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Digital Marketing Associate

1. Purpose of the Job:

Working under the supervision of the Digital Marketing Manager, the Digital Marketing Associate performs ongoing daily and ad hoc tasks needed to implement and report on MSF-USA’s digital marketing strategy, and serves as the internal service provider for the use of MSF-USA’s blast emailing software.

2. Essential Functions and Responsibilities:

Blast E-mail Marketing Implementation (35%)
Creates and tests audience segmentation in E-blast software according to segmentation instructions from email campaign’s owner.
Manages creation and proper filing of email template inventory in E-blast software
Loads campaign-specific content into appropriate email template, tests for proper functionality of links and rendering in various email clients, gains sign-off from campaign owner, and sends emails
Using reporting template, loads data in to create reporting on campaign performance, distributes reporting to stakeholders and folders correctly on MSF-USA network
Recommends improvements to E-blast software configuration to better serve MSF-USA’s digital marketing needs and goals
Implements and manages drip marketing trees according to design by Digital Marketing Manager and Marketing team
Develops and maintains a healthy collaborative relationship with E-blast tool technical support
Testing and Quality Assurance of Website Forms and Apps (30%)
Based on plans and strategies developed by the Marketing Team and under the leadership of the Digital Marketing Manager, supervises the programming of, and fully tests the functionality of web-based donation pages.
Creating/Editing Website Pages Using Drupal CMS (10%)
Implements Marketing Team’s requested changes to fundraising-related pages and creates landing pages for marketing campaigns as needed in Drupal CMS
In cooperation with MSF’s communications department web staff, manages implementation of changes to the MSF-USA website home page for special donation events such as holidays and special online initiatives related to fundraising.
Reporting on Digital Marketing Efforts (15%)
Using reporting templates, gathers data and prepares reporting as requested for online marketing and fundraising efforts based on reporting deadlines set by Digital Marketing Manager, circulates reports to stakeholders and folders correctly on MSF-USA network
Creates ad hoc, on demand Google Analytics reporting to answer marketing questions as they arise.
Manages Page Creation and Updates to DonorDrive Events Portal (10%)
Develops high-level of expertise in configuring MSF-USA’s Peer-to-Peer fundraising platform, and performs content and design updates as needed to serve strategy created by Events Coordinator and Digital Marketing Manager

3. Extent of Public Contact

The Digital Marketing Associate manages and works in close collaboration with outside vendors, including but not limited to 1) E-mail blasting tool tech support, 2) donations apparatus programming team, and 3) Peer-to-Peer fundraising tool technical support team

4. Physical Demands

While performing the duties of this job, the employee is required to sit for long periods and to concentrate on work, including typing, and turn out heavy volumes of work accurately, within the context of a moderately noisy office with many interruptions.  Must be able to proofread own work accurately so that only minor corrections are needed on an infrequent basis.
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

5. Working Conditions, Travel and Environment

On call outside of normal business hours to act in case of a web outage

6. Qualifications:

Required:

1. Experience using blast e-mail software to deliver segmented email marketing campaigns

2. Demonstrated basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, Drupal CMS, current website best practices including e-commerce process flow/form functionality

3. Intermediate skills with Excel, Photoshop, Google Analytics

4. Some knowledge of Microsoft Dynamics CRM

5. Good-natured team player able to work in a fast-paced environment with constantly shifting priorities

6. Able to manage multiple projects with competing deadlines/very good time management skills

7. Fast learner with a curious mind who is comfortable with data and statistical reports.

Starting salary range: mid 50’s to high 50’s, commensurate with experience. Excellent benefits. Training opportunities and growth potential.
Send cover letter and resume to: [email protected],
Attn: Digital Marketing Associate
***Application closes on December 3, 2014.
 

Direct Marketing Assistant, Temporary (6 Months FT Position)

International Human Resources Manager

1. Purpose of the Job:

In close collaboration with the Director of Domestic Human Resources and Director of Field HR, the members of the Domestic and Field Human Resources New York (DAF-NY) committee, colleagues in the Field Human Resources Department, and the payroll unit of the Finance department, researches, plans, develops and administers policies relating to the payroll, benefits, and working conditions for US expatriate staff.  Collaborates with colleagues from the Finance department, Field HR and the Operational Centers of MSF, to establish, maintain and review cross-administration procedures to ensure that information is shared and verified among all parties, and that all records are kept in accordance with human resources, financial, and legal best practices.  Acts as a power-user, administrator and vendor contact for HR Management software tools. Acts as the point person for international benefits administration for the Field HR department, Operational Centers as well as individual US employed expatriates.  Supervises HR Assistant and ensures an appropriate work flow so that the Assistant is able to provide support for the US employed expatriate staff as a whole.

