CAREERS AT SUREVOTER

Help us build democracy's infrastructure.

We're looking for people that believe in our mission. Learn more below.

our culture

Core values

We approach our work and our mission in the same way.

Mission first

Every decision is filtered through its impact on civic participation. If it doesn't serve the mission — for citizens, across every party and district — we don't do it.

Integrity

We tell the truth about what the platform does, what it doesn't do, and what it still has to get right. A civic platform cannot afford intellectual dishonesty at any level.

Accountability

We own the outcome, not the ticket. If something ships and it isn't right, we fix it. The public good is treated as a personal responsibility on both teams.

Humility

The mission is bigger than any of us. We hold our assumptions loosely, invite scrutiny, and learn from the communities we serve rather than presuming to know what they need.

Inclusion

A platform built for all citizens has to be built by people who reflect that breadth. Diverse perspectives are an operating requirement for a nonpartisan organization, not a goal.

Grit

The work is hard. The moment is urgent. We push — on the problem, the timeline, and ourselves — without waiting for conditions to be easier. Both teams show up for both.

current openings

Civic leadership roles.

The Foundation is intentionally lean — high trust, long time horizons, and decisions made at the level closest to the work.

If you don't see a role that fits but believe you belong here, the instructions below explain how to make the case.

How to apply

Skip the form. Write us a real letter.

We don't use job boards or automated screening. Send an email that shows us who you are, what you've built, and why this mission moves you.

SureVoter America Foundation

Foundation roles

careers@surevoter.com
Subject Line

Use brackets: [Name of Role] . No open role that fits? [Create a Role] .

Your Background

Send your LinkedIn and describe the most consequential civic or nonprofit work you've done — not the most impressive.

Your Case for the Mission

Why does this mission matter to you — and where specifically can you help it move faster or go further?

Your Perspective

Name one thing the civic technology sector gets wrong, and one thing the Foundation should do about it.