Chief Growth Officer at The Engine | Cambridge

The Engine supports Tough Tech entrepreneurs who are developing solutions for major global challenges. As a nonprofit, the organization connects founders with infrastructure, funding, and operational support to help turn breakthrough science and technology into real-world impact. Role overview The Chief Growth Officer (CGO) will lead The Engine through its n…

Role overview Harvard University is hiring a Chief Financial Officer for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences in Cambridge. The CFO leads financial planning, manages budgets, and steers resource allocation to support the academic mission. This position partners with both academic and administrative leaders, shaping financial operations and maintaining strong fiscal governance. What you will do Direct financial planning and oversee budget management for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Allocate resources to advance academic priorities Work closely with faculty, academic leadership, and administrative teams Promote effective financial operations and uphold sound governance practices Requirements Extensive experience in finance and administration, preferably in higher education or a related sector Demonstrated success leading complex financial initiatives Strong ability to build collaborative relationships across departments History of improving operational efficiency

Join Engine as a Senior Associate in Community OperationsAt Engine, we empower visionary founders who are tackling the world's most critical challenges in areas such as climate change, health, and advanced technologies. Our commitment includes providing robust support through founder programs, access to shared infrastructure and labs, and the opportunity to connect with a diverse national network of corporate partners, investors, and industry experts.

About the Role Securitas is seeking a Security Officer for its Cambridge location. This position focuses on protecting clients, their properties, and assets. The Security Officer monitors premises, carries out regular patrols, and responds to incidents as they arise. Main Responsibilities Monitor assigned areas to ensure safety and security Conduct routine patrols of the premises Respond promptly and effectively to incidents Maintain clear communication with team members and clients What We Look For Strong observational skills Effective communication abilities Commitment to maintaining a safe environment

Join Securitas as a dedicated Security Officer and be an integral part of our commitment to providing exceptional security services. In this role, you will ensure the safety and security of our clients' premises, assets, and personnel. Ideal candidates are observant, proactive, and possess excellent communication skills.

The Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Harvard University is searching for a Chief Human Resources Officer. This executive role guides human resources strategy, working closely with faculty and staff to build a strong workplace culture that supports Harvard’s academic mission. What you will do Direct strategic HR initiatives throughout the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Foster an inclusive and high-performing environment for all employees Work with faculty and staff to design and implement HR practices that reflect the university’s goals Location The role is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Role overview Securitas seeks a full-time Security Officer to join the team in Cambridge. This entry-level role focuses on maintaining a safe environment for clients and protecting property through a visible presence and active monitoring. Key responsibilities Monitor assigned areas to spot and prevent unauthorized activity Patrol the property at regular intervals Respond quickly and appropriately to incidents as they occur Support and training Comprehensive training is provided, along with ongoing support. This position offers a pathway for those interested in starting a career in security.

Job Summary: Oversee daily financial aid operations, including the assessment of financial information from applicants to determine aid eligibility and awards in line with federal regulations and university policies.Key Responsibilities: Under the direction of the Assistant Director of Financial Aid, provide counseling and guidance to primarily graduate students regarding all facets of financial aid, such as budgeting, debt management, federal and private loan options, and repayment strategies. Ensure program adherence to federal guidelines, and communicate relevant federal regulations and institutional policies to students. Evaluate financial aid applications and appeals, establish eligibility and need, and allocate funds accordingly. Confirm enrollment status and academic performance, and coordinate the disbursement of financial aid funds. Collaborate with DCE program offices to address degree requirements, satisfactory academic progress, and graduation matters.Review federal loan data via NSLDS and other federal platforms for current and prospective students seeking financial aid. Monitor the Student Aid Internet Gateway (SAIG), load ISIRs into Powerfaids, and conduct post-screenings of NSLDS. Liaise with external scholarship and loan agencies, as well as other educational institutions when necessary.Participate in the creation and refinement of financial aid documentation, student communications, website content, and departmental policies and procedures. Engage in system testing and the troubleshooting of changes and updates to existing and new processes, particularly within Powerfaids. Attend university-wide Financial Aid Officers Council (FAOC) meetings and pursue relevant training and workshops as needed. Undertake additional duties as assigned.Working Conditions:This role is based in Cambridge, MA, with a hybrid work model requiring a minimum of 2 days per week on campus. Adjustments to this model may be made by the DCE or department as necessary.Physical Requirements:Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk.