2. Essential Functions and Responsibilities:

HR Planning & Policy Development (30%)

Collaborates with the Director of Domestic HR on the creation and implementation of an Annual Plan for HR goals and objectives.
Participates actively in the design and development of policies and coordination of human resources activities such as employment, compensation, employee relations, benefits, and training and employee services as a member of DAF-NY.
Researches policies and HR trends and drafts policies for expatriate staff.
Actively seeks new and cultivates existing relationships with external contacts on HR trends and issues.
Implements new policies and procedures.
Performs ongoing review of benefits and develops proposals for improvements to existing benefits.
Participates in vendor and contract reviews
Communicates directly with vendor contacts on the development of US expatriate benefit policies.
Identifies and maintains knowledge of legal requirements and government reporting regulations affecting human resources functions and ensures policies, procedures, and reporting are in compliance.
Maintains an up-to-date International Employee Handbook that is in compliance with all relevant legal requirements.
Maintains an up-to-date International Employee Handbook in line with changes in benefits decided at HRPG as well as DAF-NY.
Acts as a liaison to Field HR, in particular on legal issues pertaining to HR and benefits administration for expatriate staff.

Management (15%)

Hires, manages and evaluates HR Assistant, office volunteers, work-study students and/or interns for administrative tasks within the Domestic HR Department.
Delegates tasks, consults with and guides staff to achieve goals.  Provides ongoing feedback in a context of mutual respect.
Sets clear attainable objectives for staff, evaluates employee job performance accordingly, in accordance with established MSF procedures, and collaborates with staff to establish appropriate development paths.
Attends regularly scheduled HR team meetings to brainstorm solutions to problems, share resources and best practices and coordinate activities.

Payroll & Benefits Administration and Onboarding (35%)

Works with the Director of Domestic HR and the Director of Field HR to develop, review and maintain appropriate content for briefing packages for Expatriate staff.
Serves as liaison with OCs for scaling questions.
Ensures that letter agreements are prepared and new-hire packages are emailed to potential field staff in a timely manner.
Develops, reviews and maintains comprehensive new hire and termination check lists for Expatriate staff, that include all stages of payroll and benefits administration.
Works with all appropriate staff to ensure that new hire and termination check lists are executed in a timely manner, and that all documentation is filed appropriately in both electronic and paper formats.
Updates and maintains employee files and records in accordance with HR best practices and legal requirements.
Ensures the proper maintenance of demographic data, EEO records, and other pertinent HR records.
Meets with all new Expatriate staff individually or schedules individual phone briefings to review the basic MSF-USA benefits package, payroll administration, the Employee Handbook, in particular the Mandatory Reporting policy and answer any further questions regarding the contents of briefing packages.
Meets individually or schedules individual phone debriefings with all terminating Expatriate staff to explain termination and/or continuation of benefits, and all the steps of the termination checklist.  Ensures that departing staff complete all relevant paperwork.
Administers benefits programs under the control of MSF-USA such as life, health, dental, disability and Workers Compensation insurances, retirement plan, and employee assistance as follows:

• Keeps records of benefits plans participation.
• Responds to inquiries from international staff regarding benefits policies, procedures, and programs and acts as an ongoing resource
• Investigates accidents and illness in the field and prepares reports for insurance carrier.
• Acts as primary point of contact for all payroll and benefits related inquiries of international staff and facilitates new enrollments, changes, and terminations.
• Liaise with benefits vendors to research features and/or resolve problems for employees.
• Supervises mailings regarding changes to benefits (especially the 401(k) Plan) to all plan participants.
• Participates in the creation and analysis of benefits satisfaction surveys, as needed.
• Participates in vendor and contract reviews and negotiation
• Reviews new benefits invoices for accuracy before submitting to Finance.

