Join the leading global
Jewish humanitarian
organization.
For over a century, JDC’s mission has been lifting lives and strengthening communities in 70 countries all over the world. You can become part of this vital work.
JDC has on-site, hybrid, and remote roles.
Why work at JDC?
As a member of the JDC team, you’ll be part of a global, mission-driven organization with a legacy of changing lives. Working alongside a multicultural team of like-minded colleagues, you’ll be making a real difference for hundreds of thousands of people. And you’ll also have access to a world-class benefits package, including a suite of professional development opportunities.
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Thoughts from our team
Anett Virag
Regional Financial Controller, JDC Europe, Asia & Africa.
Anett Virag
Regional Financial Controller, JDC Europe, Asia & Africa.
Budapest, Hungary
<p>I’ve worked at JDC for a long time, and still, no two days are the same. There are always interesting new projects, new challenges, and interesting people to meet. </p>
<p>My supervisor and my colleagues trust me, and I can rely on them as well. If I have ten different ideas, I can always pursue eight of them (at least) –– which really motivates me. My team’s trust, and the feeling that I’m bettering the world, has brought out the best side of me; I can see firsthand how my work contributes to JDC’s mission.</p>
Nissim Pingle
Director, JCC Mumbai
Nissim Pingle
Director, JCC Mumbai
Mumbai, India
<p>While volunteering at JDC-run camps and events, I realized that JDC stands exactly for my values: tzedakah, tikkun olam, arevut. So, when an opportunity arose to work with JDC, I knew I had to take it!</p>
<p>Now here, I’ve had the chance to learn so many new things and gain so many new skills, and I’m proud to help strengthen the Jewish life and serve the most vulnerable! I just love the sense of family and community that I get while working with JDC. In short, I am proud to call myself a Jointnik.</p>
Kaleab Tadesse
Country Director, JDC Ethiopia
Kaleab Tadesse
Country Director, JDC Ethiopia
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
<p>My journey with JDC has come full circle. Once a beneficiary of its life-changing work, today I have the privilege of leading initiatives that make a tangible impact on communities across Ethiopia.</p>
<p>From providing critical healthcare to the community in Gondar awaiting Aliyah, to delivering vital support through our health programs, and empowering farmers with sustainable agricultural solutions, our programs are transforming lives.</p>
<p>Being part of JDC is more than a job—it’s a chance to give back, create lasting change, and inspire hope in the communities we serve.</p>
Talia Hasin
Research Scholar, The Myers-JDC-Brookdale Institute
Talia Hasin
Research Scholar, The Myers-JDC-Brookdale Institute
Jerusalem, Israel
<p>I’m proud to support JDC’s century-plus mission of saving Jewish lives –– no matter where they are or who they are. This work is personal. My family received JDC assistance in the 1950s, when Israel was experiencing an economic crisis. So, It’s a privilege to give back.</p>
<p>I work with great people at the Myers-JDC-Brookdale Institute, and I found the perfect place to use my skills and innate curiosity to improve social services for people in need. And I love my team––eight smart, nice, serious, dedicated, and caring women, who chose this job out of a sense of mission: to create a more equitable society in Israel.</p>
Daniel Kerenji
Chief Data Analyst, JDC Ashalim
Daniel Kerenji
Chief Data Analyst, JDC Ashalim
Jerusalem, Israel
<p>I dream of a society where everyone has the same chance of succeeding in life. That’s why I came to JDC: I knew I could make a tremendously positive impact on people’s lives here. At JDC Ashalim, I harness the power of data to boost social mobility in Israel. And since coming here, I’ve been blessed with fantastic colleagues––people who offer constructive feedback and want me to do my best. I always try to change for the better, and JDC has supported me to the fullest.</p>
Anna Grigolaya
Operations Manager
Anna Grigolaya
Operations Manager
Dnipro, Ukraine
<p>Being a part of JDC means that you save Jewish lives, bring dignity to people in need, and help inspire the next generation of Jewish life. For the past 22 years, I’ve had the immense privilege to do all of this. Along the way, I’ve acquired a tremendous set of professional skills and knowledge, learned about Jewish communities around the globe, and, on a personal level, deepened my connection to the global Jewish world. </p>
Violeta Labunskaya
Communications and Missions Coordinator
Violeta Labunskaya
Communications and Missions Coordinator