Join the Harvard Kennedy School as an Annual Fund Officer, where your efforts will directly contribute to the success of our alumni relations and resource development initiatives. This full-time position is key in fostering relationships with alumni and ensuring the growth of our annual fund.

Join the Harvard Art Museums as a Major Gifts Officer, where you will play a vital role in advancing the museum's mission by securing significant philanthropic contributions. In this dynamic position, you will cultivate and manage relationships with high-net-worth individuals, guiding them through their engagement with the museums and ensuring their philanthropic goals align with our vision.As a member of our development team, you will collaborate closely with colleagues to strategize and implement effective fundraising initiatives. Your expertise in forging meaningful connections will be critical to enhancing the museum's resources and outreach efforts.

As the Chief of Staff to the CEO at TetraScience, you will play a pivotal role in driving strategic initiatives and operational excellence. You will be a trusted advisor, facilitating effective communication between the CEO and various stakeholders while managing key projects and priorities. Your leadership will be vital in shaping the company’s vision and ensuring alignment across all functions.

Role overview Redgate Software is hiring a Data Engineer in Cambridge to shape data solutions that support analytics and AI across the company. The team values collaboration, trust, and accountability, and aims to build systems with practical impact. What you will do Design and implement data pipelines to keep Redgate’s data reliable and ready for analytics and AI initiatives. Build end-to-end data products on Databricks using SQL, Python, and PySpark, covering the full process from raw data ingestion to curated models for Power BI and AI applications. Integrate data from various source systems, each presenting unique challenges in quality and maturity. Use engineering judgment to balance data modeling, performance, cost, and structure, aiming for scalable and lasting solutions. Help define and maintain data engineering standards, with attention to reliability, testing, observability, and cost-effectiveness, while laying the foundation for future AI projects.

About Redgate Software Redgate Software creates intuitive tools that help data professionals get the most from their databases. Our products address complex database management needs across the DevOps lifecycle, helping IT leaders, developers, and operations teams work more efficiently, reduce mistakes, and protect vital business data. This focus has built our reputation as a valued partner in the data community. Explore Our Culture Redgate Software – Culture Flexa Careers Glassdoor RepVue Role Overview: DevOps Engineer (Cambridge) This position strengthens Redgate’s central DevOps function, with a primary focus on Redgate Monitor, a key product in our portfolio. The role suits those who view DevOps as a way to improve delivery, reduce manual work, empower teams, and build scalable practices and platforms. What You Will Do Work closely with Monitor engineering, Technical Operations, Security, and Support teams Enhance CI/CD pipelines, build and release processes, and infrastructure automation Increase operational visibility across systems Use Infrastructure as Code and AWS to provision and manage delivery infrastructure Support on-premises product delivery with strong packaging, reliable upgrade paths, and well-tested releases Share best practices, align standards, and support DevOps initiatives across other product areas at Redgate Who We’re Looking For We welcome DevOps engineers who want to grow within a collaborative team and help shape our engineering culture. If making a meaningful impact across products and practices appeals, consider joining us in Cambridge.

Join the innovative team at ph7 as a Software Engineer specializing in JavaScript. In this role, you will have the opportunity to work on cutting-edge projects, collaborating with talented professionals who are passionate about technology and innovation.Your responsibilities will include developing and implementing dynamic web applications, ensuring optimal performance, and contributing to the overall development strategy. If you are eager to tackle new challenges and grow your skills in a vibrant environment, we want to hear from you!

Iterative Health is at the forefront of healthcare technology and services, dedicated to accelerating clinical research to improve patient outcomes. We manage a premier network of over 70 clinical research sites across the US and Europe, focused on expediting the market introduction of innovative gastrointestinal (GI) and hepatology therapies. Our mission is to enhance the success and growth of our partner sites by equipping them with technology-driven services. By combining extensive expertise in clinical trials with pioneering AI, we empower research teams and study sponsors to broaden and accelerate access to groundbreaking therapeutics for patients in need.About the RoleThe Chief of Staff (CoS) will collaborate closely with the CEO, acting as a trusted advisor, gatekeeper, problem solver, and strategic partner. This role is pivotal in shaping and executing strategies that align with our mission and is considered a fast-track opportunity for ascending to an Executive role within the company. You will be integral to both internal and external initiatives, providing strategic oversight to operational and communication needs throughout the organization.As CoS, you will adeptly manage complex situations and multiple responsibilities, balancing long-term projects with immediate demands. This position offers a front-row seat to the dynamism of launching a startup, presenting an excellent opportunity to leverage your comprehensive insight into the organization to identify challenges, devise solutions, and execute critical workflows. This role is perfect for high achievers who excel at the intersection of strategy and execution, enjoy tackling ambiguous problems, and seek expedited exposure to executive-level decision-making.This position resides within the Office of the CEO and will oversee the current Strategy and Operations team. You will begin onboarding with the current Chief of Staff and will report directly to our CEO once fully ramped up.