Coordinates with counterparts in Operational Centers to ensure the timely and accurate preparation of payroll and benefits information for all expatriate staff on a monthly basis so that Finance can process and execute payroll, reconcile benefits statements and account for all expenses promptly and accurately.
Communicates directly with cross-administrators and HR pool managers on employment dates for all expatriate staff.
Periodically reviews onboarding and payroll practices of international staff and recommends changes or improvements as appropriate.
Training and Interdepartmental Coordination 10%
Collaborates with Field Human Resources Offices, Field HR Associate and Field HR Assistant to confirm hire and termination dates for the speedy and accurate processing of expatriate benefits and payroll.
Coordinates with the necessary parties in Finance to ensure the timely and accurate preparation of payroll for all expatriate staff on a monthly basis.
Manages the payroll information system with the finance unit for the expatriate staff.
Acts as the HR liaison between finance and individual expatriate staff on issues concerning the IRP payroll.
Manages the creation of HR communication tools (flyers, brochures, invitations, etc.) and HR forms for international staff.
Cross-trains and backs-up all compensation and benefits related responsibilities of the HR Manager for domestic employees.
Provides information and training for members of the Peer Support Network (PSN) at the PSN annual conference.
Presents international payroll, benefits and policies to incoming expatriates during the Information Days training.
Attends regularly scheduled Field HR team meetings as a representative of the Domestic HR department to brainstorm solutions to problems, share resources and best practices and coordinate activities.
Serves on mental health working group for the Psychosocial Care Unit (PSCU) on benefits options and benefits policies for the expatriate staff and helps with development and implementation of mental health benefits for expatriate staff.
Department Workflow and HR Management Software Administration (10%)
Monitors, corrects and improves systems to track expatriate assignment data, demographic data, and HR data so that the entire onboarding and exit process is captured accurately and in a timely manner using current HR Information Systems.
Works with counterpart in Field HR to identify and propose solutions to the Director of Domestic HR and Director of Field HR to address routine workflow problems, and reporting encountered by other staff.
Represents MSF-USA on international cross-administration Working Groups.
Acts as “super user” on the current HRIS in order to guide other staff and train new staff on its functions.
Stays abreast of data privacy and record-keeping requirements, and maintains such practices.
Files and maintains employment records for future reference and updates the HRIS with all relevant information to keep data current.
Responsible for centralizing, updating and documenting specific administrative procedures for the HR department itself and for collaborating with Field HR on same as regards international and domestic cross-administration workflows.
Works with HRIS vendor to ensure that all configured workflows, including ongoing changes are appropriately documented.
Works on reporting the necessary data from the HRIS system for use in the Domestic HR and Field HR departments in order to accurately develop solutions to expatriate issues as well as to confirm accurate electronic data systems.
Manages filing systems and archives, making improvements and ensuring privacy of personnel records.
Ensures that all HR staff is aware of filing systems and supervises maintenance.
Other tasks as assigned.

3. Supervisory Responsibilities:

Hires and supervises one administrative assistant plus one or more office volunteers, interns and/or Work Study students who work on specific clerical, administrative or research projects in support of the department, quarterly. Carries out supervisory responsibilities in accordance with the organization’s policies and applicable laws. Responsibilities include interviewing, hiring, and training unpaid staff; planning, assigning, and directing work; appraising performance; and addressing complaints and resolving problems.

4. Fiscal Responsibility

Coordinates all compensation information and record-keeping for intersectional hiring of US Expatriate staff.  Works closely with Finance to ensure that they have the proper documentation for all benefits and payroll transactions. Confirms field salaries and proposes the necessary automatic salary increases to the Field HR Officers. Acts as a liaison between expatriates and the Field HR Officers on any salary administration. Coordinates with cross-administrators on any outstanding finances of expatriate staff from field assignments. Makes training decisions and purchases training classes/courses for the HR Assistant.

5. Extent of Public Contact

Regularly presents MSF policies to incoming and departing staff. Coordinates with counterparts in the 5 MSF operational centers to ensure smooth administration of payroll and benefits for seconded US staff. Coordinates with higher level managers at operational centers to ensure smooth administration of payroll and benefits for seconded US staff as needed. Acts as a point person for US benefits vendors to answer questions and resolve problems for employees. Communicates with external Human Resources employees at other NGOS to capture Global HR Trends. Represents the Domestic HR department at annual Peer Support Network meetings.

6. Physical Demands

While performing the duties of this job, the employee is required to sit for long periods and to concentrate on work, including typing, and turn out heavy volumes of work accurately.  Must be able to proofread own work accurately so that only minor corrections are needed on an infrequent basis.
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

7. Working Conditions, Travel and Environment

The duties of the job require regular attendance 5 days/week for a minimum of 35 hours.  Must be available to work before 9:00 am, after 5:00 pm or on weekends, as required. Travel to conferences is required each year.

