Digital Navigator
$25.00 - $30.00 Hourly
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Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$25.00 - $30.00 Hourly
About the role
- Deliver in-person digital literacy support during programming hours
- Provide individual and small group coaching on basic technology topics including device use, email, internet navigation, and common platforms
- Help oversee the flow and navigation of the digital access space, ensuring a welcoming, organized, and tech-ready environment
- Offer drop-in technical support tailored to diverse learning styles and comfort levels
- Support participants with digital access tasks (e.g., account setup, password resets, job applications).Coordinate and/or facilitate technology workshops for Five Keys students and participants, with a focus on basic digital literacy, computing fundamentals, and technology career exploration
- Conduct one-on-one student intake and enrollment to develop individualized learning plans with all participants
- Maintain accurate, timely records using Google Sheets and internal tracking systems
- Conduct regular follow-up with referrals to determine participant progress
- Uphold trauma-informed, culturally responsive practices in all participant interactions
- Attend all training and professional development opportunities available for Five Keys program staff
- Attend regular supervisory and team meetings as determined by the Digital Equity Programs Manager
- Abide by Five Keys, our funding partners, and any community site's policies and procedures
- Other duties as assigned
- Strong working knowledge of computers, mobile devices, and internet navigation across various platforms (Google Workspace, email, browsers, etc.)Ability to troubleshoot devices and provide accessible explanations to users at varying digital literacy levels
- Some knowledge of programming languages and AI Literacy
- Ability to maintain strong and appropriate boundaries with personal identifying information when interacting with students or community or program partners, and while at any school location or community or program partner site
- Reliable organizational skills, including timely data entry and documentation using Google Sheets or similar tools
- Ability to recognize, address, and mediate conflict in a supportive manner
- Excellent interpersonal boundaries, organizational skills, and emotional intelligence
- Ability to handle multiple deadlines and tasks simultaneously
- Advanced problem-solving skills with the ability to tactfully address and resolve questions/concerns
- Ability to be flexible and to shift between structured workshops and informal drop-in support
- Knowledge of and/or experience with education and career pathways within the technology sector preferred
- Willingness and ability to efficiently travel between program sites and jail facilities
- Comfort working independently in dynamic environments, including community spaces and jail facilities
- Familiarity with trauma-informed, community-centered, and culturally responsive practices
- Education and Work Experience 1-2 years of experience providing digital support, tech instruction, or IT troubleshooting in community, educational, or public settings required
- Experience working with populations impacted by incarceration, housing insecurity, or systemic barriers to access
- Prior experience facilitating workshops or leading basic technology instruction is a plus
- Formal digital education is not required. Applicants with practical experience, adaptability, and a commitment to digital equity are encouraged to apply
- Must wear provided PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) and adhere to all safety guidelines and requirements, when needed
- Lifting items that weigh up to 25 lbs.; reaching, bending, carrying, and stooping within the daily routine of tasks and activities
- Frequent talking and hearing conversations
- Long periods of walking, sitting at a desk and/or computer station
- Successfully obtaining jail clearance for positions working in county jails or probation locations
- Submitting proof of clear TB results. Results dated within 60 days prior to hire date are acceptable
- Work Environment
- Work occurs across multiple program sites, including community-based digital access centers and jail facilities
- Environment may vary from calm and focused to high-traffic or high-sensory settings
- Noise level ranges from moderate to high, depending on site and activity
- Some personal safety risk working in underserved communities
- Some exposure to emotionally complex situations; trauma-informed awareness is essential
- Must be willing and able to work and travel throughout the area to correctional facilities and community sites
- Must be comfortable working independently while remaining connected to a collaborative team
- Travel to multiple sites required
- Growth Opportunities
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