Chișinău, Moldova
<p>Working at a for-profit, I didn’t feel like I was making the difference I wanted to make. But at JDC, I am happy to work for a good cause. It’s a privilege to be here and get a firsthand look at the people we help –– an elderly woman receiving medicine and homecare in Chișinău, Moldova, where I live, or a young Jewish leader at our local Jewish Community Center. There is great meaning in all that we do here.</p>
Aaron Freedman
Senior Writer, JDC Resource & Development
Aaron Freedman
Senior Writer, JDC Resource & Development
Jerusalem, Israel
<p>When you join JDC, you join an organization with a rich history and a legacy of extraordinary Jewish leadership––leaders like Stanley Abramovich, a former JDC Country Director, whom I met. Stanley helped survivors in the Displaced Persons (DP) camps after the Holocaust and helped build Jewish life in Israel. </p>
<p>We all might have very different notions of what it means to be a “Good Jew.” But JDC is one place where we can respect each other and live our Jewish values together––no matter where we come from. And that extends to JDC’s work. Here in Israel, JDC plays a precious and unique role, bringing together all people for a common future. </p>
Monica Epelbaum
CFO, JDC Latin America
Monica Epelbaum
CFO, JDC Latin America
Buenos Aires, Argentina
<p>At JDC, you really feel the impact you’re making: I don’t just sit at a computer all day––I get to know each and every life-saving program JDC supports across Latin America. </p>
<p>When I came to JDC, it was the height of Argentina’s financial crisis; I was only supposed to stay here a year. But one year turned into twenty, and JDC encouraged me to challenge myself and expand into new roles. Now two decades in, I feel so fortunate to be able to combine my accounting expertise with my passion for humanitarianism. </p>
<p>Working at a global organization like JDC is extremely enriching. It allows you to get to know the customs and idiosyncrasies of other countries, to learn from colleagues around the world, and above all, to feel part of a community that, regardless of differences in language or culture, has a unified objective: to bring help to the most vulnerable people around the world and cultivate Jewish life. </p>
Sarah Weill
Chief of Staff, JDC FSU
Sarah Weill
Chief of Staff, JDC FSU
Jerusalem, Israel
<p>My managers continually invest in my professional development, and through trainings, seminars, and field visits, I’ve grown profoundly. </p>
<p>JDC has a great sense of community, filled with diversity, energy and purpose. My team is a close-knit family, fun to work with, and I take pride in having joined a passionate group of individuals from around the world.</p>
<p>Through my work with JDC colleagues in Europe, Africa and Asia, I feel like I’m traveling on a daily basis. JDC’s impact is exceptional. From Paris to Modiin to Chișinău, you always meet people whose lives have been touched by JDC programs. </p>
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General Resume Submission
Are you interested in working for JDC but don’t see any current openings relevant to your career or skills? Not a problem. We’d love to keep you in mind for future openings! Submit your resume here, and JDC will reach out if something relevant opens up.
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Some of JDC’s programs have Fellowships. These opportunities open for application at various times throughout the year.
2027 Ralph I. Goldman (RIG) Fellowship
Awarded to one person annually, the RIG Fellowship exposes a talented rising leader to global communities and key challenges confronting the Jewish people.
JDC is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. As the world’s leading global Jewish humanitarian organization, we are committed to treating people with compassion and respect. All qualified applications will be considered for employment without regard to age, race, color, national origin, ancestry, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital status, pregnancy, disability, mental disorder, familial status, veteran status, genetic information, or any other protected characteristic as established by law.
JDC is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. As the world’s leading global Jewish humanitarian organization, we are committed to treating people with compassion and respect. All qualified applications will be considered for employment without regard to age, race, color, national origin, ancestry, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital status, pregnancy, disability, mental disorder, familial status, veteran status, genetic information, or any other protected characteristic as established by law.