At .monks, we believe creativity is not just a department—it's the centerpiece of everything we make. We’re on the hunt for a Chief Creative Officer (CCO) who brings bold vision, undeniable presence, and a proven creative pedigree to help shape what’s next in advertising, storytelling, and brand experiences.

This is an opportunity to lead a globally recognized, culturally-driven creative force at the forefront of marketing and innovation.

Who You Are

• A true creative leader—with a proven track record as a chief creative officer, executive creative leader or equivalent at top-tier creative agencies or brand-side leadership roles.
• Known and respected in the industry, with press-worthy campaigns and award-winning work (Cannes Lions, D&AD, AdAge, etc.), but more importantly, someone who creates work people feel—measured, insight-driven, and strategic.
• Charismatic and compelling—you walk into a room and people lean in. You can sell an idea, command a presentation, and make clients and creatives feel seen and inspired.
• A culture builder—the kind of leader that encourages collaboration and open mindedness while always bringing a perspective. You’re human-first, not ego-first. You shape inclusive teams, mentor talent, and know how to create environments where the best work gets made.
• Comfortable moving from brand to digital to experiential, always putting creativity at the center, grounded in insight and driven by impact.
• Able to translate client feedback into opportunity, not compromise. You’re a creative translator as much as a visionary.
  
  

What You’ll Bring

• 15+ years in creative leadership roles, with 5+ years as CCO or equivalent.
• A portfolio of culturally significant work and big brand campaigns that have moved business and earned accolades.
• Experience across brand, digital, social, content, and experiential—demonstrating breadth and depth of thinking.
• Strong business acumen, with an understanding of how to build creative that works as hard as it inspires.
• A people-first approach that builds trust and confidence in rooms of clients, colleagues, and collaborators.
• Bonus if you’ve helped shape creative departments at a high-growth or global agency.
  
  

The Role

• Lead and elevate the creative vision for .monks in North America.
• Inspire and mentor multi-disciplinary creative teams, ensuring work is bold, strategic, and beautifully executed.
• Partner closely with leadership across disciplines—strategy, production, account, and operations—to shape pitch-winning ideas and transformative campaigns.
• Be an active face of .monks creatively—presenting work, pitching, and representing us publicly.
• Help architect the next era of .monks: creative at the center, collaboration at its core.

At Monks, we believe in fostering an environment where a diversity of perspectives can thrive. We proactively work to design hiring processes that promote equity and inclusion while mitigating bias. We celebrate diversity and are committed to building a team that reflects the communities we serve. We welcome and encourage qualified applicants, from all backgrounds, who are excited to contribute to our mission.  

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At .monks, we believe creativity is not just a department—it's the centerpiece of everything we make. We’re on the hunt for a Chief Creative Officer (CCO) who brings bold vision, undeniable presence, and a proven creative pedigree to help shape what’s next in advertising, storytelling, and brand experiences.

This is an opportunity to lead a globally recognized, culturally-driven creative force at the forefront of marketing and innovation.

Who You Are

• A true creative leader—with a proven track record as a chief creative officer, executive creative leader or equivalent at top-tier creative agencies or brand-side leadership roles.
• Known and respected in the industry, with press-worthy campaigns and award-winning work (Cannes Lions, D&AD, AdAge, etc.), but more importantly, someone who creates work people feel—measured, insight-driven, and strategic.
• Charismatic and compelling—you walk into a room and people lean in. You can sell an idea, command a presentation, and make clients and creatives feel seen and inspired.
• A culture builder—the kind of leader that encourages collaboration and open mindedness while always bringing a perspective. You’re human-first, not ego-first. You shape inclusive teams, mentor talent, and know how to create environments where the best work gets made.
• Comfortable moving from brand to digital to experiential, always putting creativity at the center, grounded in insight and driven by impact.
• Able to translate client feedback into opportunity, not compromise. You’re a creative translator as much as a visionary.
  
  

What You’ll Bring

• 15+ years in creative leadership roles, with 5+ years as CCO or equivalent.
• A portfolio of culturally significant work and big brand campaigns that have moved business and earned accolades.
• Experience across brand, digital, social, content, and experiential—demonstrating breadth and depth of thinking.
• Strong business acumen, with an understanding of how to build creative that works as hard as it inspires.
• A people-first approach that builds trust and confidence in rooms of clients, colleagues, and collaborators.
• Bonus if you’ve helped shape creative departments at a high-growth or global agency.
  
