{"schemaVersion":"jobsearcher.job.v1","id":"4c8da100ef89e23562bc74d4","url":"https://jobsearcher.com/jobs/4c8da100ef89e23562bc74d4","canonicalUrl":"https://jobsearcher.com/jobs/4c8da100ef89e23562bc74d4","title":"Director of Workforce & Programs","description":"Director of Workforce & Programs\nBased in New York City | Remote-Flexible\nSalary Range: $90,000 – $105,000 (commensurate with experience)\nAbout All Star Code\nAll Star Code creates economic opportunity for high-potential youth from communities historically excluded from tech. We equip Scholars with the technical skills, networks, and entrepreneurial mindsets needed to thrive in a digital economy — and to bring prosperity back to their communities.\nThrough our Launching Digital Futures (LDF) continuum, we connect early tech skill-building in the Summer Intensive to advanced career readiness and workforce pathways. To date, ASC has served 9,000 learners, graduated 2,000 Scholars, and supported 450 in securing meaningful tech employment, including 60 Scholar-led ventures.\nThe Opportunity\nAll Star Code seeks a Director of Workforce & Programs to lead our national programming and workforce strategy. This is a build-and-scale leadership role for an entrepreneurial workforce professional who can strengthen ASC’s systems, partnerships, and employer engagement during a pivotal strategic growth phase.\nThe Director will be responsible for executing and delivering ASC’s current Launching Digital Futures (LDF) program commitments with excellence, while simultaneously leading ASC’s transition toward a scalable workforce development model.\n2026 will be a critical transition year focused on strengthening the systems, employer relationships, and placement infrastructure while delivering early wins that set the foundation for long-term workforce outcomes.\nManaging a $1M program portfolio, a seasonal instructional team, and industry volunteers, the Director will expand ASC’s employer ecosystem and increase the quality of Scholar internship and job outcomes.\nReporting to the Executive Director, this role serves on ASC’s senior leadership team and works closely with:\nVP of Partnerships & Fundraising – aligning funder and employer goals\nDirector of Teaching & Learning – linking curriculum to workforce needs\nSenior Manager of Systems & Impact – driving data and evaluation\nASC’s culture is entrepreneurial, collaborative, and rooted in radical respect. We value leaders who pair strategic vision with hands-on execution and thrive in a fast-moving, high-trust environment.\nKey Responsibilities\nLead ASC’s workforce partnership strategy, cultivating and managing relationships with employers, workforce coalitions, and industry associations.\nRepresent ASC at convenings and policy tables (e.g., NYCETC, Tech:NYC, WBN, SHPE, NSBE).\nAlign employer partnerships with funder priorities; co-develop proposals, data narratives and impact reports.\nOversee strategic design and delivery of ASC’s Launching Digital Futures programs, from Tech Exposure to Tech Pathways to Tech Mobility.\nManage seasonal staff, contractors, and volunteers to ensure high-quality Scholar experiences and timely execution.\nUse data as a leadership tool to measure impact, inform decisions, and improve delivery.\nChampion ASC’s workforce agenda in city, state, and national ecosystems to advance equitable tech talent pipelines.\nQualifications\nRequired\n7–10 years of progressive experience in workforce development, talent pipelines, employer partnerships, or related fields (tech or innovation sectors preferred).\nExperience designing and leading programs with distributed or seasonal teams.\nProven success cultivating employer relationships that produce internships, apprenticeships, or full-time hires.\nStrong communication and relationship-building skills with executives, funders, and community leaders.\nDeep commitment to equity, access, and economic mobility for underrepresented talent.\nPreferred\nExperience collaborating with CSR, DEI, HR / talent acquisition, or community impact teams\nFamiliarity with HubSpot and Airtable.\nKnowledge of NYC and national workforce networks (NYCETC, Tech:NYC, SHPE, NSBE)).\nExperience building or scaling workforce systems, pipelines, or employer engagement strategies.\nBackground in youth-serving, education, or early career development environments.\nSuccess in This Role Looks Like\nStrong, growing employer partnerships that connect Scholars to career opportunities.\nSmooth, on-time program delivery with high Scholar satisfaction.\nClear, accurate data and systems showing progress, impact, and informing strategic decisions.\nEffective collaboration across fundraising, learning, and systems teams.\nASC recognized as a trusted workforce partner in tech and education.\nCompensation & Benefits\nSalary: $90,000–$105,000 (commensurate with experience)\nComprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage\nGenerous paid time off, including an organization-wide winter break\nRemote-flexible role based in New York City, with regular in-person convenings for collaboration and partner engagement\nIf you’re passionate about building equitable tech talent pipelines and shaping the future of work, we’d love to hear from you. 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We equip Scholars with the technical skills, networks, and entrepreneurial mindsets needed to thrive in a digital economy — and to bring prosperity back to their communities.\nThrough our Launching Digital Futures (LDF) continuum, we connect early tech skill-building in the Summer Intensive to advanced career readiness and workforce pathways. To date, ASC has served 9,000 learners, graduated 2,000 Scholars, and supported 450 in securing meaningful tech employment, including 60 Scholar-led ventures.\nThe Opportunity\nAll Star Code seeks a Director of Workforce & Programs to lead our national programming and workforce strategy. 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