Manager, Alumni Engagement & Operations

About the Company Correlation One is the largest provider of AI and data workforce development programs globally, having trained over 500,000 professionals across 11 countries. As the largest training provider for Amazon Career Choice, and a growing partner to state governments building registered apprenticeship programs, Correlation One sits at the intersection of employer talent needs and scalable workforce training. We work with Fortune 500 enterprises, federal and state government agencies, and leading employers to close skills gaps in AI, data analytics, cybersecurity, and operations leadership. Our programs produce job-ready graduates who are prepared to contribute from day one. About the Role Graduates of our Amazon Career Choice programs receive up to 18 months of post-program support: career coaching, an alumni community of roughly 9,000 members, and connections to employer partners. This role owns the systems that make that support work. That includes how alumni hear from us, how they move through our community, how coaches are deployed, and how outcomes data moves from our warehouse into decisions. The role is part communicator, part builder, part analyst, with AI built into how you do all three. It suits someone who writes a warm launch post in the morning and debugs an Apps Script trigger in the afternoon. What You'll Do Alumni Engagement & Communications • Own the alumni communications calendar, planning multi-channel outreach (Slack, email, SMS, LinkedIn) for cohort graduations, coaching milestones, events, and support-window reminders. • Write and launch campaigns end to end: copy, audience segmentation, cadence, forms, and follow-up tracking. This includes welcome campaigns for new cohorts and promotion of live programming such as mock interview labs and career co-working sessions. Use AI tools to draft, personalize, and translate messaging at scale, with human review before anything goes out. • Manage the alumni Slack community, including tenure-based channels, invite links and their limits, welcome messaging, and the alumni LinkedIn network. Keep these spaces accurate, active, and limited to eligible members. • Run outcomes and profile-update campaigns that collect placement data, resumes, and LinkedIn profiles from alumni. Use Typeform logic (e.g., hidden fields) so one message can serve several eligibility groups. • Partner with coaches on newly placed alumni and contributor stories to strengthen peer-to-peer engagement. Automation & Workflow Systems • Design, build, and maintain automations that remove manual work from alumni and coach operations. Examples include channel lifecycle automation that moves alumni between tenure-based Slack channels, welcome bots, personalized coach-to-alumni DM tools, coach assignment, and welcome email sequences. • Build with Google Apps Script, the Slack API, Connected Sheets, and no-code tools, working within platform constraints such as plan limits, rate limits, and execution timeouts. • Engineer for reliability: dry-run and test modes, validation before writes, run logs, safe-failure logic, and manual override paths. • Write clear maintainer documentation so each system can be supported by someone other than its builder. • Build and own the AI-powered steps in these workflows, such as LLM-based resume review, message drafting, and response triage, including the prompts, quality checks, and human-review points that keep output accurate. Data Warehouse & Reporting • Maintain BigQuery datasets and views that feed alumni operations, including rosters, program and tenure dates, and email matching across systems. • Connect warehouse data to Sheets, Tableau, and Hex, and own dashboards for outcomes (by country, month, and transition type) and coach performance.