Jobs in the Jewish Community
As a service to our alumni and the general public, we list job openings submitted to the Hornstein Program by Jewish communal organizations and schools worldwide.
This listing is updated as job posts are received.
Hornstein alumni may also use the following services:
- Center for Career and Professional Development at the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
- Career Development Center at the Heller School for Social Policy and Management
Current Openings
June 30, 2026
About University on University:
University on University is an Atlanta-based institute for Jewish and civic learning, created by and an integral part of Congregation Shearith Israel (CSI), bringing people together around ideas that matter. Through serious study and creative engagement, it builds community, deepens understanding, and broadens its impact across the Atlanta community. It brings people together around ideas, issues, and experiences through creative engagement and serious study (Talmud Torah). The institute’s vision is to build community (kehillah), deepen understanding (binah), and inspire Jewish flourishing (sagsug).
About the Position:
The Managing Director will work full time to design, launch, and lead the institute’s suite of learning and cultural programming. Responsibilities include cultivating community partnerships, developing a nimble and durable business model, and establishing the necessary infrastructure to execute robust, multi-year programming. With a focus on advancing Jewish adult learning, the Managing Director will work closely with CSI professionals and lay leadership to forge experiences that strengthen community through shared intellectual and cultural engagement. This role blends vision-setting, relationship-building, and hands-on execution.
Salary: 90K
June 25, 2026
About the Schusterman Center for Israel Studies:
The Schusterman Center is a vibrant, fast-paced academic hub dedicated to fostering deep exploration, rigorous research, and robust dialogue in Israel studies. We bring world-class scholars, thought leaders, and diverse perspectives to campus. We believe in the power of academic freedom and intellectual curiosity.
About the Position:
As our Program Administrator, you are the logistical spine of the Center. This is not just an administrative job; it is a role for a juggler who can hold a dozen moving parts at once without letting a single detail slip through the cracks. From coordinating complex speaker series to building bridges across campus departments, you will put our programs into practice from concept to closing remarks.
Salary range: 55.9-68.K
June 22, 2026
About Temple Beth- El:
Temple Beth-El is a welcoming, progressive, egalitarian, Conservative/Masorti synagogue that strives to preserve and enhance our Jewish heritage. TBE provides a wide range of religious, educational, social, and cultural activities to encourage exploration of and involvement in Judaism, and support participation in the social action initiatives and interdenominational life of the broader community.
About the Position:
The Director of Education and Engagement is responsible for all formal and informal education of children and teens, and family engagement at TBE. Reporting to the Rabbi and working closely with lay committees, you will direct the Religious School (Wednesdays and Sundays during the school year) and oversee all teen and family programming including Tot Shabbatot (monthly), Likrat Shabbatot (bi-monthly; for grades 3-7 children) holiday programs, Junior Congregation (monthly), teen gatherings and trips, and other programs.
Salary range: 65-85K
June 15, 2026
About the Maimonides Fund:
Maimonides Fund aims to connect Jews to their people and their heritage, and to contribute to the vitality of the State of Israel. We are passionate about supporting projects that help the Jewish people grasp our common past, and encourage them to play a role in shaping our shared future. Maimonides Fund is a private grantmaking organization inspired by our namesake’s commitment to Jewish faith, Jewish peoplehood, citizenship, and science.
About the positions:
The Maimonides Fund's New York office is expanding our team with four new positions across our grantmaking, programmatic, and leadership work. We are looking for talented professionals who are eager to be part of an excellent team working with urgency every day to make a significant impact on North American Jewish life and Israel.
Salary Ranges: 70-150K depending on role and experience.
June 4, 2026
About the Sydney Albert JCC:
The Sidney Albert Albany Jewish Community Center provides a nurturing environment where individuals and families can grow and develop in mind, body and spirit. We serve the spectrum of family life, from infants through seniors, through programs related to education, physical fitness, and communal life. Our core values are rooted in Jewish principles, and we welcome members of the community at large, regardless of their faith or background.
About the Position:
We are seeking a self-motivated Development Operations Coordinator to join our team for 15 hours a week in support of the Albany JCC’s capital campaign efforts. Reporting to Will Schneider and Sami Sinclair (the campaign consulting team), the Coordinator oversees the operational aspects of the J for Generations Campaign. We are looking for an enthusiastic candidate with a measurable record of accomplishment and knowledge of development or similar systems and processes (e.g., sales) to help us achieve or exceed our goals.
This person will be expected to be in person at the Albany JCC for some portion or all of their working hours.
Salary : $4000 a month
June 9, 2026
About the Jewish Federation of St. Louis:
The Jewish Federation of St. Louis, founded in 1901, is one of the region’s largest and oldest nonprofit organizations. The Jewish Federation of St. Louis is a community-driven organization that mobilizes resources, connects organizations, and builds collaborations to support and strengthen Jewish life in St. Louis, in Israel, and around the world. Our work is guided by Jewish values, a commitment to inclusion, and a vision of a thriving, engaged Jewish community for generations to come. It supports over 100 local, national, and international agencies, programs, and initiatives to strengthen and sustain a vibrant Jewish community.
About the Position:
The Associate Director of Community Leadership and Engagement is responsible for advancing the Jewish Federation of St. Louis’ strategic priorities by leading key engagement initiatives, strengthening leadership development pipelines, and representing the Federation within the Jewish community and broader civic landscape. This role ensures the design, implementation, and evaluation of high-impact leadership development programs for both volunteer, lay leadership and professional staff.
Salary range: $75-88K
April 17, 2026
About The Jewish Labor Committee:
About this position:
Salary: $70K
April 17, 2026
About The Vilna Shul:
The Vilna Shul is a cultural center in a historic synagogue building in downtown Boston. Our mission is to spark excitement and curiosity about Jewish arts and culture and our American immigrant story through vibrant and meaningful experiences.
About this position:
The COO will serve as the organization’s senior leader for internal operations and organizational infrastructure. As a core member of the Executive Leadership Team, the COO is responsible for building and managing the systems, people, finances, and processes that enable The Vilna to grow with discipline, clarity, and sustainability. Working in close partnership with the Executive Director, the COO translates strategic priorities into operational reality - ensuring the organization is financially strong, well-governed, efficiently run, and built for growth.
Salary range: $150K - 165K