Serve as an administrative contact with NSF grants and program officers, alongside the PI and co-PI.
Track grant implementation, reporting, and financial requirements and ensure they are fulfilled.
Manage award budgets, forecast spending, flag variances, and support drawdowns through NSF's payment system.
Prepare federal financial reports, prior approval requests, budget revisions, and no-cost extension requests.
Track grant costs and ensure charges are allowable under 2 CFR and award terms.
Support annual and final project reports in Research.gov, maintain registrations and certifications, and lead award closeout.
Maintain grant policies, calendars, databases, and documentation for audits and compliance.
Partner with Finance to ensure restricted funds are coded and tracked correctly.
Support preparation and submission of grant proposals and review them against funder requirements.
Report on active awards and compliance risks, and simplify grant processes, including through automation.
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About National Math Stars
Imagine a world where every mathematically gifted child, regardless of background, has the opportunity to become a leader in STEM. National Math Stars is building that future. We are a non-profit organization dedicated to identifying and nurturing the mathematical talent of second and third graders, providing them with a decade of comprehensive support. Our programs offer mentorship, advanced courses, summer STEM experiences, and financial assistance. We invest over $100,000 in resources and support for each "Star" to ensure they can pursue their passions and make incredible contributions. Since our founding in 2023, we've grown from a pilot program to serving hundreds of students across multiple states. We've shipped over 10,000 awards to students in Texas and the Midwest, partnering with over 2,000 elementary schools. Our mission is to ensure no talent is lost due to lack of resources or guidance.
How We Work
You will join a team deeply committed to our mission. We operate with a "choose impact over ego" philosophy, focusing on what truly matters to drive student success. We believe in open communication, active listening, and continuous learning. This means you will contribute to a culture where challenging problems are embraced, and perseverance is celebrated. We are a remote-first organization, with team members located across the US, valuing both individual contributions and collaborative efforts.
Why Join Us
Drive real impact by directly shaping the future of mathematically gifted students.
Contribute to a rapidly expanding organization, growing from a 12-student pilot to hundreds of students in just over two years.
Work in a remote-first environment that values autonomy, ownership, and collaboration.
Engage in meaningful work with a team of passionate educators and builders who are pioneering new approaches in education.
Benefits & Perks
Fully paid health, vision, and dental coverage for employees.
Partially paid health, vision, and dental coverage for dependents.
401K plan with automatic company contributions.
Work-from-home stipend for a laptop and/or home office supplies.
Generous paid time off from day one, including parental leave.