A talent pipeline position for a Grant Acquisition Manager to lead the end-to-end pursuit of institutional funding opportunities, from donor landscape analysis through proposal development, submission, and award negotiation.
Responsibilities
Conduct continuous donor landscape analysis to identify, track, and assess funding opportunities across bilateral, multilateral, and private-sector donors.
Lead Go/No-Go analysis for each opportunity, applying data-driven decision-making frameworks.
Maintain a pipeline tracker of upcoming and active opportunities.
Lead proposal development from concept through submission, coordinating technical writers, sector specialists, finance teams, and partner organisations.
Develop evidence-based theories of change, logical frameworks, and programme narratives.
Supports tracking, evaluation, and reporting for the AI Weather and Advisory Services portfolio within the Agricultural Innovation Mechanism for Scale (AIM for Scale), including a multi‑country initiative supported by the OpenAI Foundation.
Locations (2)
Notre Dame, Indiana, United States
United States
Compensation
Starting at $65,000, commensurate with experience
Responsibilities
Gather, organize, and verify qualitative and quantitative results data across the AI Weather and Advisory Services portfolio; maintain and update the portfolio results dashboard and supporting records.
Coordinate inputs from technical partners to support high‑quality donor reports, progress updates, and program communication products.
Apply core monitoring and evaluation frameworks to track program progress, ensuring work is systematically documented and reviewed regularly with supervisors and Program Managers.
Collaborate closely with internal teams, technical partners, and international leads to maintain consistent M&E workflows across the multi‑country initiative.
Provide high-quality actuarial analysis, modelling, insight and advice to support informed decision-making and the sustainable management of ACC’s Scheme.
Locations (2)
Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand
Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
Compensation
appointing salary of $101,287–$142,993 [for Advisor], or Actuarial Analyst II level, with an appointing salary of $77,502–$103,336.
Responsibilities
Deliver high-quality actuarial analysis, modelling and insight
Work with stakeholders to understand business needs
Explore the story behind the data and turn technical information into clear, actionable insights
Contribute to projects and analysis across areas such as injury prevention, policy and Scheme design, and wider ACC strategy
Support the development of junior team members through guidance and knowledge sharing
Requirements
At least three of the initial actuarial exams for Analyst II, or all initial actuarial exams for an Actuarial Advisor
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in International Development, Public Policy, Economics, or a related field
Actuarial Advisor or Analyst IIACC New Zealand · Wellington, New Zealand+1 more