  

The Role

• Lead and elevate the creative vision for .monks in North America.
• Inspire and mentor multi-disciplinary creative teams, ensuring work is bold, strategic, and beautifully executed.
• Partner closely with leadership across disciplines—strategy, production, account, and operations—to shape pitch-winning ideas and transformative campaigns.
• Be an active face of .monks creatively—presenting work, pitching, and representing us publicly.
• Help architect the next era of .monks: creative at the center, collaboration at its core.

At Monks, we believe in fostering an environment where a diversity of perspectives can thrive. We proactively work to design hiring processes that promote equity and inclusion while mitigating bias. We celebrate diversity and are committed to building a team that reflects the communities we serve. We welcome and encourage qualified applicants, from all backgrounds, who are excited to contribute to our mission.  

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We are seeking a versatile Sourcing & Analytics Manager to join our procurement team. This unique role is designed for a professional who thrives in both the tactical world of sourcing and the strategic world of business intelligence.

Initially, your time will be split between executing services-related sourcing projects and developing the analytical frameworks necessary to drive data-led decision-making across the department. You will serve as the "translator" between data resources and procurement leadership, ensuring our sourcing strategies are backed by robust, actionable insights.

Responsibilities:

• End-to-End Sourcing: Lead the process of finding, sourcing, and maintaining key external relationships through expert negotiation and craft expertise.
• Bid Management: Craft and conduct comprehensive bid and evaluation processes including RFI, RFQ, and RFP.
• Contracting: Structure and negotiate vendor agreements, ensuring high levels of quality, service, and cost alignment.
• Advisory: Act as an embedded partner to provide best practices for vendor strategy and serve as an escalation point for commercial relationships.
• Holistic Strategy: Communicate across business units and pillars to find commonality among product teams and develop scalable contractual agreements.
• Insight Generation: Utilize data and analytics techniques to develop dashboards and reports that aid in executive decision-making, including but not limited to the development and maintenance of a vendor database feeding category analysis and project targeting.
• Adoption & Training: Engage sourcing staff to increase the application of analytics to new  procurement opportunities
• Metrics & Success Criteria: Use data guides and metrics to adapt efforts and ensure the satisfaction of internal partners.

Required Qualifications: 

• Bachelor’s Degree in related field of study or equivalent experience 
• 6-8+ years experience in category sourcing, ideally within a non-mandated sourcing environment
• Experience working with procurement users to leverage quantitative analysis and financial/price modeling in decision-making
• Experience with rollout and training in support of procurement applications or vendor databases
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills with the ability to present complex data in compelling ways to non-technical business partners
• Deep procurement domain expertise with the credibility to lead and mentor others
• Proven ability to foster trust and collaboration with internal customers and external vendors
• Ability to work independently with limited direction or supervision

Desired Qualifications:

• Curiosity to explore and implement AI solutions to analytics and visualization needs
• Experience with services-based contracts in support of creative game development is a plus
• Experience with data visualization tools like Tableau, Power BI, etc…
• Experience with collaboration and documentation tools like Notion, Confluence, Airtable, etc..
• Experience working in a fast-paced, operationally complex environment

For this role, you'll find success through craft expertise, a collaborative spirit, and decision-making that prioritizes your fellow Rioters, who are the customers of your work.  Being a dedicated fan of games is not necessary for this position!

Our Perks:

Riot focuses on work/life balance, shown by our open paid time off policy and other perks such as flexible work schedules. We offer medical, dental, and life insurance, parental leave for you, your spouse/domestic partner, and children, and a 401k with company match. Check out our benefits pages for more information.

At Riot Games, we put players first. That mission drives every decision in our quest to create games and experiences that make it better to be a player. Whether you’re working directly on a new player-facing experience or you’re supporting the company as a whole, everyone at Riot is part of our mission. And just like in our games, we’re better when we work together. Our goal is to create collaborative teams where you are empowered to bring your unique perspective everyday. If that sounds like the kind of place you want to work, we’re looking forward to your application.

