MIT is devoted to the advancement of knowledge and education of students in areas that contribute to or prosper in an environment of science and technology. MIT, known worldwide for academic and research excellence in science and technology, is a place of extraordinary interactions where people and ideas come together in new ways β illuminating mysteries, making sparks fly, and fostering intellectual breakthroughs.
By joining us, you too can be a part of our dynamic and exciting team that is making a real impact on the world. Prepare confidential reports on major and prospective donors to the Institute. Work closely with major gift officers to help develop strategies to find and engage existing prospects.
Analyze complex financial and employment information to establish or re-evaluate gift capacity ratings for major prospects. Collaborate with staff to develop strategies for identifying new prospects, and conduct independently managed research projects to identify and evaluate potential donors.
Review, evaluate and assist in re-prioritizing prospect portfolios to identify those with the greatest potential to support the Institute. Review business and regional publications to identify possible new prospects for the Institute.
Assist in setting up and maintaining prospect tracking systems. Assist in special projects as needed. Qualifications: Undergraduate degree required. Preferred minimum of four years work experience, though graduate-level education may count towards experience.
