Relational Tech Fellow: No-Code AI for Community Impact

Thread; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 17,047 - 24,280; Full time

Job summary

Thread is seeking three fellows for a 9-10 month Relational Technology program in Baltimore. This Service Year cohort uses AI-powered and no-code tools to design simple apps that strengthen community relationships.

No coding background required; curiosity, follow-through, and a genuine interest in the community are essential. Fellows will learn to identify local problems, build a working app, collect feedback, and reflect on outcomes through a structured Development Cycle with support from

Qualifications

• No coding background required; learn AI-powered and no-code tools on the job.
• Must be curious about AI tools and willing to learn new platforms.
• Comfort talking with community members to understand their needs.
• Strong communication and active-listening skills needed.
• Willingness to define problems and iterate; community-building focus.

Responsibilities

• Authentically engage with colleagues, community members, and mentors.
• Share your journey of growth with volunteers and staff.
• Work in an agile, flexible way as projects shift.
• Identify local community problems and design simple AI/no-code apps.
• Document work and produce a final portfolio showcasing your impact.
• Partner with community organizations to apply the Development Cycle.

Skills

Strong communication

Curiosity about AI

Willingness to learn

Community engagement

Active listening

Education

High School Diploma

Job description

Thread is seeking three fellows for a 9-10 month Relational Technology program in Baltimore. This Service Year cohort uses AI-powered and no-code tools to design simple apps that strengthen community relationships.

No coding background required; curiosity, follow-through, and a genuine interest in the community are essential. Fellows will learn to identify local problems, build a working app, collect feedback, and reflect on outcomes through a structured Development Cycle with support from