It’s our policy to provide equal employment opportunity for all applicants and members of Riot Games, Inc. Riot Games makes reasonable accommodations for handicapped and disabled Rioters and does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, handicap, veteran status, marital status, criminal history, or any other category protected by applicable federal and state law. We consider for employment all qualified applicants, including those with criminal histories, in a manner consistent with applicable federal, state and local law, including the California Fair Chance Act, the City of Los Angeles Fair Chance Initiative for Hiring Ordinance, the Los Angeles County Fair Chance Ordinance for Employers, the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, and the Washington Fair Chance Act.

Per the Los Angeles County Fair Chance Ordinance, the following core duties may create a basis for disqualifying candidates with relevant criminal histories:

• Safeguarding confidential and sensitive Company data
• Communication with others, including Rioters and third parties such as vendors, and/or players, including minors
• Accessing Company assets, secure digital systems, and networks
• Ensuring a safe interactive environment for players and other Rioters

These duties are directly related to essential operations, safety, trust, and compliance obligations within our organization. Please note that job duties may evolve based on business needs and additional responsibilities may be assigned as necessary to maintain operational efficiency and security. 

Who we are

The real world is the next frontier, and at Metropolis, we are creating the artificial intelligence to make it responsive. We are pioneering the Recognition Economy — a future where mundane repetition disappears and being known unlocks access, comfort and belonging everywhere you go. From transforming parking into a seamless drive-in, drive-out experience for millions of Members to expanding our intelligence layer across retail and hospitality, we are building a world that feels instinctive and magical. The future isn’t coming; it’s here, and we need builders, innovators and problem solvers to help us create it.

Who you are

Metropolis is seeking an Financial Systems Administrator to join our team. You will manage, maintain, and optimize our Oracle Cloud EPM (EPBCS) ecosystem while serving as the strategic bridge between our Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A) organization and our centralized Data Engineering teams. In our high-velocity, 5,000-location enterprise, financial accuracy is inextricably linked to operational data. You will not only handle traditional EPM administration but also partner directly with data and operational teams to define technical requirements for integrating non-financial KPIs—such as location churn, new facility onboardings, occupancy rates, and transaction counts—directly from our data warehouse into our financial forecasting models. The ideal candidate brings a strong grasp of EPM architecture, SQL data structures, and the communication skills required to translate complex operational metrics into actionable financial drivers.

What you'll do

• Oversee the end-to-end administration, configuration, and continuous optimization of the Oracle Cloud EPM suite (EPBCS)
• Design, build, and troubleshoot Essbase ASO/BSO cubes to support large-scale operational scenario planning
• Act as the primary technical translator between Finance and centralized Data/IT teams; partner with Data Engineering to define technical requirements, ensuring that data models in our data warehouse (e.g., Snowflake) are properly structured for seamless EPM ingestion
• Collaborate with data teams to ingest high-volume non-financial KPIs (e.g., transaction counts, location churn) into EPM planning cubes
• Troubleshoot integration workflows and perform root-cause analysis on data discrepancies using SQL and Python
• Replace static calculation scripts with dynamic, context-aware logic to optimize system performance across thousands of sparse locations
• Utilize EPM Automate alongside Python or batch scripting for complex job scheduling
• Manage the volatile lifecycle of 5,000+ operational locations; ensure location additions, divestitures, hierarchical changes and associated access permissions, synchronize flawlessly across ERP, CRM, and EPM environments
• Develop and maintain high-impact visualization dashboards (Tableau, Looker, Hex) with intuitive narratives to facilitate executive decision-making; provide user support, training, and documentation for supported applications

What we're looking for

• 7+ years of Oracle EPM (EPBCS/Planning) System Administration and development experience in a high-growth, multi-location enterprise
• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Finance, Economics, Accounting, Information Systems, or a related field
• Strong knowledge of data integration tools (EPM Integration Agent, Data Management, EPM Automate) and deep understanding of dependencies between functional components of Oracle EPM
• Proficiency in SQL and Python with a proven track record of automating financial processes
• Must understand modern cloud data structures well enough to perform "handholding" and meaningful collaboration with Data Engineers
• Exceptional ability to bridge the gap between technical data architecture and functional financial insights
• Strong experience partnering with Senior Leadership and the ability to translate "big picture" financial concepts into tactical execution plans for IT
• Ability to work independently or with a low-ego, highly collaborative, cross-functional team in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment
• Experience leveraging AI tools to transform static workflows into responsive, high-output processes

While not required, these are a plus:

• Experience with Groovy scripting

4 Days in Office: Metropolis values in-person collaboration to drive innovation, strengthen culture, and enhance the Member experience. Our corporate team members hold to our office-first model, which requires employees to be on-site at least four days a week, fostering organic interactions that spark creativity and connection.

