping everyone navigate uncertain situations. Due to the project size, you will need to be comfortable understanding the system architecture but not every technical detail.
Grantbook has a transparent salary structure with 6 levels, from A through F. We are looking for skilled and experienced candidates at level C. We consider various factors in determining our salary offer including your years of experience with technology project management, Salesforce implementation project management, consulting, and the philanthropy sector. The start of the C level, CAD$78,000 - CAD$85,000, often aligns with candidates with at least 2 years of experience project managing system implementations. The middle of the C level ranges from CAD$85,000 - CAD$93,000, which may be suitable for candidates with several years of experience project managing Salesforce implementations with consulting and/or philanthropy experience. Candidates with many years of experience project managing complex Salesforce implementations, with substantial consulting and/or philanthropy sector experience, may be considered for the top of the C level, CAD$93,000 - CAD$100,000.
Throughout your interview process, we’ll learn more about your skills and experience and determine your starting salary based on what you bring to the team.
In addition, Grantbook boasts an Employee Ownership Trust which allows team members to participate in profit sharing (after the probation period).
We take pay equity at Grantbook very seriously and strive to ensure everyone on our team is accurately and fairly compensated for their work. This means someone who is less comfortable negotiating a higher salary won’t be financially penalized compared to someone who readily argues for higher pay. Our salary bands are tied to similar roles in the market. We scan similar organizations—size, sector, culture— with the goal to provide competitive compensation. Each level reflects a stage of progress at Grantbook defined by expected experience and skills for that level.
Grantbook also boasts a flexible work culture (even pre-COVID-19), and all team members receive four weeks of paid vacation per year, and a comprehensive benefits package with health spending account. For more information, visit our Culture & Careers page.
As a growing organization there are continual opportunities to learn, whether it is developing a new skill set or bringing a new product/service offering to market. You, along with the rest of our team, will be key to driving our impact on philanthropy forward.
We also have a professional development pool that team members can access after their first three months of employment, in order to help them reach their career goals at Grantbook.
We are a mostly remote-first team, with a fantastic office for collaborating (and having pizza lunches) centrally located by the Sherbourne subway station in Toronto. The majority of our staff is located in and around Toronto and have the option to work hybrid. We have team members across Canada, with several clustered in Vancouver and Calgary. These team members work with us fully remotely. We're happy to discuss your individual work situation with you during our recruitment process.
As a company dedicated to social good for our clients, our team, and the world, we try to be as transparent as possible about how we work. That includes how we hire.
A word of advice: we greatly value communication skills, empathy, and self-awareness in our team. This means the cover letter is a major factor when we hire. Please keep this in mind as you prepare your application!
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