About the Role

Associate Director

Full-time

Key Responsibilities

• Contribute to strategic planning and governance
• Help to lead and mentor a small, geographically distributed staff team
• Expand ISCAST’s reach in schools, universities, churches, and the public square
• Collaborate on funding, communications, and stakeholder engagement
• Represent ISCAST in public and church settings

About You

The role is flexible and can be shaped to suit the background and strengths of the successful candidate. Whether you come from scientific research, church or parachurch leadership, academia, school leadership, industry, or business, we are open to diverse pathways into this position. A detailed job description will be developed in consultation with the appointee to align their experience with ISCAST’s strategic priorities and current staff. However, we are looking for a dynamic, thoughtful, and collaborative leader who brings:

• A deep commitment to orthodox, credal Christianity, and a desire to engage culture theologically
• A respect for and affirmation of mainstream science as a way of approaching God’s creation
• Strategic leadership experience in a church, parachurch, academic, business, or not-for-profit context
• A strong background in one or both of theology and science
• A demonstrated ability to build and manage teams and projects with an eye for detail, budget, and outcomes
• Excellent interpersonal skills and a collaborative, humble leadership style

About ISCAST – Christianity and Science in Conversation

ISCAST – Christianity and Science in Conversation (formally, the Institute for the Study of Christianity in an Age of Science and Technology) is a not-for-profit organisation committed to promoting informed and constructive conversations between science, technology, and the Christian faith.

We are a diverse community consisting of scholars—including scientists and theologians—technologists, engineers, students, lay people, pastors, communicators, educators, and others. We value science because it reveals truth about God’s creation, assists believers to fulfil God’s purposes, and contributes to the common good. And we are passionate about equipping the church and the broader community to engage faithfully with the challenges and opportunities of scientific and technological change. Our work includes public events and conferences (face-to-face, virtual, and hybrid), educational programs, media and publishing (including the peer-reviewed ISCAST journal), and a ministry to young people, especially through growing schools engagement, which addresses the perceived conflict between science and faith.

To Apply

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