When you join Metropolis, you'll join a team of world-class product leaders and engineers, building an ecosystem of technologies at the intersection of parking, mobility, and real estate. Our goal is to build an inclusive culture where everyone has a voice and the best idea wins. You will play a key role in building and maintaining this culture as our organization grows. The anticipated base salary for this position is $120,000.00 USD to $130,000.00 USD annually. The actual base salary offered is determined by a number of variables, including, as appropriate, the applicant's qualifications for the position, years of relevant experience, distinctive skills, level of education attained, certifications or other professional licenses held, and the location of residence and/or place of employment. Base salary is one component of Metropolis' total compensation package, which may also include access to or eligibility for healthcare benefits, a 401(k) plan, short-term and long-term disability coverage, basic life insurance, a lucrative stock option plan, bonus plans and more. #LI-AW1 #LI-Onsite

Strategic Client Success Directors are high-performing individual contributors who extend their strategic influence beyond individual accounts to drive excellence across multiple clients and regions. As a trusted partner within the organization, you will lead multi-account efforts, guide process improvements, and help elevate the Client Success organization through both internal coordination and external delivery. 

You are a translator of strategic plans into executional success—surfacing deep insights, flagging systemic risks, and aligning day-to-day delivery with long-term account goals. You serve as a key escalation point, shape best practices, and mentor team members in adopting strategic behaviors. In this role, you are a primary driver of revenue, taking full ownership of the renewal process and actively supporting expansion through sophisticated solution alignment and internal collaboration.

What You Will Do: 

• Drive Strategic Initiatives: Take ownership of key initiatives and lead multi-account efforts to drive excellence and consistency across multiple clients or regions.
• Lead the Renewal & Growth Lifecycle: Take full ownership of the client renewal process, including developing pricing proposals, leading negotiation conversations, and managing contracting.
• Support Revenue Expansion: Directly contribute to revenue growth by identifying expansion opportunities through planning conversations and cross-functional solution alignment.
• Shape Best Practices & Mentorship: Serve as a mentor to newer team members and a strategic partner to leadership, shaping best practices and guiding the team in adopting strategic behaviors.
• Ensure Executional Excellence: Align day-to-day delivery with long-term account goals, surfacing insights and flagging systemic risks that could impact client health or delivery.
• Manage Financial Integrity: Proactively identify billing risks, campaign scope shifts, or rate changes to ensure invoicing accuracy and forecasting stability.
• Act as an Escalation Point: Serve as a trusted advisor and escalation point for complex client issues, coordinating internal efforts to ensure a high-quality external delivery.
• Guide Process Improvement: Identify new opportunities for efficiency across the Client Success organization and lead internal efforts to improve workflows and elevate the standard of service.

What You Will Need: 

• Strategic Influence & Leadership: Proven ability as a high-performing individual contributor to influence outcomes beyond a single account and drive value across the broader business.
• Commercial Acumen: Expertise in the end-to-end renewal process, with experience in pricing strategy, contract negotiation, and revenue forecasting
• Strategic Planning at Scale: Ability to own high-level growth initiatives and guide long-term partnerships that align with both client and company goals.
• Systemic Problem Solving: Strong analytical skills to identify systemic risks and process gaps, with the ability to translate these insights into actionable improvements.
• Mentorship & Collaboration: A track record of acting as a mentor or strategic partner to internal teams, helping to elevate the performance and behaviors of the collective organization.
• Advanced Relationship Management: Exceptional communication skills to act as a primary escalation point and a trusted advisor for high-value or high-complexity accounts.
• Revenue-Conscious Mindset: A deep understanding of how delivery excellence, billing accuracy, and strategic alignment directly impact retention and growth.
• Project & Account Mastery: The ability to lead complex, multi-stakeholder efforts while maintaining a high degree of accountability and attention to detail.

