The Technology Officer plays a critical role in advancing the organization’s mission through the effective use of technology. This position will oversee the planning, implementation, and management of all digital systems, infrastructure, and tools that support programs, advocacy, and operations. The Technology Officer ensures that technology is leveraged ethically and efficiently to enhance awareness campaigns, data management, digital security, and organizational effectiveness.
Develop and execute a comprehensive technology strategy aligned with the organization’s mission and goals.
Advise leadership on emerging technologies that can strengthen advocacy, training, and survivor support initiatives.
Ensure technology supports both operational efficiency and ethical data use, particularly concerning survivor privacy and protection.
Manage and maintain IT infrastructure, including cloud-based systems, communication tools, and databases.
Oversee the development and maintenance of the organization’s website, digital learning platforms, and donor management systems.
Implement tools that enhance collaboration among staff, volunteers, and partner organizations.
Develop and enforce data protection policies to ensure the confidentiality of survivor and partner information.
Lead efforts to maintain secure systems and protect against cyber threats, following best practices in nonprofit data security.
Conduct regular security audits and staff training on safe digital practices.
Support awareness and training programs through technology-driven platforms (e.g., e-learning, webinars, mobile apps).
Work with program teams to design digital tools for monitoring, evaluation, and impact measurement.
Explore technology partnerships that expand the reach and sustainability of anti-trafficking efforts.
Oversee technology-related vendors, contracts, and service providers.
Manage the technology budget, ensuring cost-effectiveness and alignment with strategic priorities.
Seek and evaluate potential grant-funded or pro bono technology partnerships.
Education & Experience:
Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Management Information Systems, or related field (Master’s preferred).
Minimum of 5 years of experience managing technology or digital transformation in a nonprofit, advocacy, or mission-driven organization.
Experience with website management, CRM systems (e.g., Salesforce, Bloomerang), cloud-based tools (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365), and cybersecurity.
Skills & Competencies:
Strong understanding of data ethics, privacy, and technology for social good.
Proven ability to translate technical concepts into accessible solutions for non-technical teams.
Excellent project management, communication, and problem-solving skills.
Passion for human rights, social justice, and survivor-centered approaches.
Ability to work collaboratively across diverse teams and cultural contexts.
Experience in technology for humanitarian, social justice, or anti-trafficking programs.
Familiarity with digital advocacy, learning management systems, or open data initiatives.
Understanding of trauma-informed principles when designing or managing technology that serves survivors.