Associate Grant Consultant (Full-Time)Start Date: July 1, 2026Location: Remote, Atlanta, GA PreferredJob Type: Full-time salariedTime Commitment: 40 hours per weekSpecialty : Federal GrantsSalary: $52,000 - $75,000 per yearAbout Think and Ink GrantsFounded in 2016, Think and Ink Grant Consulting (Think and Ink Grants) helps organizations gain a competitive advantage by implementing our cutting‑edge grant‑seeking strategies through our grant consulting services and composing funding‑worthy proposals using our results‑proven approach to grant writing. Our full suite of services also includes grant research, grant management, and evaluation, providing full‑service, customized end‑to‑end support.We've helped clients leverage over $625 million in funding across various grant areas, with a specialization in grants that improve the lives of women and children and advance health and education. Our clients include municipalities, large nonprofits (budgets of $3 million +), and colleges and universities nationwide. Think and Ink Grants® is a Certified B Corp and a GPCI Approved Education Provider. Our Get.Grants.Better.® offering provides grant consulting advisory services to emerging nonprofit leaders and grant writing teams.Our experienced and professional grant writers possess real‑world experience, having served as former nonprofit leaders, grant reviewers, and staff at major foundations. Our real‑world experience supports our successful track record of helping organizations deepen community impact, and our work transforms how organizations find grants, apply for grants, connect with funders, and solve problems.Primary FunctionThink and Ink Grant Consulting® is seeking an individual with at least two years of grant writing experience to fill the role of a full‑time Associate Grant Consultant. This person must be interested in advancing their knowledge of grant writing, serving as a nonprofit consultant to our clients, and taking on more challenging projects. This position reports to and is managed by the CEO.Role DescriptionThe Associate Grant Consultant must be skilled at understanding each client's program goals and translating them into writing. They must also have excellent verbal communication and listening skills, superior persuasive and technical writing skills, and strong budgeting skills. Funding opportunities may arise from foundations and government entities through grants, corporate sponsorships, and in‑kind donations for program and general operating support. They must also be able to provide nonprofit consulting support, create logic models, write simple evaluation plans, lead meetings, and serve as advisors to our clients.Typical Clients ServedOur clients include 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations supporting women, children, health, and education, which are located across the country. Our clients often have operating budgets of $3 million or more and include state and county municipalities, K‑12 schools, organizations committed to building community wealth, institutions and universities of higher education, organizations supporting underserved women and children, health and behavioral health care centers, and more.Job ResponsibilitiesProvide support across all Think and Ink Grants service areas: grant consulting, grant writing, grant research, grant management, and grant evaluationWrite grant proposals per our quality assurance processCompile all required documents and attachments as required by fundersLead client meetings as touchpoints to ask questions, give an overview, provide updates on pending applications, guide the grant writing process, and manage client expectationsManage projects and provide updates on the entire submission process, including, but not limited to, project deadlines, final delivery, and subtasksServe as an advisor to provide grant consulting support as the need arisesConduct prospect research to find new and update existing fundersReview, update, and create budgets for the client organization per funder requirementsUpdate and maintain a grant application calendar summarizing potential funding opportunitiesAttend weekly team meetings to discuss strategy, next steps, and upcoming meetingsClassificationThis is a full‑time, remote‑optional, exempt, salaried role of 40 hours per week with a 60‑day probationary period.Federal Grants SpecialtyThis role requires experience with federal grants in health, workforce development, higher education, and related areas. Demonstrated experience in winning grant proposals across the following agencies is required:DOJ/OJPDOL/ETA/ED (DOE)HHSUSDAHUDA list of federal grants won within the last five years, and writing samples will be requested.Skills and QualificationsBachelor's degreeTeam player with a proven track record in grant writing and program developmentDeadline‑driven with extreme attention to detailMinimum two (2) years of writing and preparing grant applications in the grant focus areas of women, children, health, and educationProject management, budgeting, and research skillsImpeccable written and verbal communication skillsDemonstrated ability to work as part of a team and manage project timelinesAbility to work independently and set prioritiesDemonstrated ability to prioritize and manage multiple job tasksOrganizational and analytical skills with consistent attention to detailPreferred QualificationsAdvanced degree and/or GPCFive (5) years of writing and preparing grant applications or nonprofit consultingPrior experience as a nonprofit leader or work experience supporting women, children, health, and education (i.e., teacher, social worker, health advocate, etc.)Benefits: Work From Home (WFH) eligible; Medical; Dental; Vision; Retirement; Financial wellness; Personalized Time Off (including voting leave and paid volunteer time); Paid holidays; Bereavement Leave; Sick Leave; Jury Duty Leave; Witness Leave; Lactation Accommodations; Temporary Disability Leave; Parental Leave of Absence.Background check and live writing assessment will be required.To apply, please apply at Only candidates selected to proceed will be contacted.#J-18808-Ljbffr
