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Development Coordinator

Staff

2026-06-13

Location

Cambridge, MA

MIT

Type

Part-time (45% effort), 1-year term

Required Qualifications

High school diploma or equivalent
3+ years fundraising/development experience
MS Office proficient
Strong organizational & prioritization skills
Advanced writing/editing/proofreading
CRM/donor database experience (preferred)
Bachelor’s degree (preferred)
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Development Coordinator

Posting Description

DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR, MIT Museum, assists in the solicitation and cultivation of prospects and the coordination of proposals, memberships, presentations, events, meetings, initiatives, and administrative projects; coordinates a range of fundraising projects in consultation with MIT Museum and Resource Development colleagues; provides administrative and project management support for activities, including use of Advance for prospect/donor tracking and management, prospect research, drafting correspondence, memos, proposal content, and reports; coordinates logistics of development events and meetings, and expediting follow-up actions; supports the organization and expansion of the Corporate Membership program, liaising with Corporate Membership for their benefits, events, ticketing access, and/or in relation to the Cambridge Science Carnival.

Job Requirements

REQUIRED: High school education or equivalent; a minimum of three years of relevant experience in fundraising, development, communications, or marketing; proficient with MS Office, comfortable learning new software, and knowledge of general office procedures; ability to organize, prioritize, and carry out detailed procedures independently, and to prioritize deadlines while managing multiple projects; motivated to thrive in a team environment by taking resourceful initiative that adapts to evolving Museum priorities; ability to communicate and interact at the highest level of refinement, including with Museum staff, Institute leadership and donor/prospect constituencies; advanced writing, editing, and proofreading skills with high attention to detail; high level of discretion in managing confidential information. PREFERRED: Bachelor’s degree; enthusiasm for the MIT Museum mission and a foundational knowledge of science and technology; experience using a CRM or donor database (e.g., HubSpot, Salesforce, Raiser’s Edge etc.); familiarity with brand and message consistency.

1 year term position part-time (45% effort).

This is an in-person role: Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday with some flexibility for hybrid work.

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Frequently Asked Questions

📚What are the required qualifications for the Development Coordinator role at MIT Museum?

The position requires a high school diploma or equivalent and a minimum of three years of relevant experience in fundraising, development, communications, or marketing. Candidates must be proficient in MS Office, able to manage multiple projects, and possess advanced writing, editing, and proofreading skills with high discretion for confidential information. Explore more administration jobs for similar roles.

💼What are the main responsibilities of this Development Coordinator position?

Responsibilities include assisting in prospect solicitation and cultivation, coordinating fundraising proposals, memberships, events, and meetings; providing project management support using tools like Advance CRM; conducting prospect research; drafting correspondence and reports; and expanding the Corporate Membership program. Check higher ed admin jobs for related opportunities.

Is this a full-time position, and what is the work schedule?

This is a part-time (45% effort) 1-year term position. It is primarily in-person on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, with some flexibility for hybrid work. Ideal for those balancing other commitments in Cambridge, MA. View remote higher ed jobs for alternatives.

What preferred skills or experience are advantageous for applicants?

Preferred qualifications include a Bachelor’s degree, enthusiasm for the MIT Museum mission, foundational knowledge of science and technology, and experience with CRM or donor databases like HubSpot, Salesforce, or Raiser’s Edge. Familiarity with brand consistency is a plus. Learn more via our higher ed career advice.

📝How do I apply for the Development Coordinator job at MIT?

Applications are open until June 13, 2026. Submit via the MIT jobs portal with your resume highlighting fundraising experience and relevant skills. Tailor your application to emphasize project coordination and donor management. Prepare a strong free resume template and cover letter template for success.

🖥️Does the role involve working with CRM software or donor tracking?

Yes, the role requires using Advance for prospect/donor tracking and management, plus prospect research. Preferred experience with CRMs like HubSpot, Salesforce, or Raiser’s Edge is highly valued. This supports fundraising projects and corporate memberships. See administration support jobs.
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