8. Qualifications:

Minimum 5 years relevant work experience, 2 of which must be in a human resources management capacity, plus a Bachelors Degree in HR or related field, or equivalent combination of training and experience.
Excellent interpersonal and communications skills, including ability to effectively present information to job applicants, vendors, and other employees of the organization.
Demonstrated ability to coordinate work with a wide variety of participants.
Facility with numbers.
Keen attention to detail with ability to track multiple projects at one time.
Ability to work with a minimum of supervision.
Ability to prioritize ongoing vs. immediate needs appropriately.
Strong computer literacy, including ability to use word processing and spreadsheet software and to search the internet and navigate new user interfaces to post jobs, etc.
Ability to write business correspondence, and internal memos.
Strong motivation for working in a non-profit environment.
Experience working for a non-profit or NGO preferred.
 
 
Starting salary range: high 60’s to low 70’s, commensurate with experience.  Excellent benefits.  Training opportunities and growth potential.
Send cover letter and resume to:  [email protected],
Attn:  International HR Manager
Application closes December 6, 2014.

Major Gifts Assistant

1. Purpose of the Job:

To provide administrative support for the Major Gifts team, including file maintenance,  preparation of briefing packets, scheduling of donor meetings,  travel arrangements,  gift processing and all other designated administrative functions which support the functioning of the Major Gifts team.

II.Essential Functions and Responsibilities:

Donor Data Coordination
Assists in maintaining Major Gifts filing systems.  This includes all electronic and hard copy files. Works with Major Gifts team to identify opportunities for improvements in both systems.
Assists with mailings to major donors.  This may include, but is not limited to, donor thank you notes, new major donor letters, multi-year initiative letters,  renewals and appeals and cultivation mailings.
Assist in data hygiene including, but not limited to updating addresses, emails, phones, and other pertinent contact information, salutations, interactions.
Assist in gift processing including recording donations in spreadsheet.
Produces monthly and quarterly statistics, revenue and other reports.

Donor Cultivation

Assists in development of presentation materials for donor meetings.  Meets with MSF staff member attending meeting to ensure that materials are tailored to specific donor.
Assists in ensuring senior staff is meeting deadlines for next steps and tickler actions with donors, and that donor files are updated accordingly.
Responsible for all event invitations including the printing and mailing/emailing of all invitations.  Acts as point person for all RSVPs.
Schedules donor meetings on behalf of Major Gifts, Executive, and Board.
Assists in responding to prospective and current donor questions on the telephone, by email, and by mail regarding MSF activities and programs and any other major donor services queries in a timely and professional manner.
With approval from Major Gifts Officer, assists with MSF special events (i.e. public education events, lectures, etc.), especially when donors are in attendance.
Administrative
Manages and maintains the Major Gifts Travel & Event schedule.
Ensures that adequate inventory is maintained of all major gifts and planned giving materials (cards, brochures, envelopes, etc.).

3. Supervisory Responsibilities:

Does not directly supervise any staff, but does give assignments to and coordinates work with 1-2 unpaid staff consisting of volunteers, interns and/or Work-Study students, to provide administrative support to the Major Gifts & Planned Giving unit, under supervision of the Associate.

4. Fiscal Responsibility

Contributes to the generation of revenue by supporting the Major Gifts Annual Plan, and in particular, by ensuring the integrity of donor data and contributing to research.  Reports regularly on major gifts revenue and coordinates tracking of pledges with Finance.  Is responsible for maintaining the privacy of donors’ personal and financial data.

5. Extent of Public Contact

Occasionally interacts with high-level contacts including Board of Directors, Board of Advisors, major donors.

6. Physical Demands

While performing the duties of this job, the employee is required to sit for long periods and to concentrate on work, including typing, and turn out heavy volumes of work accurately, within the context of a moderately noisy office with many interruptions.
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

I.      IV.     Working Conditions, Travel and Environment

The duties of the job require regular attendance 5 days/week for a minimum of 35 hours.  Must be available to work before 9:00 am, after 5:00 pm or on weekends, as required.
V.    Qualifications:
Strong computer literacy, including ability to use Excel, Word, databases and internet research sites such as Google, Foundation Center and GuideStar.
Keen attention to detail, superior record-keeping skills and the ability to work with large amounts of data for extended periods of time.
Affinity for and facility with numbers.
Ability to work well under pressure and with deadlines.
Ability to work on multiple projects at one time.  Proven time management and organizational skills.
Ability to work with a minimum of supervision.
Ability to prioritize ongoing vs. immediate needs appropriately.
Typing minimum of 50 words per minute
Bachelor’s degree (B. A.) from four-year college or university; plus two years related work experience or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Preferred
Prior experience in a non-profit work environment.
To apply:
To apply, send cover letter and resume to: [email protected], Attn: Major Gifts Assistant.
*Application closes on December 19, 2014.*
Salary – mid 40’s commensurate with experience and great benefits. Generous paid time off. A friendly, supportive environment with growth potential.