Open Philanthropy is now Coefficient Giving. You can read more about this decision and our growing work with multiple philanthropic partners on our new website here.
If you’re interested in working at Coefficient Giving but don't see an open role that matches your skillset, we'd still like to hear from you!
This form allows you to indicate that you're open to us contacting you about upcoming roles or opportunistic needs that might fit your skillset. We understand that you may not be available immediately, and that’s okay — expressing your interest now allows us to consider you for future opportunities as they arise.
While thoughtful use of LLMs (e.g. ChatGPT, Claude) is not unusual at Coefficient Giving, we ask that you don’t use them to answer the questions on this form. We’ve found that authentic, unassisted answers will give us the clearest sense of your voice, thinking, and fit for roles at Coefficient Giving.
We review applications for these roles on a rolling basis, and will contact you to learn more if we think you might be a fit. By default, we won’t reach out unless we’re advancing your application, and we might not advance applications right away, depending on our current needs.
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