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River Partners

Science Director

Sacramento, CA · On-site

We are a private, non-profit organization with offices in Chico, Sacramento, Turlock, and San Diego ... The Science Director will lead the efforts of River Partners' Science Team to conceive, plan ...

River Partners

Science Director

Sacramento, CA · On-site

We are a private, non-profit organization with offices in Chico, Sacramento, Turlock, and San Diego ... The Science Director will lead the efforts of River Partners' Science Team to conceive, plan ...

Ai2

Research Scientist, Agents for Science

Seattle, WA · On-site

Ai2 is a non-profit AI research institute based in Seattle, focused on developing foundational AI research and innovation. They are seeking a Research Scientist to drive the development of AI systems ...

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How much do nonprofit science jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 22, 2026, the average yearly pay for nonprofit science in the United States is $48,391.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $38,500.00 and $52,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is nonprofit science?

Nonprofit science refers to scientific research and activities conducted by nonprofit organizations, rather than by private companies or government agencies. These organizations often focus on advancing knowledge, promoting public health, addressing environmental issues, or supporting education without the goal of making a profit. Nonprofit science can involve fundraising, advocacy, community engagement, and collaboration with other institutions to achieve their missions. They play a vital role in supporting research initiatives that may not receive enough attention or funding from the private sector or government.

What are science jobs working for a nonprofit?

People who specialize in science often assume that their career options are limited to academia or corporate roles. However, you can find a variety of science jobs with nonprofit organizations as well. Scientists contribute to policy and advocacy, communications and public relations, public health, ethics, research, and many other disciplines. In these roles, your duties and responsibilities depend on your area of expertise. For example, as a computer or data scientist, you can design software to support humanitarian aid or disaster relief, while as a forensic scientist, you work to help the unjustly incarcerated. If you are an environmental scientist, you can study ways to end the global water crisis.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in a nonprofit science role?

To thrive in a nonprofit science role, you need a solid grounding in scientific research, grant writing, and project management, typically supported by a relevant STEM degree. Familiarity with data analysis software, scientific databases, and nonprofit management systems is often required. Outstanding communication, collaboration, and advocacy skills help build relationships with stakeholders and effectively convey scientific impact. These abilities are crucial for advancing organizational missions, securing funding, and ensuring successful program delivery in nonprofit environments.

How does a professional in nonprofit science typically collaborate with other departments within the organization?

Professionals in nonprofit science often work closely with teams such as fundraising, communications, and program management. They may provide scientific expertise to help develop grant proposals, create educational materials, and ensure that programs align with the latest research. Collaboration is key, as scientific staff frequently translate complex information for non-scientific colleagues and stakeholders, fostering cross-team understanding and advancing the organization’s mission. Regular meetings, interdisciplinary projects, and joint outreach initiatives are common ways these collaborations are structured.
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Infographic showing various Nonprofit Science job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 75% Full Time, 21% Part Time, and 3% Contract. Highlights an 74% Physical, 4% Hybrid, and 22% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $48,391 per year, or $23.3 per hour.

Part-time Homeschool Pod Science Teacher (5th-8th)

Golden Star Educational Services

Redondo Beach, CA • On-site

$35/hr

Part-time

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This position is for a part-time science teacher who will create and launch a Middle School Science Pod with hands-on learning and projects. There is no grading just feedback for the pod of 6-8 students. This 9-11:30 Wed. job (Sept - June 3rd) with additional pay for planning, is a foot in the door to working with amazing homeschooled children creating other classes or becoming one of the academic teacher. Experience with students ages 10-13 and a love of science are required. Here is more about our nonprofit.


Golden Star Educational Services (GSES) is a 501(c)3 non-profit focused on providing quality academic and enrichment opportunities to students ages 5-13. We support learning and teachers by having 5-8 curious, kind and creative students per class. We work with the rhythm of the child and incorporate creative and engaging lessons. We believe that nature is healing and we provide ample opportunities for nature based learning. GSES though secular, is located in a church building in Redondo Beach, and we enjoy ocean views at recess, at Veterans Park. Children have recess at the park and bond even more after classes during an afters program called Stay & Play. Our creative teachers work with the children’s interests in mind, creating lessons that are engaging and specific to those students in the class. The teacher, as an expert, refers to the standards to cover the reading, writing and math goals for the class ages. We also incorporate arts, and theater into our teachings and have a blank canvas for creative teachings! Our Director and Administrator work closely with first year teachers to craft engaging lessons and positive connections with their students. Our students love GSES and continue their educational path with us year after year. Teachers get to watch the students' love for learning bloom and flourish over time. Please check out our website at www.goldenstareducation.com to learn more!


Company Description

At our nonprofit, Golden Star Educational Services, we offer homeschoolers academic and enrichment learning in pods of 6-8 students. We recognize that children are naturally curious, naturally motivated and naturally kind. We strive to support these attributes and build upon them thus developing a strong community of loving learners. We teach children naturally by opening the heart and growing the mind. Compassionate communication is at the core of our values.