This position is open to remote candidates in the United States. Candidates must be able to commit to working Pacific Time zones. 

What We Offer:

• The Best of Both Worlds: Be part of the Innovid team while enjoying the full range of perks and benefits offered by Mediaocean.
• Work-Life Balance: Open Paid Time Off (PTO), Flexible schedule, Company holidays, paid parental leave
• Total Rewards: Competitive salary, Full benefits package, Referral bonuses, Recognition awards, 401(k) with company match, Company HSA contribution up to $2,400
• Comprehensive Benefits: Medical/Dental/Vision/Pharmacy, Health Savings Account (HSA)/Flexible Spending Account (FSA), Mental health support, Life & Disability insurance, Family planning & fertility benefits, Pet insurance, Legal & ID theft protection, Retirement planning, Medicare assistance, Employee Assistance Program (EAP), 
• Wellness Focus: Eligible employees get up to 100% company paid annual subscriptions to Peloton, Maven Clinic, BetterUp Care, Walkingspree, Bikeshare (Divvy in Chicago/Citibike in New York), Wellness Seminars (physical, mental, financial, social) as well as opportunities to compete in companywide health challenges with prizes
• Award-Winning Company Culture: Professional development with a dedicated Talent Development team, Employee Resource Groups (ERGs), Philanthropy & awareness programs, Mentorship programs, In-office and virtual events & celebrations, Various volunteer & donation opportunities, Innovative and collaborative work environment,
• High visibility role with uncapped commissions and tremendous growth potential.
• Offices in major cities around the world, unlimited snacks, and a cross-company collaboration unlike anywhere else.
• The base pay range for this position is $120,000-160,000 per year. The determination of what a specific employee in this job classification is paid and titled depends on a number of factors, including, but not limited to, prior employment history/job-related knowledge, qualifications and skills, length of service, and geographic location.
• This information is provided per New York City’s salary disclosure law.  

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Academic Director, BEAM Summer Away

Role Overview: Instructional Leadership

The Academic Director is the instructional leader for a BEAM site, responsible for ensuring high-quality, student-centered math instruction and supporting faculty growth. As Academic Director, you will guide the academic vision for your campus, support faculty growth, and ensure that BEAM’s inquiry-based, student-centered math instruction comes to life every day.

BEAM Summer Away is a cornerstone of BEAM’s 10-year Pathway Program, providing a residential math experience where students grow as problem solvers, learners, and community members.

Primary Responsibilities:

• Ensure high-quality, inquiry-based math instruction aligned with BEAM’s mission and values.
• Coach, support, and evaluate faculty, including Junior and Senior Faculty.
• Facilitate collaboration spaces that promote shared learning and instructional coherence.
• Align academic goals with site operations in partnership with site leadership.

The Academic Director partners closely with the Site Director, Associate Site Director, Director of Student Life, and Guidance Counselor as part of a cohesive leadership team. While the primary focus is academic excellence and faculty development, the role also supports site-wide operations as needed to ensure a strong student experience.

Key Responsibilities:

I. Pre-Program Preparation

Your work before camp ensures that faculty arrive prepared and that the academic program launches smoothly.

Self-Preparation and Planning:

• Complete BEAM’s Leadership and Faculty Coach training.
• Review the Site Leadership Handbook and align with program expectations.
• Participate in virtual leadership team meetings.
• Support final hiring or placement decisions for faculty.
• Support student course assignment processes.
• Attend synchronous faculty training sessions and the virtual course planning retreat.

Pre-Camp Week (On-Site):

• Leadership Retreat: Align with the leadership team on roles, academic expectations, and camp-wide goals; contribute to planning team-building activities and culture-setting norms; assist in preparing classroom spaces, materials, and logistics.
• All Staff Pre-Camp Training: Lead all faculty-specific training, including academic modules; facilitate prep time, course refinement, and problem-solving planning for faculty; assign and review academic training tasks or modules; confirm completion of HR onboarding for faculty.

II. During Camp

Academic Leadership (Primary Function)

• Observe each faculty member across three full observation and feedback cycles.
• Provide individualized coaching and implement BEAM’s coaching and feedback structures.
• Co-facilitate twice-weekly collaboration spaces with senior faculty focused on lesson planning, math content, pedagogical strategies.
• Guide faculty on best practices for Open Math Time, problem-solving pedagogy, and student discourse.
• Provide and record formal summative feedback for all faculty.
• Support new faculty in understanding BEAM’s teaching philosophy.

