Are you a detail-oriented person with a passion for the community sector? Do you appreciate the power of accurate data? We're looking for a systematic and efficient individual to join our small, dynamic team as a part-time Funding Information Coordinator.
Ko mātou tēnei | Who we are
Fundsorter is a fast-growing social enterprise SaaS tool making the funding landscape more equitable and efficient for charities and community organisations. We combine a comprehensive funding database with AI-powered tools and human support, helping organisations spend less time on grant applications and more time on their vital mahi (work) and impact. We are an energetic, early-stage startup driven by values of equity, openness, and customer focus.
Mō tēnei tūranga mahi | About the role
This permanent part-time role (15-20 hours per week, depending on your preference) is critical to our mission. You will be the guardian of our extensive grants database, ensuring the information on funding opportunities is always current and accurate. Your efforts will directly reduce the burden on community organisations, empowering them to thrive by accessing funding more easily.
Key Information:
Role Focus: Maintaining high levels of detailed data accuracy through consistent data entry and checking.
Salary: $62,400 per annum pro rata (equates to $30 per hour).
Location: Hybrid position based in Wellington—one day per week in our office space, with the rest working from home.
He kōrero mōu | About you
We're looking for someone who is:
Systematic and Detail-Oriented: You have a high tolerance for repetitive work and are motivated by achieving high-quality, accurate data.
A Data Enthusiast: While no technical expertise in databases is required, you appreciate how structured data functions in an information system.
A Team Player: You'll thrive in a close-knit startup where everyone pitches in, ideas are valued, and adaptability is key.
Skills and Experience that will help you succeed:
Data entry skills (spreadsheets or databases).
Basic research skills for confirming information.
Familiarity with grant funding and the community sector.
Confidence with technology.
If you’re ready to contribute your skills to a purpose-driven organisation and help create a more equitable funding landscape, we want to hear from you!
To Apply: Please fill out this form by COB Monday 9 Feb.
Fundsorter is an easy and friendly tool that helps community groups, incorporated societies and registered charities find and apply for grant funding opportunities.