What are the responsibilities and job description for the Bryan Innovation Lab Program Specialist position at The Steward School?
The Steward School is seeking a dynamic, forward-thinking Program Specialist to join the Bryan Innovation Lab (BIL) for the 2026-2027 academic year. This role is designed for a candidate who thrives in an innovative educational environment, has strong collaboration skills, and partners with the BIL Dean to execute and enhance the lab’s programming. This is a 10-month fully benefited position reporting to the BIL Dean.
Primary
Responsibility:
Focuses on technical
infrastructure, "making" initiatives, engineering curriculum, and the
physical administration of the facility—leveraging expertise in engineering and
technology to support all BIL activities.
Shared
Strategic Input (provide Collaborative Input To BIL Dean)
Strategic Vision &
Alignment
Maintain commitment to the mission and
philosophy of the School and match all programs to annual PSC goals and to the
School’s strategic plan.
Administration & Budget: Assist in BIL supplies, capital budget, and overall organization.
Calendar & Communications: Manage BIL calendar. Lead internal and external communications (e.g.,
liaising with the press as requested, assisting with Advancement team members )
to build the Lab's reputation for excellence.
Governance & Engagement: Serve on / attend relevant school committees (e.g., the Program
Committee (Academic Technology) and report to the Board as requested).
Specialized
Accountability
Engineering & Technology
Initiatives
○
Serve as the primary resource for
engineering, fabrication, and maker space initiatives.
○
Co-develop and support an
Innovator in Residence program.
○
Develop annual programs unique to
the Bryan Lab that focus on engineering and technology-based design/making.
○
Teach Junior Seminar
Program Support
○
Co-develop and co-execute the
annual Visiting Innovator series.
○
Collaborate in the design and
execution of the BIL Week summer institute.
Operations & Supervision: Facilitate class transitions to and from the Lab and supervise
independent student creators as needed.
Qualifications
and Experience:
Bachelor’s degree required.
Experience in an educational
setting is strongly preferred.
A successful candidate will be
strong with technology.
and the outdoors.
Compensation
and Benefits:
Commensurate with experience and
education.
Comprehensive benefits package
available.
Interested candidates should update their resume and
cover letter as part of the online employment application. Please reference “Bryan
Innovation Lab Program Specialist” as the position of interest. No calls or
visits, please.
Primary
Responsibility:
Focuses on technical
infrastructure, "making" initiatives, engineering curriculum, and the
physical administration of the facility—leveraging expertise in engineering and
technology to support all BIL activities.
Shared
Strategic Input (provide Collaborative Input To BIL Dean)
Strategic Vision &
Alignment
Maintain commitment to the mission and
philosophy of the School and match all programs to annual PSC goals and to the
School’s strategic plan.
Administration & Budget: Assist in BIL supplies, capital budget, and overall organization.
Calendar & Communications: Manage BIL calendar. Lead internal and external communications (e.g.,
liaising with the press as requested, assisting with Advancement team members )
to build the Lab's reputation for excellence.
Governance & Engagement: Serve on / attend relevant school committees (e.g., the Program
Committee (Academic Technology) and report to the Board as requested).
Specialized
Accountability
Engineering & Technology
Initiatives
○
Serve as the primary resource for
engineering, fabrication, and maker space initiatives.
○
Co-develop and support an
Innovator in Residence program.
○
Develop annual programs unique to
the Bryan Lab that focus on engineering and technology-based design/making.
○
Teach Junior Seminar
Program Support
○
Co-develop and co-execute the
annual Visiting Innovator series.
○
Collaborate in the design and
execution of the BIL Week summer institute.
Operations & Supervision: Facilitate class transitions to and from the Lab and supervise
independent student creators as needed.
Qualifications
and Experience:
Bachelor’s degree required.
Experience in an educational
setting is strongly preferred.
A successful candidate will be
strong with technology.
- An understanding of both Systems and Design Thinking.
and the outdoors.
Compensation
and Benefits:
Commensurate with experience and
education.
Comprehensive benefits package
available.
Interested candidates should update their resume and
cover letter as part of the online employment application. Please reference “Bryan
Innovation Lab Program Specialist” as the position of interest. No calls or
visits, please.