Accelerator Program Analyst

Accelerator Program Analyst Department: Academic Affairs Administration | Keenan Center for Entrepreneurship The Accelerator Program Analyst supports Ohio State’s innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem by coordinating student programs, facilitating ideation experiences, and managing accelerator operations. This role works on projects of moderate scope and complexity, applying general industry knowledge and professional experience to deliver high‑quality programming. Some evening and weekend hours are required; flexibility in normal working hours is provided. Core Competencies Experiential curriculum design and facilitation – Ability to create hands‑on learning experiences that build creative thinking and problem‑solving skills. Customer discovery and problem identification – Supports students in early‑stage venture exploration using established frameworks. Event and speaker coordination – Capable of managing logistics and communication for events of moderate complexity. Cross‑campus collaboration – Builds productive relationships with faculty, colleges, and university partners. Minimum Required Qualifications Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience. 2 years of relevant experience. Required Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in business, entrepreneurship, or related field. 2 years’ experience working with startup companies and founders. Experience facilitating workshops or courses. Excellent communication and stakeholder‑engagement skills. Ability to work occasional evenings and weekends, with flexibility in normal working hours. Preferred Qualifications 4 years’ experience working with startup companies and founders. Additional Information Submit a cover letter and resume. Target hiring range: $58,700–$75,000. Location: Mount Hall (0311). Position type: Regular, scheduled hours: 40, shift: first shift. Successful candidates are subject to background check and may require drug screen or physical. Equal Opportunity Statement The university is an equal opportunity employer, including veterans and disability. #J-18808-Ljbffr Ohio State University