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Remote Diversity & Inclusion Manager Introduction: Build an Inclusive Future From Anywhere Do you believe every voice should be heard and every individual valued? Are you passionate about cultivating spaces where people of all identities feel welcome and supported? We are seeking a Remote Diversity & Inclusion Manager who shares this vision and is eager to develop impactful programs that foster a sense of belonging across our global team. With an annual salary of $141,000 and the flexibility to work from anywhere, this opportunity is ideal for a leader committed to advancing equity, fostering empathy, and championing a culture that values differences while uniting around a shared purpose. Key Responsibilities: Lead Change Through Collaboration and Compassion Design and Implement Inclusive Strategies • Develop and execute diversity and inclusion frameworks aligned with company goals. • Conduct cultural assessments to identify equity gaps and shape strategic solutions. • Partner with executive leadership to embed inclusive practices across all departments. Educate and Empower the Workforce • Facilitate DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) workshops, training programs, and learning resources. • Foster understanding of implicit bias and how it shapes interactions and decisions through interactive learning modules. • Curate inclusive content and tools that reflect intersectional experiences and support all identities. Cultivate Community and Belonging • Create employee resource groups (ERGs) and safe spaces for underrepresented voices. • Organize virtual events, roundtables, and storytelling initiatives to highlight diverse journeys. • Celebrate heritage months, cultural milestones, and International Days of Global Inclusion. Measure, Report, and Improve • Use diversity metrics to evaluate progress and inform future initiatives. • Maintain transparent reporting dashboards tracking demographic insights, hiring equity, and retention trends. • Collaborate with People Operations and HR on equitable hiring, development, and compensation. Work Environment: People-First, Purpose-Driven At the heart of our remote-first culture is a commitment to authentic human connection. We honor lived experiences, encourage open dialogue, and operate from a foundation of mutual respect. Whether leading an all-hands workshop or meeting one-on-one with a team member, you will always be supported by a leadership team that values emotional intelligence, cultural awareness, and team trust. Expect a remote work culture that celebrates flexibility, honors work-life balance, and supports caregivers, neurodivergent talent, LGBTQ+ individuals, and professionals from marginalized communities. We aim to be more than an equal opportunity employer—we strive to be an actively inclusive workplace. Tools and Technologies: Empower Your Mission With Modern Tools As a fully distributed organization, we utilize accessible and collaborative technologies that make remote inclusion seamless: • Employee Experience Platforms like Culture Amp and Qualtrics for real-time feedback • Learning Management Systems (LMS) to roll out DEI learning journeys • Collaboration Tools such as Zoom, Slack, and Notion to foster inclusive dialogue • Diversity Hiring Software to support equitable and unbiased recruitment processes Your expertise will shape how these tools evolve to support a thriving and diverse team. Qualifications: Skills That Create Real Impact Required Experience • 5+ years of experience leading DEI initiatives in global or remote organizations • Demonstrated success in designing and implementing diversity programs and inclusive policies • Strong knowledge of anti-discrimination laws and global inclusion standards Core Competencies • Deep cultural humility and empathy across race, gender, ability, orientation, and age • Strategic thinking balanced with a collaborative, people-first leadership style. • Proven ability to navigate change with tact, openness, and a commitment to listening Preferred Traits • Experience in remote team facilitation or cross-cultural communication • Certifications in diversity leadership, unconscious bias, or inclusive facilitation • Multilingual or lived experience in marginalized communities is a plus Growth Opportunities: Lead the Future of Belonging This role presents an opportunity to grow into a senior leadership position that not only influences internal culture but also shapes the company’s broader societal impact. You’ll have the platform to mentor emerging DEI practitioners, collaborate with external partners on equity initiatives, and co-create systemic change that lasts. We believe transformation starts with empowered individuals, and your insights will help us reimagine a more inclusive future for our global workforce. Call to Action: Join Us and Make Inclusion Matter Are you ready to turn empathy into action and passion into purpose? Please to become our next Remote Diversity & Inclusion Manager. Your leader

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