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Program Delivery Analyst

Schmidt Entities
CompanySchmidt Entities
CategoryUncategorised
LocationNew York
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentFull-time
LevelNot stated
SalaryUSD 43.27–52.88
Posted26 May 2026
Last verified30 Jul 2026
SourceEmployer career page (lever)
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Description
Schmidt Sciences is a nonprofit organization founded in 2024 by Eric and Wendy Schmidt that works to accelerate scientific knowledge and breakthroughs with the most promising, advanced tools to support a thriving planet. The organization prioritizes research in areas poised for impact including AI and advanced computing, astrophysics, biosciences, climate, and space—as well as supporting researchers in a variety of disciplines through its science systems program. The Role We are seeking a driven and detail-oriented Program Delivery Analyst who will play a central role in supporting key operations across the Bioscience Center relating to program and grants management; helping to process and track gifts and grants throughout their lifecycle; and assist the awardee community as appropriate. The Analyst will support both new and existing programs within the Bioscience Center and work with the Schmidt Science Communications team on contracts, grants management, and outreach coordination activities. Reporting to the Biosciences Manager of Program Delivery. The Program Delivery Analyst’s role will include: Grants Administration: Working as a key member of the Biosciences Center team and in partnership with our finance, grants management, and legal teams, the Program Delivery Analyst will support grants administration across the bioscience portfolio and a small microawards program within the communications department. Operations Management: The Program Delivery Analyst will help support the Bioscience Center's and Communications Departments' strategic plans by providing operational support to specific programs and across the Center. Stakeholder Collaboration, Engagement, and Communication: Coordinating with internal teams (e.g., communications, legal, finance) and external stakeholders—including academic institutions, awardees, and science advisory board members—to build community, track progress, and optimize impact.
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