Digital Literacy Project / Product Manager

Written By Renee Black

Position Overview

  • Post-secondary education in social sciences or a related discipline, or equivalent experience

  • Five (5) years of experience conducting web-based research and report writing (inclusive of relevant university degrees), including at least two years of experience in relevant areas such as responsible technology, ethical AI, and the impacts of technology on society

  • Demonstrated team leadership or mentorship experience

  • Knowledge and understanding of politics and the policymaking process in Canada, ideally as they relate to technology

  • Excellent verbal and written communications skills 

  • Strong networking and relationship management skills to build cross-functional stakeholder relationships

  • Technical proficiency in Google Suite/Drive, Slack, CRMS, and the ability to learn other systems

  • Excellent project management acumen

  • Ability to handle confidential information and maintain a high degree of ethics

  • Passionate about how technology influences society, and an advocate for responsible, ethical tech

  • Entrepreneurial mindset, including the ability to self-direct and self-motivate, to think outside the box, and to identify solutions that don’t yet exist

Nice-to-haves

  • A Master’s degree in a related field

  • Fluent in written and spoken French

  • Experience with leadership including fundraising

  • Experience working with advocacy or public interest organizations

  • Experience working in an NGO, nonprofit, or community organization

  • Experience working in small, geographically dispersed, and remote teams

  • Experience overseeing volunteers

  • An immersed understanding of the impacts of technology on society  

  • Knowledgeable of current issues and events locally and globally

  • Established relationships with individuals and organizations operating in the tech 

  • Familiarity with policy sector conversations in other jurisdictions, including but not limited to US and EU

Why you Should Work with Us

  • Flexible working-from-home opportunity

  • Opportunity to use your creativity and experience to create impactful change

  • Gain experience and insight into the impact of tech on democratic and political institutions,  social trust, mental health, etc.

  • Personal and professional development

  • Making a meaningful contribution to creating awareness of policies, norms initiatives aimed at strengthening responsible technology 

  • Collaborating and networking with an amazing group of multi-national volunteers 

  • Opportunities to expand into a leadership role

Position Start Date, Commitment & Compensation

This is a 1-year contract part time (20 hours per week) position starting May 1 2026 or upon selection of a qualified candidate. Compensation will be pro-rated using an annual full-time compensation range between $52,500 - $58,000 depending on experience.

Working Location

The Contractor will work remotely. If in Vancouver, periodic in-person work sessions will be arranged as appropriate.

How to Apply

Please email your CV and cover letter to [email protected]. Applications are due by Monday, April 15, 2026.

Equal Opportunity

GoodBot is an equal-opportunity employer and we encourage all candidates to apply. We are committed to embracing and building a team that represents a variety of cultures, backgrounds, perspectives, and skills. As with our mission to promote safe and peaceful communities, we at GoodBot believe that diversity and inclusion make us stronger, whether that’s in our staff or in the communities where we work.

Renee Black