Site Leadership (In partnership with the Site Director)

• Serve as the primary translator of academic needs within the leadership team.
• Participate in daily and weekly leadership check-ins.
• Communicate academic updates, shifts, or faculty needs.
• Troubleshoot classroom or scheduling issues in partnership with leadership.
• Provide emergency class coverage if needed.
• Support decision-making conversations when academic or student needs intersect.

Community Leadership

• Ensure classrooms reflect BEAM’s commitment to safety, belonging, inquiry, and student ownership of math.
• Support faculty in implementing student accommodations and engagement strategies.
• Address escalated academic or classroom-based student behavior concerns.
• Model academic and social leadership aligned with BEAM’s values.

Operational and Logistical Support

(The Academic Director is not the primary logistics manager, but supports key pieces that intersect with academics.)

• Manage petty cash and supplies related to instruction.
• Support planning and staffing for field trips and academic extensions.
• Supervise Open Math Time.
• Coordinate math circles or enrichment events for students and staff.
• Participate in occasional evening responsibilities as aligned with leadership team norms.

III. Post-Camp Wrap Up

• Complete summative faculty evaluations and lead all faculty debrief conversations.
• Support Site Director in completing the end-of-camp checklist.
• Contribute academic insights to BEAM’s multi-site step-back meeting.

Qualifications

• Experience:  At least 2 years as Academic Dean or 4+ years in an instructional leadership role.
• Preferred Experience: Worked with middle school and/or high school students.
• Leadership: Demonstrated success coaching teachers or leading instructional teams.
• Content Expertise: Deep comfort with middle school math content, problem-solving pedagogy, and inquiry-based teaching.
• Coaching Skills: Skilled at providing clear, actionable feedback and building trusting coaching relationships.
• Professional Development: Experience leading professional development or collaborative planning spaces.
• Soft Skills: Strong communication, organization, and partnership skills.
• Values: Commitment to equity, inclusive practices, and student-centered learning.

Why You’ll Love Working Here

• Room and board is covered by BEAM for the duration of the summer program.
• Travel from and to the camp site is covered by BEAM within BEAM’s approved travel guidelines.
• Small classes with 10-15 students and 2 adults.
• An opportunity to truly get to know the extraordinary students.
• Professional development before camp to set you up for success.
• A collaborative, supportive team of educators and staff from diverse backgrounds.

Location

• BSA CA: Harvey Mudd College (Claremont, CA)

Program Dates (PY26)

Compensation: The compensation is $9,750 for the main camp period as Academic Director, and a contract at an hourly rate for any preparatory work before camp starts as a pre-summer set up associate.

Application Process

First Round Interview  → Project  → Final Interview  → Reference checks & offer!

For more information and the application, contact us at hiring@beammath.org. For information on our residential summer camps, check out our BEAM Summer Away postings!

Academic Director, BEAM Summer Away

Role Overview: Instructional Leadership

The Academic Director is the instructional leader for a BEAM site, responsible for ensuring high-quality, student-centered math instruction and supporting faculty growth. As Academic Director, you will guide the academic vision for your campus, support faculty growth, and ensure that BEAM’s inquiry-based, student-centered math instruction comes to life every day.

BEAM Summer Away is a cornerstone of BEAM’s 10-year Pathway Program, providing a residential math experience where students grow as problem solvers, learners, and community members.

Primary Responsibilities:

• Ensure high-quality, inquiry-based math instruction aligned with BEAM’s mission and values.
• Coach, support, and evaluate faculty, including Junior and Senior Faculty.
• Facilitate collaboration spaces that promote shared learning and instructional coherence.
• Align academic goals with site operations in partnership with site leadership.

The Academic Director partners closely with the Site Director, Associate Site Director, Director of Student Life, and Guidance Counselor as part of a cohesive leadership team. While the primary focus is academic excellence and faculty development, the role also supports site-wide operations as needed to ensure a strong student experience.

Key Responsibilities:

I. Pre-Program Preparation

Your work before camp ensures that faculty arrive prepared and that the academic program launches smoothly.

