Please send your resume/CV and cover letter to: raquel@somapilipinas.org. Applications are due July 29th.

The Operations Manager for SOMA Pilipinas will develop systems of communications, administration, and reporting for the organization, ensures implementation and deliverables of City and private contracts, MOU’s, and partnerships, and guides and monitor the implementation of the day-to-day work of the cultural district. This position shall ensure organizational effectiveness by supervising staff, all administrative and financial functions, and coordination with our fiscal sponsor. This position also supports the development and implementation of organizational strategies, policies and procedures, especially with the establishment of the formal structure of governance for the cultural district.

The Operations Manager also takes lead in tracking developer and City commitments for public realm improvements, tracks cultural assets, including those in the public realm, and develops and implements plan for protection and maintenance, especially assets directly held by the cultural district. This position works closely with the Urban Design working committee of SOMA Pilipinas and other project-based and working committees of the cultural district. This position also is responsible for developing working partnerships with other cultural districts and community stakeholders.

DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

At least 7 years experience working in community arts, service, and/or urban planning sector, preferably with experience with cultural organizations or districts.

Experience supervising and managing staff and developing workplans to achieve organizational goals.

Strong project management, communication, facilitation, and analytical skills.

Experience in budget advocacy, grant management, and fulfilling contract deliverables.

Experience facilitating staff, stakeholder, community, and public meetings.

Familiarity with City government and working with diverse communities in San Francisco.

Proven organizational skills and experience working collaboratively with community and institutional stakeholders.

Extensive experience working in the Filipino community and proven commitment to social and economic justice for immigrant working class communities.

Bachelor’s degree in the arts, urban planning, social service or other pertinent fields of study.

Familiarity with SOMA community and ability to speak or understand Filipino a plus.