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Associate, Public Sector at Social Finance - ApplyBlast

Associate, Public Sector

Social Finance

15 days ago

3.5 on Glassdoor

San Francisco, California, United States

Hybrid

Full Time

Junior

0 applicants

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About this role

The Associate, Public Sector role supports the Public Sector Practice by conducting research, analyzing data, and managing projects to optimize operations and achieve social outcomes. This position involves collaborating with internal teams and external partners to draft reports, facilitate discussions, and contribute to firm-building initiatives like proposal responses and AI tool implementation. The role requires strong analytical, communication, and project management skills to drive impact across workforce, education, health, and housing sectors.

Responsibilities

Conduct research and analyze data to support project design decisions and optimize operations
Manage project timelines, coordinate team tasks, and facilitate discussion groups for external partners
Draft and review contract documents, write reports, and support proposal responses for business development

Skills

About Social Finance

socialfinance.org

Headquarters

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

2011

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Social Finance is a national impact finance and advisory nonprofit that partners with government, philanthropies, and private investors to build innovative investments and partnerships that measurably improve lives. It designs and structures outcomes‑based financing models (e.g., pay‑for‑success and social impact bonds), raises and manages capital, and provides advisory services, program implementation, and rigorous evaluation. Their work focuses on aligning incentives and using data to scale evidence‑based solutions across sectors such as health, education, workforce, and justice.