5 assistant program director jobs at 4 companies in Santa Barbara, CA
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Assistant Program Director
Los Angeles County or Ventura County or United States
$20-$22/hrHybridPart Time
i9 Sports: Franchisor of community-based youth sports leagues and camps.
Manage local youth sports operations, supervise staff and volunteer coaches, support marketing and programming, ensure player safety, work varied schedule including nights/weekends, and pass a national background check.
The Howard School: Private non-profit school offering preschool through eighth grade education.
Requires early childhood education minimum units, teacher credential, transcripts, three letters of recommendation, and TB clearance; duties require curriculum design, program leadership, and regulatory compliance.
Assistant Director of Donor Reporting, Stewardship and Engagement Programs
Santa Barbara, California, United States
$75k-$84k/yrOnsiteFull Time
University of California: Public research university system providing academic, medical, and research services.
1+ YOEBachelor's degree,1+ years analytic and project management experience,strong writing and communication,ability to analyze complex data,knowledge of donor stewardship and Advance system preferred.
HumanGood: Operates nonprofit senior living and affordable housing communities nationwide.
3+ YOEBachelor's degree preferred; 3+ years related experience; relationship-driven leader able to design programs, coach staff, and engage residents across independent, assisted, memory, and skilled nursing.
Assistant Specialist (Director, Industrial & Energy Policy Research) – 2035 Initiative, Institute for Energy Efficiency
Santa Barbara, California, United States
$66k-$100k/yrOnsiteFull Time
University of California: A public research university system providing education and healthcare.
Bachelor's required; advanced degree preferred. Strong experience leading energy and climate policy research, project management, survey and empirical methods, statistical programming in R/Python, and translating research for policy audiences.