Self-Preparation and Planning:

• Complete BEAM’s Leadership and Faculty Coach training.
• Review the Site Leadership Handbook and align with program expectations.
• Participate in virtual leadership team meetings.
• Support final hiring or placement decisions for faculty.
• Support student course assignment processes.
• Attend synchronous faculty training sessions and the virtual course planning retreat.

Pre-Camp Week (On-Site):

• Leadership Retreat: Align with the leadership team on roles, academic expectations, and camp-wide goals; contribute to planning team-building activities and culture-setting norms; assist in preparing classroom spaces, materials, and logistics.
• All Staff Pre-Camp Training: Lead all faculty-specific training, including academic modules; facilitate prep time, course refinement, and problem-solving planning for faculty; assign and review academic training tasks or modules; confirm completion of HR onboarding for faculty.

II. During Camp

Academic Leadership (Primary Function)

• Observe each faculty member across three full observation and feedback cycles.
• Provide individualized coaching and implement BEAM’s coaching and feedback structures.
• Co-facilitate twice-weekly collaboration spaces with senior faculty focused on lesson planning, math content, pedagogical strategies.
• Guide faculty on best practices for Open Math Time, problem-solving pedagogy, and student discourse.
• Provide and record formal summative feedback for all faculty.
• Support new faculty in understanding BEAM’s teaching philosophy.

Site Leadership (In partnership with the Site Director)

• Serve as the primary translator of academic needs within the leadership team.
• Participate in daily and weekly leadership check-ins.
• Communicate academic updates, shifts, or faculty needs.
• Troubleshoot classroom or scheduling issues in partnership with leadership.
• Provide emergency class coverage if needed.
• Support decision-making conversations when academic or student needs intersect.

Community Leadership

• Ensure classrooms reflect BEAM’s commitment to safety, belonging, inquiry, and student ownership of math.
• Support faculty in implementing student accommodations and engagement strategies.
• Address escalated academic or classroom-based student behavior concerns.
• Model academic and social leadership aligned with BEAM’s values.

Operational and Logistical Support

(The Academic Director is not the primary logistics manager, but supports key pieces that intersect with academics.)

• Manage petty cash and supplies related to instruction.
• Support planning and staffing for field trips and academic extensions.
• Supervise Open Math Time.
• Coordinate math circles or enrichment events for students and staff.
• Participate in occasional evening responsibilities as aligned with leadership team norms.

III. Post-Camp Wrap Up

• Complete summative faculty evaluations and lead all faculty debrief conversations.
• Support Site Director in completing the end-of-camp checklist.
• Contribute academic insights to BEAM’s multi-site step-back meeting.

Qualifications

• Experience:  At least 2 years as Academic Dean or 4+ years in an instructional leadership role.
• Preferred Experience: Worked with middle school and/or high school students.
• Leadership: Demonstrated success coaching teachers or leading instructional teams.
• Content Expertise: Deep comfort with middle school math content, problem-solving pedagogy, and inquiry-based teaching.
• Coaching Skills: Skilled at providing clear, actionable feedback and building trusting coaching relationships.
• Professional Development: Experience leading professional development or collaborative planning spaces.
• Soft Skills: Strong communication, organization, and partnership skills.
• Values: Commitment to equity, inclusive practices, and student-centered learning.

Why You’ll Love Working Here

• Room and board is covered by BEAM for the duration of the summer program.
• Travel from and to the camp site is covered by BEAM within BEAM’s approved travel guidelines.
• Small classes with 10-15 students and 2 adults.
• An opportunity to truly get to know the extraordinary students.
• Professional development before camp to set you up for success.
• A collaborative, supportive team of educators and staff from diverse backgrounds.

Location

• BSA CA: Harvey Mudd College (Claremont, CA)

Program Dates (PY26)

Compensation: The compensation is $9,750 for the main camp period as Academic Director, and a contract at an hourly rate for any preparatory work before camp starts as a pre-summer set up associate.

Application Process

First Round Interview  → Project  → Final Interview  → Reference checks & offer!

For more information and the application, contact us at hiring@beammath.org. For information on our residential summer camps, check out our BEAM Summer Away postings!

