Partner with executive leadership to design and execute the Bulletin ’s digital strategy.
Oversee the development and management of website and other digital products.
Guide organization-wide governance and support for digital initiatives.
Develop robust data collection and reporting systems to track audience demographics and traffic patterns.
Collaborate with Communication and Advancement teams on lead scoring, donor segmentation, and A/B testing.
Deliver regular impact measurements for operational insights, grant reporting, and event marketing analytics.
Manage and optimize the full technology stack, ensuring high performance, and strict compliance with global privacy (GDPR/CCPA) and accessibility standards.
Manage technology vendors, digital budgets, internal hardware, and policy requirements.

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience required.
At least six years of professional experience involving digital systems; web development experience preferred.
Experience in nonprofit, academic, or journalistic organizations preferred.
Proven experience managing complex digital ecosystems and high-traffic websites.
Expertise in CRM, CMS, marketing & email automation, subscription & paywall management, and workflow automation & integration.
Deep knowledge of data privacy regulations and web accessibility standards.
Ability to bridge the gap between technical execution and high-level organizational goals.
Interest in journalism, international affairs, environmental issues, public policy, science/technology, or related discipline.
Commitment to the mission, vision, and values of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists including diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Team player who is flexible and comfortable with multi-tasking.

Assistant Director – Digital Platforms

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