Grants & Impact Analyst, Momentum Fellowship

Bezos Family Foundation; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Bezos Family Foundation is seeking a Grants Program Analyst for the Momentum Fellowship in Seattle. The role supports research, data gathering, and analyses to inform grantmaking decisions, working with early learning, K-12 education, and adolescent development initiatives.

Ideal candidates bring 2–3 years of relevant nonprofit experience, strong writing and analytical abilities, and comfort with handling multiple priorities in a collaborative, team-oriented environment.

Qualifications

• Minimum of two to three years' relevant experience; nonprofit or education experience is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Conduct literature reviews and prepare written summaries of trends and advances in topics aligned with the foundation's portfolios.
• Review and summarize qualitative and quantitative research and reports from grant partners and research institutions, translating data as needed.
• Produce and present written and verbal summaries of research efforts to internal stakeholders.
• Conduct initial screening of letters of inquiry and grant proposals.
• Support due diligence on prospective grantees and evaluate organizational health.
• Provide backup to the grants associate to manage grants documentation, tax verification, and payment processes.
• Serve as secondary administrator of the grants management system, ensuring accuracy of all grants records.
• Coordinate, prepare, and send advance materials for grant meetings.

Skills

Analytical skills

Writing skills

Project management

Attention to detail

Communication

Team collaboration

Microsoft Office

Salesforce

Interpersonal skills

Ambiguity tolerance

Tools

Microsoft Office

Salesforce

Job description

Bezos Family Foundation is seeking a Grants Program Analyst for the Momentum Fellowship in Seattle. The role supports research, data gathering, and analyses to inform grantmaking decisions, working with early learning, K-12 education, and adolescent development initiatives.

Ideal candidates bring 2–3 years of relevant nonprofit experience, strong writing and analytical abilities, and comfort with handling multiple priorities in a collaborative, team-oriented environment.