Join Luminance, a trailblazer in Legal-Grade™ AI for enterprises, and become part of a team that's revolutionizing the legal industry worldwide. Supported by esteemed venture capitalists and recognized in Forbes’ AI 50 list of ‘Most Promising Private AI Companies’ and Inc. 5000’s ‘Fastest Growing Companies in America’, Luminance is at the forefront of innovation.As an Applications Engineer, you will play a vital role in designing and developing our suite of web-based applications, leveraging Luminance's cutting-edge AI technology for diverse legal applications. You will work with a modern technology stack and have the opportunity to focus on UI, backend development, or a combination of both!This position is open to recent graduates eager to learn as well as experienced candidates with a strong background. If you're passionate about this opportunity but feel your skills don't perfectly align with the description, we still encourage you to apply. At Luminance, we value enthusiasm and are committed to fostering an inclusive workplace where everyone can thrive.

Join Luminance, a trailblazer in Legal-Grade™ AI for enterprises, recognized by top-tier venture capitalists and featured in Forbes AI 50 and Inc. 5000 lists for innovation and growth. Our mission is to transform the legal industry worldwide.We are seeking a proactive DevSecOps Engineer to enhance our security engineering capabilities and integrate security practices within our platform and development processes. In this role, you will collaborate with teams across Platform (SRE), IT Infrastructure, and Security to establish secure controls, automate workflows, and elevate risk management practices. If you thrive on resolving practical security engineering challenges and creating automation solutions that prioritize secure development, we want to hear from you.The ideal candidate will concentrate on automation, security control implementation, cloud security enhancement, and achieving significant improvements in our security framework.

Note: Candidates must fulfill the UK Security Clearance vetting requirements.About Us:Filtronic is a premier designer and manufacturer specializing in high-performance radio frequency (RF), microwave, and millimeter-wave (mmWave) subsystems. With a rich history since 1977, we have established ourselves as trusted partners to leading global technology companies across sectors such as telecommunications infrastructure, aerospace, defense, space, and critical communications. Our commitment to innovation and engineering excellence has positioned us at the forefront of advanced connectivity solutions worldwide, enabling us to contribute to some of the most exciting programs in the industry.Becoming a part of Filtronic means joining a team that blends decades of RF expertise with a collaborative, forward-thinking mindset to tackle complex communication challenges.The RF Engineer is instrumental in the design, development, and delivery of high-performance RF and mmWave products and solutions. This role demands advanced technical proficiency in RF/microwave engineering, hands-on design and testing, problem-solving skills, and close collaboration with cross-disciplinary teams to ensure successful project outcomes.The RF Engineer will be accountable for delivering robust RF designs, supporting technology development, upholding high engineering standards, and contributing to the company's product roadmap.

Join Cambridge Mobile Telematics (CMT), the leading telematics service provider dedicated to enhancing road safety and driver behavior. Our innovative AI-powered platform, DriveWell Fusion®, integrates sensor data from millions of IoT devices—including smartphones, proprietary Tags, connected vehicles, and dashcams—to deliver a comprehensive analysis of driving patterns and vehicle dynamics. Our insights are leveraged by auto insurers, automakers, and mobility companies to improve risk assessment, safety measures, and claims processes.We are excited to announce the development of DriveWell Atlas, a cutting-edge suite of foundation models that utilizes large-scale, multi-modal telematics signals to promote safer driving outcomes across various workflows such as risk assessment, safety improvement, and claims management.As a key contributor to our IC2 Foundation Models team, you will collaborate with experienced scientists and engineers to prototype, train, evaluate, and deploy time-series foundation models. This highly technical role is ideal for individuals with a solid software background and emerging expertise in applied machine learning.

Join Riverlane as a Senior Verification Engineer in our Cambridge office. This full-time, permanent position offers a hybrid work environment.Salary: £60,000 to £88,000 (depending on experience) + Bonus + BenefitsThe salary range for this role accommodates various levels of experience. Offers will reflect your expertise, including relevant industry experience, transferable skills, and notable achievements.We also welcome part-time applications. Please indicate your preferred working schedule in your cover letter.