Partnerships Manager - Film, TV & Entertainment 

Wonder Studios
📍 Los Angeles or New York 

About Wonder Studios

Wonder Studios is an AI-native film and content studio redefining how stories are told. We partner with global brands, artists, and studios to create world-class campaigns, films, and experiences that merge cinematic craft with cutting-edge AI technology.

Backed by leading global investors, Wonder recently closed a $12M seed round to accelerate its next phase of growth - expanding our team and building the future of storytelling.

Our work spans entertainment, advertising, and IP - collaborating with partners such as YouTube, Google DeepMind, Universal Music Group, Campfire Studios and leading global artists. At Wonder, we’re building the studio of the future. 

Learn more at wonderstudios.com.

The Role

We are looking for a Partnerships Manager to help expand Wonder’s presence across the film, television, and entertainment ecosystem in the United States.

This is an externally-facing role focused on originating and closing partnerships with studios, production companies, platforms, creative agencies, and brands.

The ideal candidate comes from a film or television studio, production company, or entertainment-focused agency background and understands how projects are traditionally developed, packaged, and financed, while also recognizing the role that brands and technology companies play in funding and shaping modern storytelling.

You will play a key role in identifying opportunities, structuring partnerships, and translating Wonder’s capabilities into compelling collaborations across the entertainment industry.

This role sits at the intersection of creative development, partnerships, brand storytelling, and dealmaking.

What You’ll Do

Studio & Entertainment Partnerships

• Identify and originate partnerships with film studios, production companies, streamers, and talent-led production entities.
• Develop relationships across the Hollywood ecosystem including:
• Studio development teams
• Production companies
• Talent agencies and management companies
• Entertainment technology partners
• Structure partnerships that enable Wonder to collaborate on films, series, and original IP development.

Brand & Agency Partnerships

• Develop relationships with creative agencies, brand marketers, and entertainment-focused agency teams to identify opportunities for premium branded storytelling.
• Work with partners to develop brand-funded or brand-supported entertainment projects, including:
• Short films
• Episodic content
• Cultural campaigns
• Artist and creator collaborations
• Position Wonder as a creative partner for brands seeking cinematic storytelling powered by AI-native production.

Business Development & Deal Origination

• Source and develop new opportunities for Wonder across film, television, premium digital content, and brand-led work. 
• Lead early conversations with potential partners and translate those into structured proposals and collaborations.
• Work closely with Wonder leadership to package projects, identify strategic partners, and advance deals through to close.

Bridging Traditional Studios with AI Production

• Act as a translator between traditional studio workflows and emerging AI-native production methods.
• Help partners understand how Wonder’s creative and technical capabilities can:
• Expand storytelling possibilities
• Reduce production timelines
• Unlock new creative formats
• Position Wonder as a trusted creative and technical partner for the next generation of filmmaking.

Project Packaging & Development

Collaborate with Wonder’s creative and production teams to package projects for partners. Support the development of:

• Co-production structures
• Strategic partnerships with technology companies
• Brand-funded entertainment models
• Innovative financing approaches for AI-native storytelling

Industry Presence

• Represent Wonder across the LA entertainment and advertising ecosystem.
• Attend industry events, screenings, festivals, and agency gatherings to build relationships and identify new opportunities.
• Help position Wonder as a forward-thinking studio partner within both Hollywood and the brand storytelling community.

Who You Are

5–8+ years experience in film, television, entertainment partnerships, or branded entertainment, ideally within a studio, production company, agency, or entertainment technology company.

Background in business development, strategic partnerships, development, or studio strategy. Strong understanding of how film and television projects are traditionally developed, packaged, financed, and produced. Experience working with brands or agencies on premium storytelling projects is a plus.

Highly relationship-driven with an existing network across the Los Angeles studio, production, and agency ecosystem.Entrepreneurial mindset with the ability to operate in a fast-moving startup environment. Curious and optimistic about the role AI will play in shaping the future of filmmaking.

Based in Los Angeles or New York.

Compensation 

Compensation: $150k + meaningful equity. 

Why Join Wonder

You’ll join a small, ambitious team at the frontier of storytelling innovation - working with leading filmmakers, artists, and brands who are shaping what’s next. At Wonder, we’re shaping the future of entertainment - we’d love for you to join us. You’ll have the autonomy to take ownership, move fast, and make an outsized impact on how Wonder scales globally.