PROGRAM MANAGERS & LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Many of our leadership positions are filled by outstanding instructors who have demonstrated strong teaching skills, initiative, organization, and a commitment to our students. We also occasionally hire experienced educators, coaches, technology professionals, and managers directly into leadership roles when they bring specialized expertise that aligns with our programs. As we continue to grow, we are always looking for talented individuals who are excited about leading programs, mentoring staff, and helping shape the future of STEAM education at the Club.

All Program Managers continue to teach classes and work directly with students. In addition, they take ownership of a specific program area, helping to develop curriculum, mentor instructors, improve operations, manage equipment and resources, communicate with families, and ensure a high-quality experience for students. Most managers work 20-30+ hours a week.

A key responsibility of every Program Manager is staying actively engaged in their field. Managers are expected to keep up with new technologies, competitions, products, curriculum ideas, and trends within their area of responsibility. They are leaders, innovators, and problem-solvers who continually bring fresh ideas and improvements back to the Club.

Leadership Opportunities

Drone Program Manager

Lead our growing drone program for elementary students, middle school students, and competitive drone teams. Responsibilities include curriculum development, instructor support, competition preparation, equipment purchasing, and management of the Club's drone fleet. This position is responsible for maintaining, repairing, troubleshooting, organizing, and expanding our fleet of drones, batteries, controllers, simulators, and related equipment while helping grow the program year after year.

Elementary Robotics & Engineering Program Manager

Oversee robotics, engineering, and technology programs for elementary-aged students. This includes LEGO Robotics, micro:bit, coding, engineering challenges, and other hands-on technology experiences. Responsibilities include developing engaging curriculum, supporting instructors, evaluating new technologies, maintaining equipment, and creating a clear pathway for students as they advance through our programs.

Middle School Robotics & Engineering Program Manager

Lead advanced robotics, engineering, and technology opportunities for middle school students. This position focuses on developing challenging projects that build problem-solving, design, coding, engineering, and physical computing skills. Responsibilities include curriculum development, instructor mentoring, equipment oversight, competition support, and long-term program growth.

LEGO Robotics Team Manager

Coordinate and support our LEGO robotics teams and competitions. Responsibilities include team organization, coach support, competition preparation, curriculum planning, student development, family communication, and helping students achieve success both individually and as part of a team.

Makerspace Curriculum Director

Design and manage our weekly STEAM and Makerspace activities. This role develops hands-on engineering, science, maker, design, and creative technology projects that can be implemented across multiple age groups and locations. Responsibilities include curriculum planning, supply management, instructor training, and continually introducing new and engaging project ideas.

Saturday Program Manager

Oversee all Saturday programming, including student activities, instructor coordination, family communication, daily operations, and special events. This manager is responsible for ensuring Saturdays run smoothly while creating an engaging, organized, and welcoming experience for students and families.

Club Night Manager

Lead our weekly Club Night program, including tournaments, special events, themed activities, and community-building opportunities. This role focuses on creating an environment where students can connect with peers, explore shared interests, build friendships, and feel like part of a larger Club community.

Summer Camp Curriculum Manager

Summer camp planning begins nearly a year in advance, with curriculum development typically starting each September for the following summer. This manager develops camp themes, weekly schedules, projects, activities, staff guides, supply lists, and curriculum resources for camps across all locations. Responsibilities include researching new camp ideas, improving existing programs, coordinating materials, training instructors, and ensuring consistency and quality throughout the summer.

What We Are Looking For

Successful candidates will typically have:

  • Experience teaching or working with groups of children

  • Strong leadership, organizational, and project management skills

  • The ability to independently identify problems and develop solutions

  • Excellent communication with students, families, and staff

  • A passion for STEAM education

  • The ability to research, learn, and stay current within their area of expertise

  • Experience supervising staff, leading teams, coaching, managing programs, or coordinating volunteers

  • The initiative to take ownership of a program and continually improve it over time

Please note that some of these positions are currently filled. This list is intended to showcase the types of leadership opportunities available within the Club rather than serve as a list of current openings. As our programs continue to grow and evolve, new opportunities regularly emerge for both current instructors and outside candidates with relevant experience.

HOW TO APPLY

Please submit a resume and cover letter. Your resume should include at least one professional reference who can speak to your leadership or management abilities.

In your cover letter, please answer the following:

  • Which Program Manager position(s) interest you?

  • What leadership or management experience do you have?

  • What experience makes you qualified to lead this area?

  • What is your availability and earliest start date?

Please send your resume, cover letter, and any questions to admin@codingandroboticsclub.com.

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